Extreme Doorslammers closes its season with Bridge Wars – Rep Yo Set on September 18-19 at Cecil County Dragway, fielding 11 Pro Mod entries and a $12,000 winner’s purse.

Promoters Gerrell Applo and Michael Walker maintain the class’s no-time Pro Mod profile, yet activate clocks for the final to validate performance against the headline payout.

Doug Reisterer seals victory with a 3.65 at 203 mph in his turbo small-block Camaro, beating Andy Jensen’s 3.71 at 209 mph.

Drama peaks at the stage beams. Jensen exceeds the seven‑second staging limit and times out, initially handing Reisterer a procedural win.

Reisterer declines the automatic result. Both drivers shut off, confer briefly, and agree to rerun the final for the crowd.

The decision restores competitive integrity and highlights the series’ fan-first ethos without undermining its rules framework.

Friday allows two test hits before eliminations. Reisterer opens round one with a 3.577 at 206 mph, immediately signalling front-running pace.

That 3.577 stands as the second-fastest nitrous pass at Cecil County Dragway, behind track owner Jim Halsey’s 3.564 near 211 mph at Yellowbullet Nationals.

Reisterer advances through a Texas versus Florida semifinal, defeating Justin Swanstrom and the Harts Charger-powered Survivor to reach Jensen.

Turning on clocks for the final balances transparency with showmanship, offering data for teams while preserving the series’ no-time DNA across the eliminations ladder.

Momentum for Pro Mod-style shows continues in the Northeast, complementing milestones seen around the region, including the PDRA World Finals.

Applo and Walker credit partners and racers for growth, including Big Fred Productions, Dream Team Promotions, Dotson Pressure, Larry Thompson Custom T’s, and contributors Chuck Ulsch and Frank Falter IV.

Sponsors include Candyman Racing, Euro Pros Collision Center, DMPE, J&A Service, Gibson Steel, Late Model Performance of MD, Rodgers Motorsports, Red Line, ProCharger, and the Travis Mills Foundation.

The finale concludes with Reisterer banking $12,000 and the headline win, setting a benchmark for procedures, parity, and participation next season.

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Miles Carter

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