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Issue 47, December 17, 2004
Dragster Cover

On the cover
Greg Anderson, who set a record for wins in a season with 15, won his second straight NHRA POWERade Pro Stock championship in 2004. Andrew Hines also made history by winning three events, the first for Harley-Davidson in NHRA competition, en route to the 2004 POWERade Pro Stock Bike title. (Teresa Long photo)

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SPOTLIGHT ON 2004's NHRA POWERade PRO STOCK CHAMPIONS

PRO STOCK by John Jodauga
For Pro Stock champion Greg Anderson, team chemistry is the most important ingredient in his operation. "Everybody knows their role here and what they need to do on a day-to-day basis. I don't have to stand over anybody to motivate them," he said. (page 14)

PRO STOCK BIKE by Kevin McKenna
After more than 20 years of near total domination by Suzuki and Kawasaki, the Vance & Hines Screamin' Eagle V-Rod driven by Andrew Hines, a bike nearly four years in the making, claimed the first NHRA championship ever in Harley-Davidson's 101-year history. For the first time, NHRA's two-wheel class has the same brand diversity that has made its four-wheel Pro Stock counterparts fan favorites. (page 24)

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PLUS:

  • Analysis: Rookie of the Year – Multitalented Jason Line's contributions to Pro Stock's record season went far beyond his four wins. By John Jodauga. (page 22)
  • Tech: Racing Technology with Evan J. Smith – There's no better time to add a fresh set of rings, bearings, and/or valve springs than over the winter. Yet some will park their car and not touch it for a few months. Smith suggests you show it a little TLC. (page 46)
  • Competition: Moroso 5-Day E.T. Championships – One thing that each of the winners at this year's Moroso 5-Day E.T. Championships had in common was that none of them had to be told how to find the winner's circle. By Kevin McKenna. (page 56)
  • School's In with Frank Hawley – The old adage "Races are won and lost at the starting line" is only partly true. As most bracket and Super-category racers know, many races are won and lost at the finish line. (page 96)

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