PRO STREET G.O.A.T. List

[Jason Miller]

list updated again at top of page 1

[SpencerCycle.com]

Doug Ray went a 7.86 in 2001 at Houston Prostar Event... NOS OLD SCHOOL 1987 GSXR 1340

and we did that YEARS before anyone else would... Tom Micelli and Mike Philips also went fast that race

[sportbikeryder]

Brad Anassis 7.935

http://www.dragbike.com/raceday/06pr...osta/q_pst.pdf

Trying to find what he went when he came back over again...

Good point on the qualifying Jason. Didn;t check all of those.

[sportbikeryder]

DEL FLORES SUZ 0.866 7.439 178.55

http://www.amadragbike.com/news/temp...=214&zoneid=12

If you count the "B" class from same link:
Eunice Parrish 0.878 7.861 177.840

[SpencerCycle.com]

here is a old article i found...

Doug Ray Claims Rock's Mickey Thompson 'Worlds Fastest Street Bike' Title


ROCKINGHAM, N.C. - Elm City's Allen Kea won the battle but Doug "Underdog" Ray won the war in the wrap-up to the Mickey Thompson Performance Tires World's Fastest Street Bike Series at Steve Earwood's Rockingham Dragway.

Kea won the last race in the series in spectacular fashion. Kea beat both title contenders en route to a victory that enabled him to lock up third place in the final standings.

Kea beat Ryan Schnitz of Decatur, Ind., in the second round, took out Ray in the semifinals and then bested Alphonso Thompson Sr. of Blades, Del., in the final to earn his first win of the season.

The victory over Schnitz handed the series title to Ray who, by qualifying his Suzuki No. 1, was rewarded with a quarterfinal bye after beating Jeff Jennings of Winston-Salem in the first round. By advancing one round further than Schnitz, Ray won the championship by 13 points and earned a $2,500 bonus.

The World's Fastest Street Bike Series was contested over four events during the season. The finale was run in conjunction with the Fish's Customs Fall Bike Nationals at the Rock.

FINAL POINT STANDINGS

1. Doug Ray Salisbury, N.C. 211
2. Ryan Schnitz Decatur, Ind. 198

[SpencerCycle.com]

Also have the 2001 write up where I went 7.86 that was on DB.com

[mrbdas]

here is a old article i found...

Doug Ray Claims Rock's Mickey Thompson 'Worlds Fastest Street Bike' Title


ROCKINGHAM, N.C. - Elm City's Allen Kea won the battle but Doug "Underdog" Ray won the war in the wrap-up to the Mickey Thompson Performance Tires World's Fastest Street Bike Series at Steve Earwood's Rockingham Dragway.

Kea won the last race in the series in spectacular fashion. Kea beat both title contenders en route to a victory that enabled him to lock up third place in the final standings.

Kea beat Ryan Schnitz of Decatur, Ind., in the second round, took out Ray in the semifinals and then bested Alphonso Thompson Sr. of Blades, Del., in the final to earn his first win of the season.

The victory over Schnitz handed the series title to Ray who, by qualifying his Suzuki No. 1, was rewarded with a quarterfinal bye after beating Jeff Jennings of Winston-Salem in the first round. By advancing one round further than Schnitz, Ray won the championship by 13 points and earned a $2,500 bonus.

The World's Fastest Street Bike Series was contested over four events during the season. The finale was run in conjunction with the Fish's Customs Fall Bike Nationals at the Rock.

FINAL POINT STANDINGS

1. Doug Ray Salisbury, N.C. 211
2. Ryan Schnitz Decatur, Ind. 198

thats my boy nothing like tooth your own horn

[SpencerCycle.com]

gots to keeps my peeps in check!!!!!!!

many young bucks forget who was the ballers and shot callers from back in the day!

and when i decide to get back on a bike...i still got it...potna!!!

[Jason Miller]

I just edited the list again, and starting to add in the years when they were done

[Jason Miller]

Doug Ray went a 7.86 in 2001 at Houston Prostar Event... NOS OLD SCHOOL 1987 GSXR 1340

and we did that YEARS before anyone else would... Tom Micelli and Mike Philips also went fast that race

Do you know what it is was to the thousanth?

[Jason Miller]

Brad Anassis 7.935

http://www.dragbike.com/raceday/06pr...osta/q_pst.pdf

Trying to find what he went when he came back over again...

Good point on the qualifying Jason. Didn;t check all of those.

Look on the list to see if they have been faster already. He was seen with a 7.884 already. Thanks for your help though.

[SpencerCycle.com]

I have it...also aint even going to talk bout when we took Velocity Racing for 5G at the Rock...


I will get the complete numbers breakdown jason...

[Twistedspeed]

Not too side track but makes me wonder where all these guys are nowadays. List is looking good J.

[Jason Miller]

Ok cool Doug let me know and I will throw it up there buddy!

[SpencerCycle.com]

gotay went a 7.15 or 17 already also