NHRA Lucas Oil Deep Clean Nationals Qualifying Results Saturday

The NHRA Full Throttle Drag Racing Series is in Englishtown, New Jersey for the 41st Annual Lucas Oil Deep Clean NHRA Nationals from Old Bridge Township Raceway Park. Cory McClenathan is looking to back up his time from Friday night to set the National Record but all times remained the same on Saturday as they carry over from the Friday session. Hot, muggy summer heat on Saturday made it very tough to get down the racetrack and set a good time.

Cory McClenathan ran a 3.752 at 324.75 mph the fastest 1,000 ft time ever and looks to back that up in the early rounds of eliminations on Sunday from Englishtown. The Fram Dragster has the #1 qualifying spot ahead of Brandon Bernstein in the Copart Dragster, Brandon ran a 3.807 at 313.73 mph and you can see that Cory Mac's time is in another zip code.

Robert Hight in the AAA Auto Club Ford Mustang once again is the #1 qualifer at Englishtown. Hight and John Force are one and two in qualifying with Hight running a 4.025 at 313.00 mph with John Force in the Castrol GTX Mustang running a 4.037 at 313.73 mph. Robert Hight was denied victory last week going for four wins in a row by Matt Hagan in the Diehard car, Hagan is slotted in sixth in qualifying from Englishtown.

Mike Edwards no surprise is #1 qualifer again in Pro Stock in his Penhall/Interstate Batteries/K&N Filters Pontiac GXP atop the qualifying line with another #1 qualifer. Edwards ran a 6.513 at 211.49 mph. Vinnie Deceglie and Bob Yonke round out the top 3 spots from Old Bridge Township Raceway Park.

Michael Phillips remains #1 qualifer in Pro Stock Motorcylce. Phillips at a blistering 6.855 at 197.16 mph on his Racers Edge Suzuki. Hector Arana in the Lucas Oil Buell is qualified in second with Steve Johnson the runner up at Chicago in the Suzuki in third.

The Lucas Oil Deep Clean Nationals from Old Bridge Township Raceway Park in Englishtown, NJ can be seen at 4pm ET on ESPN2 Sunday with the Final Rounds so remember to tune in early this week like last week at Chicago.