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Greg Anderson Powers New England to Semifinals in HendrickCars.com Chevy
Highlights
- Greg Anderson earned No. 1 qualifier spot for 145th time
- Anderson won Mission #2Fast2Tasty NHRA Challenge bonus race
- Teammate Dallas Glenn beat Anderson in semifinals, then won event
- Glenn leads Pro Stock points by two rounds over Anderson
- Upcoming Bristol race holds special meaning for Anderson’s career
- Super Grip NHRA Thunder Valley Nationals set for June 12-14
Greg Anderson sets the tone at New England Dragway, taking his 145th career No. 1 qualifier and advancing to the semifinals at the eighth NHRA Mission Foods round.
He also wins the Mission #2Fast2Tasty NHRA Challenge, banking bonus points and reinforcing KB Titan Racing’s form against a deep Pro Stock field.
Anderson clinches his 145th career No. 1 qualifier at New England Dragway.
Eliminations begin with a bye. Anderson clocks 6.546 seconds at 209.36 mph, quickest of round one, securing lane choice over Jeg Coughlin Jr., who then red-lights.
He sustains that standard in round two with a 6.546 at 209.75 mph, underlining a repeatable setup and confident shift points in the HendrickCars.com Chevrolet.
The semifinal becomes a battle of execution. Glenn launches at .011 to Anderson’s .039 and converts, 6.556 to 6.548, the margin effectively decided before sixty feet.
Dallas Glenn’s .011 launch beats Anderson’s .039, then he wins the event and the points lead.
Glenn then wins the event, delivering the sixth all-KB Titan final of the season and edging two rounds clear of Anderson in the championship. Read more on his event win.
For Anderson, the weekend still returns significant gains from qualifying and the bonus race, keeping momentum intact as the tour pivots toward Bristol.
Bristol carries weight. It hosted Anderson’s first career victory 25 years ago and now stages the 25th Super Grip NHRA Thunder Valley Nationals on June 12-14.
The 25th Super Grip NHRA Thunder Valley Nationals run June 12-14 at Bristol Dragway.
Consistency remains the theme. The HendrickCars.com entry repeatedly delivers class-leading pace, while incremental launch gains could translate into race-day control on Bristol’s demanding lane balance.
The New England Nationals also illustrate KB Titan Racing’s depth, with internal rivalry accelerating development across clutch management, gear selection, and drivability.
With three consecutive events complete, Anderson targets refinement over reinvention, aiming to convert qualifying supremacy into wins and reclaim the Pro Stock lead.
Visual Summary
Anderson
Glenn
Glenn edges ahead after Anderson’s blazing run in Pro Stock Semi!
Greg Anderson
6.548s
Semifinal ET (209.75 mph)
Mission #2Fast2Tasty Winner
VS
(semis)
(semis)
Dallas Glenn
6.556s
Semifinal ET (209.49 mph)
⚡ .011s Reaction
(Fastest Launch)
(Fastest Launch)
Pro Stock Standings:
1. Glenn
2. Anderson (2 rounds behind)
2. Anderson (2 rounds behind)
Anderson’s relentless speed and bonus wins keep him in striking distance.
Next up is Bristol—where he claimed his first victory 25 years ago.
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The NHRA title race is ON!
Next up is Bristol—where he claimed his first victory 25 years ago.
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The NHRA title race is ON!
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