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The Wally
Drag racing's most prestigious trophy
Be warned: He is elusive.
Only the very best can catch him.
Affectionately known as a “Wally” in honor of the late NHRA founder Wally Parks by the thousands of NHRA competitors who seek it, the trophy has taken on a life of its own, and remains one of the single biggest motivators for high-performance enthusiasts from the smallest one-car garage in Kennebunkport, Maine, to one of the sport’s most sophisticated centers of technology and engineering in Yorba Linda, Calif.
It is the ultimate quest for every drag racer, from the weekend warrior Super Street competitor to the 7,000-horsepower gladiators in Top Fuel. When they do earn one, they cling to it with great passion because they know there’s no guarantee they’ll ever win another one.
“It’s obviously an award all the drivers covet,” said five-time NHRA Top Fuel champion Tony Schumacher. “Not so much for what it is, as for what it represents.
Such is the goal of every driver. However, many have spent countless hours and thousands of dollars chasing the dream, only to be denied time and time again.
(above text from the NHRA web site)
Tim Beeman, the 2010 NHRA Hot Rod Heritage Series, NE III Champion felt the rush of pride and accomplishment in the early morning hours of Sunday, September 5th 2010, at Arizona's Speed World Drag Strip when he was presented with his first Wally. It was the crowning moment of his year long effort to secure and maintain the NE III points lead.
The pride and joy in his smile was great to witness as he held his very own Wally while
surrounded by his lovely wife and their two
wonderful sons.
From Lee Boys Racing and ET Genie.....
CONGRATULATIONS
Tim Beeman & Family
Drag racing's most prestigious trophy
Be warned: He is elusive.
Only the very best can catch him.
Affectionately known as a “Wally” in honor of the late NHRA founder Wally Parks by the thousands of NHRA competitors who seek it, the trophy has taken on a life of its own, and remains one of the single biggest motivators for high-performance enthusiasts from the smallest one-car garage in Kennebunkport, Maine, to one of the sport’s most sophisticated centers of technology and engineering in Yorba Linda, Calif.
It is the ultimate quest for every drag racer, from the weekend warrior Super Street competitor to the 7,000-horsepower gladiators in Top Fuel. When they do earn one, they cling to it with great passion because they know there’s no guarantee they’ll ever win another one.
“It’s obviously an award all the drivers covet,” said five-time NHRA Top Fuel champion Tony Schumacher. “Not so much for what it is, as for what it represents.
Such is the goal of every driver. However, many have spent countless hours and thousands of dollars chasing the dream, only to be denied time and time again.
(above text from the NHRA web site)
Tim Beeman, the 2010 NHRA Hot Rod Heritage Series, NE III Champion felt the rush of pride and accomplishment in the early morning hours of Sunday, September 5th 2010, at Arizona's Speed World Drag Strip when he was presented with his first Wally. It was the crowning moment of his year long effort to secure and maintain the NE III points lead.
The pride and joy in his smile was great to witness as he held his very own Wally while
surrounded by his lovely wife and their two
wonderful sons.
From Lee Boys Racing and ET Genie.....
CONGRATULATIONS
Tim Beeman & Family
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