If you would have asked 2-time PSCA Outlaw 10.5 Champion Doug Sikora if posting a career best ET while shaking down his new ProCharged combo would make him happy, he probably would of came back with some sort of sarcastic remark.

In 2008 Sikora struggled finding the magical 6-sec 200 MPH mark when he was nitrous assisted, and it almost drove him crazy. Well, in Las Vegas this past weekend on the fifth pass with the new set-up, a 6.95, 205 popped up on the Las Vegas Motor Speedway scoreboards and his highly talented crew knew they were on the finally right track.

If you would have asked 2-time PSCA Outlaw 10.5 Champion Doug Sikora if posting a career best ET while shaking down his new ProCharged combo would make him happy, he probably would of came back with some sort of sarcastic remark.

In 2008 Sikora struggled finding the magical 6-sec 200 MPH mark when he was nitrous assisted, and it almost drove him crazy. Well, in Las Vegas this past weekend on the fifth pass with the new set-up, a 6.95, 205 popped up on the Las Vegas Motor Speedway scoreboards and his highly talented crew knew they were on the finally right track.

Sikora backed up that run with a 6.94, 205.96!! The PSCA Outlaw 10.5 class is going to be highly contested in 2009 and many teams are gearing up to challenge two-time champion Ron Weems.

PSCA's 1st event of 2009 will be Feb 6-8 with the Hughes Performance Arizona Nationals at Firebird International Raceway in Chandler, Arizona.