Do you like nostalgia funny cars, where you can tell what the make and model is? How about long, smoky burnouts? If so, then you'll love the one of the largest funny car race on the east coast, the Good Vibrations Motorsports Nostalgia Funny Car Nationals.

Held at Keystone Raceway Park, this huge field of nostalgia funny cars will be fighting to be crowned champion.

Also includes burnout Contest & amazing 30 minute fireworks display! This is a must see annual event.

Official Keystone Raceway Site

Jon Walls - Elite Winner

Jamie Russell - 6.90 Winner

 Official Facebook Event Page

The Great Lakes Nostalgia Funny Car Circuit held its 10th Annual Funny Car Nationals on July 15th. For the first time in history, the event was held at Keystone Raceway Park near Pittsburgh. This year’s race was sponsored by Good Vibrations Motorsports and saw 30 alcohol burning nostalgia funny cars come through the gates. Funny Cars from all across the country showed for this event that keeps growing every year. Racing “Chicago Style” and paired into teams (East Coast — everyone East of Pittsburgh) and Midwest/West — everyone West of Pittsburgh), each car made two passes with the quickest two in each category/team facing off in the finals.

This year’s event was also designated as the 12th annual Draglist.com Nationals, a friendly reunion of almost 20 of the most loyal followers/contributors to this site. As for the racing, the show put on by the GLNFCC crew was incredible. For the most part, it was side by side with no oildowns, breakage or delays — a great accomplishment for 30 cars. In the supercharged class, Chris Massarella’s Total Insanity Monza ran like a bracket car. Chris ran 6.99 and 7.00 to qualify for the final as the quickest car from the East. Steve Tymoszyk’s Parts Peddler Cuda ran two 7.10s to qualify as the quickest car from the Midwest. In the final, Massarella grabbed a holeshot and hung on for an amazing 7.14 to 7.14 win over Tymosyk!

6 Injected Funny Car also competed at the Good Vibrations Motorsports Funny Car Nationals. Willie Johnson in the No Money, No Funny Nova defended his injected class crown with a win over Frank Barnard’s Poison Arrow for the second straight year. Barnard qualified for the final with great 7.96 and 7.97 runs. Johnson got there with a clutch 7.95 that made up for an off pace 8.94 in the first round. Unfortunately, a broken starter ended Frank’s day on the starting line and Willie soloed for the win.

CIFCA took their best to the Funny Car Nationals! Finished 2nd & 3rd from the West, 7th & 8th overall out of 29 Funny Cars.

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