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Atlanta Dragway was a drag racing facility located in Banks County, Georgia, just north of Commerce, Georgia. From 1981 until its closure after the 2021 season, it hosted the NHRA Camping World Drag Racing Series, Southern Nationals.

History

Atlanta Dragway was built in 1975 by Gene Bennett and originally had been graded out for an airport. The original airport tower served as the original timing tower, and the track direction was the same as the airport without asphalt, just Georgia red clay. In 1980, the track was sold to Norman Pearah and became an NHRA-sanctioned track. Back then, the track was only opened twice a year for major events.

The track was purchased in 1987 by Pro Stock driver Gary Brown and partners J.D. Stevens and Rudy Bowen. The track underwent major reconstruction to put in new aluminum grandstand seating, permanent restrooms and rebuilt concession buildings. In 1989, the thirteen-year-old track was resurfaced with a concrete launching pad and a new timing system. In addition to the track modification, a reconditioned VIP tower complete with a timing deck, press center and corporate suites was built in 1990.

NHRA purchased the track in 1993. They resurfaced the track and added an updated timing system in 1999. The tower restrooms were remodeled and all concession, tower and ticket buildings were rewired. In 2003, the track's FM radio and public address system were both upgraded. In 2008 NHRA history was made at the track when Ashley Force Hood became the first female driver to win a Funny Car event. NHRA has announced intentions to sell the property after the 2021 meet.[1]

NHRA announced that the "2021 NHRA Southern Nationals would be the final major NHRA national event to be held at historic Atlanta Dragway in Commerce, GA."[2] Шаблон:Col-begin

Winners

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Top Fuel

Year Winner
1990 Lori Johns
1991 Kenny Bernstein
1992 Don Prudhomme
1993 Eddie Hill
1994 Connie Kalitta
1995 Cory McClenathan
1996 Larry Dixon
1997 Kenny Bernstein
1998 Cory McClenathan
1999 Gary Scelzi
2000 Gary Scelzi
2001 Mike Dunn
2002 Larry Dixon
2003 Larry Dixon
2004 Cory McClenathan
2005 Doug Kalitta
2006 Doug Kalitta
2007 Brandon Bernstein
2008 Antron Brown
2009 Morgan Lucas
2010 Larry Dixon

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Funny Car

Year Winner
1990 Ed McCulloch
1991 Del Worsham
1992 John Force
1993 John Force
1994 John Force
1995 John Force
1996 Tony Pedregon
1997 Randy Anderson
1998 Cruz Pedregon
1999 John Force
2000 John Force
2001 Frank Pedregon
2002 Whit Bazemore
2003 Tony Pedregon
2004 Whit Bazemore
2005 John Force
2006 Tony Pedregon
2007 Robert Hight
2008 Ashley Force
2009 Jack Beckman
2010 Robert Hight

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Pro Stock

Year Winner
1990 Larry Morgan
1991 Bob Glidden
1992 Don Beverley
1993 Warren Johnson
1994 "Scott Geoffrion"
1995 Mark Osborne
1996 Kurt Johnson
1997 Jim Yates
1998 Mark Osborne
1999 Warren Johnson
2000 Jeg Coughlin
2001 Jim Yates
2002 Allen Johnson
2003 Warren Johnson
2004 Greg Anderson
2005 Greg Anderson
2006 Dave Connolly
2007 Greg Anderson
2008 Mike Edwards
2009 Mike Edwards
2010 Jeg Coughlin

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References

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External links

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