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On the cover Larry Dixon, Del Worsham, and Antron Brown scored Father's Day victories at the K&N Filters SuperNationals presented by Advance Auto Parts. Worsham drove his Checker Schuck's Kragen Monte Carlo to victory in Funny Car, Dixon celebrated his fifth-straight Father's Day win in Top Fuel with son Donovan and daughter Alanna, and Pro Stock Motorcycle champ Brown shared the winner's circle with his daughter Arianna. (Jerry Foss photos) SUBSCRIBE NOW! JOIN THE NHRA 48 WEEKLY ISSUES FOR JUST $64

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TOP FUEL by Bruce Dillashaw
"I'm still back there," said Dixon. "You can still talk about Kalitta and Schumacher, and I'm way okay with that. We're just going to do our thing. [Don] Schumacher has 18 crew chiefs and eight cars, and [Connie] Kalitta has four cars. We've got one crew chief and one car." – Winner Larry Dixon on his team's position in the points chase behind Doug Kalitta and Tony Schumacher (page 14)

PRO STOCK MOTORCYCLE by Candida Benson
"This championship fight has just begun." – Antron Brown, whose victory in Englishtown catapulted him from 10th to third in the standings. (page 20) If you haven't seen National DRAGSTER lately, you haven't seen it. Subscribe now!

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