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22nd Mopar Parts Mile-High Nationals
Denver, CO (July 19-22nd, 2001)

Notes | Results | Photos

The new Hemi-powered Pro Stock Dodge Neon R/Ts of Darrell Alderman and Mark Osborne were the talk of pits following their debut at Denver. (Bruce Biegler photo)

Del Worsham ran a special edition "Jurassic Park 3" scheme on his Pontiac Nitro Funny Car but lost early. (Bruce Biegler photo)

Larry Dixon is breathing down the neck of points leader Kenny Bernstein after a convincing Top Fuel win. (Bruce Biegler photo)

Bob Gilbertson had a strong run in the cool-looking Paul Smith-tuned FMTV Firebird taking runner-up to John Force. (Bruce Biegler photo)

The Pro Stock final saw Warren Johnson use a holeshot to defeat his son Kurt Johnson. (Bruce Biegler photo)

Colorado's own Tom Snyder was a popular winner in Competition eliminator. (Bruce Biegler photo)

For the 97th time in his career John Force found victory lane! (Dave DeAngelis photo)

Angelle Savoie climbed past Shirley Muldowney as NHRA's all-time winning Pro lady racer. (Dave DeAngelis photo)

The drag racing action at Denver had some distractions -- including "Charlie's Angels".... (Bruce Biegler photo)

Mopar's factory flagship fuel Funny Car driven by Dean Skuza ran strong at Denver with a semi final finish. (Bruce Biegler photo)

Larry Morgan's unreal new Dodge Neon R/T Pro Stock was awarded "Best Engineered" at it's debut event. (Bruce Biegler photo)

Neal Rhodes won Stock eliminator driving his cool '67 Ford Fairlane. (Bruce Biegler photo)

Mexico's Arturo Delgado debuted a flashy new Pro Stock Grand-Am at Denver but just missed the cut. (Bruce Biegler photo)