OPENING WEEKEND 2020             MAY 15-16-17  $5000. TO WIN SUPER PRO                                       CHALLENGE DOOR CARS   Denis Black drive's one of the nicest roadsters in the country and is very much capable of wining each and every weekend. Denis a Valley Boy with home town being Arnpior, however his job requires he lives in Toronto, but doesn't stop him from racing at Luskville Dragway. Brian Swayne who is orginally from North Bay now calls Carleton Place home, has been a drag racer for years. After a couple of years of working hard on the Camaro he and driving partner Tom Cline are ready to take on everyone. The return of Dave & Pam Rennie to the drag racing wars at Luskville Dragway in 2018 was applauded by everyone. It did not take long, after a 30 year lay off, for Dave to become a threat anytime he pulls the Vega into the staging beams. There is not much to say about the driver who has won more S/Pro races and Championships, than anyone in the history of Luskville Dragway (7 track championships). Other than he will have a brand new ride for the 2020 season in Door Cars.   Mike Chenier who just repurchased his Corvette Door will be back in the door car wars for 2020. That's good news for Luskville Dragway and the tour races but not good news for the competition as everyone knows Mike will be competitive. Jeff Bradley has been around the sport for a number of years now, and always runs a very competitive car (or truck) no matter where we are, Luskville Dragway or the Napa Tour Races up North. Jeff will join the party on May 16/2020 Julie Dube seen in her old ride will make a comeback in her own roadster, a 63 Corvette spring of 2020. Julie is a strong supporter of Luskville Dragway and everything we do there and will be part of the Super Pro Split Ladder door car side. Jamie Clarmo has been around Luskville Dragway for over two decades and has done his fair share of winning for sure. Normally wheeling the family dragster Jamie will compete on the door side of super pro in their wheel-standing Malibu. Chris Dennique and his Dad have been around Luskville Dragway for a long time, & for years it was always in a Dodge That changed a couple of years ago when the Valley Boys switched to Chevy and did so with great results. Roch Beaudoin and his partner Nanci have been a big part of Luskville Dragway and the tours for YEARS. That will continue in 2020 with their commitment to the First big Race of the year, opening weekend at Luskville Dragway.