Greg Anderson trims his NHRA Pro Stock deficit to 78 points at Texas FallNationals, reaching the semifinals at Texas Motorplex as Dallas Glenn wins and takes the championship lead.

He starts 109 points back in the HendrickCars.com Chevrolet Camaro, then converts strong qualifying and tidy race-day execution to keep his seventh title bid alive with two races left.

Qualifying proves pivotal under NHRA’s structure, with points for positions and session-quick times. Anderson qualifies fourth for five points and amasses seven bonus points, the weekend’s best Pro Stock haul.

Race day reinforces that pace. Anderson edges Kenny Delco by .004 seconds with a 6.473 at 212.75 mph, then repeats it on Erica Enders with a 6.487 at 212.22 mph.

The semifinal brings episode five of his season-long duel with Dallas Glenn. Glenn’s 6.498 edges Anderson’s 6.520, capping a dominant weekend outlined in the Pro Stock Dallas recap.

That result, allied to Glenn’s No.1 qualifier, lifts him to the points lead. Anderson still nets 12 qualifying points and a semifinal, trimming the gap to 78 with meaningful momentum.

Las Vegas now looms, a track where Anderson traditionally runs well. Execution on Saturday remains central; a repeat of his bonus-heavy qualifying sets the platform for a late-countdown push.

With Pomona offering points-and-a-half, risk-reward tilts sharper across tuning calls and staging aggression. Lane choice, weather, and reaction times will likely decide margins measured, again, in thousandths.

For further context on Anderson’s form, see Greg Anderson: Gateway’s Greatest. Broader Dallas coverage includes Bo Butner and Justin Lamb features from the event.

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Nicholas Rivera

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