The Quick 8 Outlaws' third race this season posted one of the best 16-car fields yet with low ET of 4.16 and a 4.52 bump.

Darlington Dragway had near perfect weather for the fans to enjoy watching 23 automatic Pro Mods battle it out in three rounds of qualifying.

The first round of eliminations saw three of the top five qualifiers go out, putting number four qualifier Ronnie Davis with a 4.29 on the opposite side of the ladder from number five qualifier Ric Fleck's 4.33.

After the dust had settled from broken blower belts and burst panels it came down to this; Troy Jordan's nitrous powered '63 Vette verses Fleck's ProCharged Camaro and Davis' nitrous '63 Vette verses Kenny Kneece's nitrous '63 Vette in the semis. The Quick 8 Outlaws' third race this season posted one of the best 16-car fields yet with low ET of 4.16 and a 4.52 bump.

Darlington Dragway had near perfect weather for the fans to enjoy watching 23 automatic Pro Mods battle it out in three rounds of qualifying.

The first round of eliminations saw three of the top five qualifiers go out, putting number four qualifier Ronnie Davis with a 4.29 on the opposite side of the ladder from number five qualifier Ric Fleck's 4.33.

After the dust had settled from broken blower belts and burst panels it came down to this; Troy Jordan's nitrous powered '63 Vette verses Fleck's ProCharged Camaro and Davis' nitrous '63 Vette verses Kenny Kneece's nitrous '63 Vette in the semis.

Fleck took the win in a close race with a 4.33 over Jordan's 4.38. The match-up of Davis and Kneece, a familar battle in this series, saw the former take the win light with a 4.24 over the latter's 4.28.

Although Fleck's Camaro ran as consistently as a bracket car all day on his side of the ladder it would be the power from the other side taking it all as Davis ran a 4.24 over Fleck's 4.34 for the win.

Be sure to catch the Quick 8 Outlaws June 9th at Outer Banks Dragway