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Javascript is either disabled or not supported by this browser. Forget wooden shoes and windmills --Holland is now known for drag racing. Kris Becker and husband Arlie prepare for her Top Fuel run. Defending Pro Fuel riding champ Mike Bahnmaier prepares for launch. Stan Verheijen of Heerlen, Holland, turned the day's first 200-mph run, in his first pass of the day.

Following a delay, All Harley Drag Racing Association officials determined that the track was too slick for racing, and that the rain - the first in this desert town in a month - would continue. It was an anti-climatic end to a weekend of record-setting racing - the AHDRA's final event of the season - which featured the biggest and fastest field of Harley motorcycle racers ever assembled. A record field of 265 race teams teched-in at the facility, including 29 Top Fuel bikes, 10 Pro Fuel riders, 17 Pro Dragster riders and 11 Pro Gas teams. This competitive Venerable Ray Price - who was winning motorcycle drag races before some of this weekend's competitors were born - didn't make the JIMS Top Fuel field. The North Carolina rider was 19th-quickest in Saturday qualifying; three notches out of Sunday's 16-bike field.

The action is hot in Vegas and it kicked off in style, Thursday at Las Vegas Harley-Davidson. AHDRA racers were on hand for lots of fun, autographs and entertainment as fans got a sneak peak at the 200mph nitro show at "The Strip" at Las Vegas Motor Speedway. Friday, the gates opened at 9AM and over 200 competitors, including 20-plus JIMS Top Fuel entries rolled in for the biggest event of the year. We will have more on the Shoot-Out and reaction from the winners when the complete wrap-up report is filed from the JIMS Las Vegas Nationals. More action Friday night, as AHDRA racers fired up the noise live on "The Strip" during the JIMS Rolling Bones Party at Harley-Davidson Cafe.

Following a delay, All Harley Drag Racing Association officials determined that the track was too slick for racing, and that the rain - the first in this desert town in a month - would continue. It was an anti-climatic end to a weekend of record-setting racing - the AHDRA's final event of the season - which featured the biggest and fastest field of Harley motorcycle racers ever assembled. A record field of 265 race teams teched-in at the facility, including 29 Top Fuel bikes, 10 Pro Fuel riders, 17 Pro Dragster riders and 11 Pro Gas teams. The North Carolina rider was 19th-quickest in Saturday qualifying; three notches out of Sunday's 16-bike field. Augustine was able to wrap up the Pro Dragster national riding championship when defending No.

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