Race Results Archives for 2025 Summit Racing E.T. Series
2025 Race Results
• Race Results ♦ June 29, 2025
Super Pro
Mark Talmadge's held a slight, .010 reaction time advantage over Joey Rolfe, .007 to .017 and that was just enough to push Joey into a breakout pass and to score the Super Pro win. Mark dialed in at a 5.94 and drove to a winning 5.953 at 113.72 mph to score the white timeslip. Joe dialed his potent '69 Nova in slightly quicker at a 5.65, but took too much finish line and broke out with a 5.642 at 120.73 mph and settled for the runner-up finish.
In the semifinals, Mark scored a red light win over Neil Jamieson, while Joey fought off a valiant effort by Kelly Pope in their semifinal duel.
Pro
A.J. Meier got his oil leak fixed from 2 weeks ago and got his "stuff" wired and scored the Pro win over Nick Carr who fouled out with a -.021 red. A.J. dialed his Bowtie in at a 6.42 and launched with a .051 reaction and stopped the top end timers with a 6.438 at 104.63 mph pass. Nick legged it out despite the foul and ran a 6.550 at 104.67 mph on his 6.56 dial-in to finish the day.
In the semis, Jacob Bombard had a heart-breaking, -.001 red light against A.J. and threw away a solid 7.251 on his 7.23 dial-in. Nick drew the solo run bye into the finals.
Pro MX
Reigning Pro MX Champion Kevin Sutliffe scored his first "W" of the season when Ron Dean squeezed the tree too hard with a -.007 red light start. The numbers were shaping up for a close final with Kevin riding his Hayabusa to a -.005-under, 5.495 at 125.60 mph and .047 reaction. Ron dialed his ski-doo in at a 6.20 and ran a -.013-under, 6.187 at 105.88 mph, but the race was decided at the start.
Kevin didn't slide into the finals as he had to dispatch Heath Smith in a close battle when Heath won the start line, .023 to .029, but Kevin sealed the win at the top end. Ron had a free time run in the semis to prepare for the final.
Street Money
Grant Johnson has been on a hot streak so far this season and held a decisive .005 to .048 lead over defending champion Rick Vose, but the reputation of the champ and his deadly Duster might have influenced Grant's right foot and he broke out with a heart-breaking, -.004-under, 10.336 at 64.11 mph pass. Rick dialed in the "Dead Nutz" Duster in at a 7.40 and drove to a winning 7.409 at 91.47 mph for his first win of the season.
Semifinal action saw Grant stop Neil O'Connell with a .008-over, 10.348 to Neil's -.004-under, 7.786. Neil is a new name to the ESTA results page and he legged his 2020 Dodge into 3 class box scores this weekend!
Rick drew the bye-run and drove to a boring, .008-over 7.408..... see? Deadly!
Modified
Jeremy Wise backed up his June 15th Modified win his defeat of Neil O'Connell. Jeremy held a .075 to .150 reaction time lead which allowed him to cruise to an off the throttle, 8.167 at 74.46 mph pass on his 8.05 dial-in. Neil dialed his Mopar in at a 7.79, but could only muster a 7.993 at 85.26 mph and settled for the runner-up finish.
In the semis, Neil had the luxury of a .030 to .175 R.T. lead over Anthony Corriea and cruised to the win setting up his final round showdown with Jeremy who had a semifinal bye-run.
Street Trophy
The aforementioned Neil O'Connell scored the win in his first final of the day when he defeated Tim Patterson in the Street Trophy final. Tim did his job on the line grabbing an early, .044 to .095 lead, but his Mustang fell off his 8.46 dial-in to run an 8.531 at 83.83 mph which opened the door for Neil to drive around him for the win. Neil's 7.802 at 86.92 mph pass on his 7.79 dial was enough for him to erase his reaction time deficit and score the win.
In the semifinals, Neil squared off against Amedeo Libertell and laid a massive, .002 to .471 reaction time lead and literally coasted to the win. Tim had a solo run to set up the finals pairing.
Junior Dragster
The Halsey sibling rivalry returned to the Juniors for the first time this season and saw big "sis" Bailee getting the win over brother Brody. Brody, piloting a newer, quicker ride, dialed in at a 9.10 and outgunned Bailee on the line, .230 to .338, but took too much stripe at the finish and broke out with a 9.076 at 70.21 mph. Bailee dialed her steed in at a 9.61 and drove to an outstanding 9.621 at 65.98 mph and scored the winning time slip.
