A source indicates that a conglomeration of companies spearheaded by the leaders of Jegs Mail order are committed to keeping the NHRA Pro Modified series intact for at least the 2008 season.

While Jegs Mail Order's PR Director Scott Woodruff wouldn't confirm they have taken the lead in the effort, he did say that his company loves the entertainment value the class brings to the NHRA series.

A source indicates that a conglomeration of companies spearheaded by the leaders of Jegs Mail order are committed to keeping the NHRA Pro Modified series intact for at least the 2008 season.

While Jegs Mail Order's PR Director Scott Woodruff wouldn't confirm they have taken the lead in the effort, he did say that his company loves the entertainment value the class brings to the NHRA series.

"We along with a number of other companies and competitiors enjoy racing ProMod at the NHRA events," Woodruff said. "It's a class that fan's like to watch and it's exciting to be a part of.  Safety is a priority."

As this news day ends, at least two other major icons in the class continue to push for the inclusion of the class in 2008 competition.