Rampy Collects 100th NHRA Victory
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David Rampy entered the 2018 season at 96 wins and hit his stride at midseason with wins in Norwalk, Indy, and St. Louis, all of them behind the wheel of his A/EA ’32 Bantam roadster in Comp. In Pomona, Rampy took a nine-hundredths Competition Index Control penalty in his round-two win against Josh Lee but was able to hold on for the win. His 100th victory became official when opponent Doug Lambeck fouled in the final round.
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