Pro
Street to Compete at the Mid-West Drag Racing Series
Throwdown in Tulsa
TULSA, OKLAHOMA (April 26, 2022) The exciting Pro Street
class has competed at Throwdown in different variations
for years. However, in 2022, the class becomes part of the
MWDRS at both Throwdowns with the possibility of being
added to others in 2022 and 2023.

Dave Pierce of Tulsa’s iconic Dave’s Claremore RV had a
vision and desire to compete again himself after stepping
out of the seat of the family-owned and campaigned Purple
Gorilla Nitrous Pro Mod several years ago. The Pro Street
class has seen the track in Tulsa for years, with a few
tweaks.
“I really wanted to revive the class and make it
competitive and give us something to build on. The radial
classes have really gone away in the Mid-West so I sold my
radial Camaro and purchased a 2003 Grand Am”, states Dave
Pierce.
Cars like Pierces’ Bickel-built car, that was a former
Jason Line Pro Stock car, are perfect for this class which
aims to resurrect some of the cars people have in their
shops.
After conversations with other racers and series Founder
Keith Haney, it all came together quickly this spring.
“We love Pro Street here in Tulsa. This is a great chance
to get some racers who maybe stepped away back in the
game. There are so many ex-Pro Stock cars around that need
to get back on track”, states Haney.
“I spoke to quite a few of the local Tulsa and OKC racers
and the class evolved with rules. The goal was to keep it
under control and not let it get out of hand money-wise.
The best way to do this was to base it off a 4.20 index
with a Pro Tree and no Handicapped start”, says Pierce.
Thanks to sponsorship help from Dave’s Claremore RV,
racers will compete for a $4400 purse (8-car field) or
$5800 purse (16-car field) at both Throwdowns.
Rules are as follows and are open to anyone who wants to
compete:
PRO STREET RULES 1. Must be a true doorslammer Pro
Street=looking body. No tapered front end Pro Mod style
bodies. No one piece bodies, alterds, or dragsters.
2. Any motor, power adder combination, permitted one power
adder only (No nitro) Minimum weight 2790 lbs. including
driver Under 105” wheel base minimum weight 2,500 lbs.
4.84 and smaller bore space; one stage NOS. (2 NOS
solenoids) 2450 lbs. Naturally aspirated up to 5.3 Bore
Space 2,450 lbs.
3. Lock up converters add 75 lbs 3 speed transmission- no
additional weight 4 speed transmission – add 25 lbs. 5
speed transmission—add 50 lbs. Cars with pedal clutch can
be 5-speed—no additional weight
4. Any rear tire permitted up to 35” max. diameter (as
designated on the tire).
5. All cars must have working headlights (2) & working
taillights (2) Lights must be located in normal location
for body style Bodies that originally had hidden
headlights may relocate headlights
6. No car may compete in Pro Street & any other class at
the same event.
7. Any qualifying or elimination run faster than 4.20 will
be disqualified. If both cars run faster than 4.20 in any
elimination round, the car that ran closest to 4.20 is the
winner. First or Worst rule applies.
All run fields up to 16 cars
Entry Fee $150 plus $50 per crew member weekend pass
Based on an 8 car field: Winner $2000 RU $1000 Semis $500
1st round loser $100 Total Payout $4400
Based on a 16 car field: Winner $2000 RU $1000 Semis $500
Quarters $250 1st round loser $100 Total Payout $5800
For additional information and safety rules, please visit
our website
www.midwestdragracingseries.com
Online registration is open for all Throwdown Classes:
https://www.stubwire.com/throwdown/racer
FREE Spectator tickets:
https://www.stubwire.com/throwdown
Media Contact:
Ellen Eschenbacher – Event Marketing Director – ellen@midwestpromodseries.com
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(317) 719-9672
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