Not only will you be able to view photos from track photographers, but you can now share your ESTA "Kodak Moments" by uploading your personal ESTA photos to the gallery for all to see. By clicking on the "Photos" link in the menu bar, you will be directed to the ESTA Public Photo Gallery. This highly configurable gallery system provides many customizable features that we'll explore down the road. At the start we want to keep it simple and we'll add features to the gallery as we progress.

We're looking for not only on track action shots, but some interesting shots from the pits. Close ups of the great engineering and attention to detail our racers put into their machines make for great shots, as well as family and friends enjoying their day at the races. Only Registered users of ESTAdrags.com are allowed to upload photos, and ALL photos will be approved by an Admin prior to being made public. So don't waste your time on those "creative" port-a-john shots as they won't be published. Enjoy this feature and as always, your feedback is always welcomed. (post feedback on the forum)

Liz West Scores CMF Challenge Win

What a miserable Spring we have had so far. Who would imagine that it would take us until the end of May to get our 2011 Summit E.T. Points Series underway. But although the place was still in a very wet condition we were able to pull off our opener 1/8 mile style and at least get some racing in. 

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Vince Musolino brought out his new 2011 American Dragster and secured the win by defeating Ken Miller who was driving his '72 Ford Maverick. Vince who also stopped Ken in the first round (Ken bought back in) drove his Ricelli Enterprise backed mount to a stellar .505 initiated, 4.685 at 138.13 mph on his 4.68 dial to leave no room for Miller to hold him off. Ken settled for the runner up spot with a .525 light and a 6.962 at 98.04 mph run on his 6.95 dial. James Smith was the semifinalist.

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Welcome to the latest version of ESTA Safety Park's website!  While the new website doesn't look entirely different from the old, there's plenty of changes that have taken place under the hood!

The new website is built using a Content Management System (CMS). CMS allows the site to be updated from any internet connected computer without the need for expensive software or html or other coding knowledge. What this means to the track is eliminating duplicity and expenses of having the site updated by outside sources. They will be able to write and publish result articles, press releases and news right from their web browser. 

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