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2014 PRO STOCK WORLD CHAMPION ERICA ENDERS

  • Became the first woman to win NHRA Pro Stock championship
  • Final-round win in Pomona clinched championship
  • Collected $100,000 payday with Las Vegas double-up
  • Scored six wins and a runner-up
  • Compiled 45-16 win-loss record

Top Fuel world champion
Tony Schumacher

Funny Car world champion
Matt Hagan

Pro Stock world champion
Erica Enders

Pro Stock Motorcycle world champion
Andrew Hines

Pro Mod world champion
Rickie Smith

Top Alcohol Dragster world champion
Chris Demke

Top Alcohol Funny Car world champion
Steve Harker

Comp eliminator world champion
David Rampy

Super Stock world champion
Peter Biondo

Stock eliminator world champion
Austin Williams

Super Comp world champion
Edmond Richardson

Super Gas world champion
Luke Bogacki

2014

SEASON HIGHLIGHTS

PERFORMANCE PARADE

Fans saw the three quickest and 10 fastest Pro Stock passes in history, the quickest and four fastest Funny Car runs, and three of the four quickest Top Fuel passes.

FEMALE MILESTONE

With her Funny Car win at the NHRA Kansas Nationals in Topeka, Kan., Courtney Force earned the 100th victory by a female Pro driver in NHRA national event competition.

FOREIGN INVASION

Australian Steve Harker became the first non-American racer to win an NHRA world championship, titling in Top Alcohol Funny Car. Fellow Aussie Richie Crampton was named NHRA Rookie of the Year.

BOGACKI GOES BACK-TO-BACK

A year after winning the Super Comp championship, Luke Bogacki won the title again, this time in Super Gas, with five wins in six final rounds and a record points total of 731.

2014

ROOKIE OF THE YEAR

2014 rookie

Richie Crampton

Top Fuel racer Crampton won twice, including the biggest race of the season, the NHRA U.S. Nationals, scored a No. 1 qualifying position, and reached the NHRA Traxxas Shootout final.

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