Glen Ferguson came out of the gates flying in 2009 with divisional and national event victories as he secured his spot in the Tournament of Champions rather early in the year. Ferguson’s tournament-clinching victory came in the second national event of the year in Rockingham, N.C. with a win over Doug Ramsey at the IHRA Spring Nationals.
With a ticket to the tournament already in hand Ferguson was on cruise control the remainder of the season, picking up a few more divisional wins here and there. He came close to picking up a second tournament qualifier in the Patriots divisional points race, but was edged out of the top three by Keith Mayers. Ferguson finished in fourth. Ferguson will now look to add to his four world championships when the Tournament of Champions gets underway at the Rockingham Nitro Jam in April of 2010.
NAME: Glen Ferguson Jr.
DOB: March 31, 1970
HOMETOWN: Greensboro, NC
CLASS: Hot Rod, Super Rod, Quick Rod
DIVISION: Patriots, Raiders
CAREER: Three-time Hot Rod World Champion (1994, 2000, 2008), 2000 Super Rod World Champion
2009: Won 2009 Spring Nationals in HR; Finished 4th in Patriots Division in HR; Finished 14th in Raiders Division in Super Rod
To find out MORE about Glen Ferguson Jr., please read the FULL article from IHRA at:
http://www.ihra.com/article/5361.html
A recently revised IHRA Spring Nationals event schedule has been posted and is available at:
Fans who head to State Capitol Raceway in Baton Rouge for the 2009 Nitro Jam season opener, even if they have attended IHRA national events in the past, have no idea what they’re in store for. It will be a race, true, but IHRA president Aaron Polburn wants people to know this event will have a unique attitude.
Kevin Martin and his “Ballistic Eagle” jet bike will be entertaining fans at the upcoming IHRA Mardi Gras Nationals at State Capitol Raceway March 6-8.
Looking for a last-minute holiday gift idea for YOUR favorite race fan? Tickets are NOW on sale for the 2009 Inaugural Nitro Jam:
In 2005 Michael Dakin brought his A-Fuel dragster to the IHRA World Finals, looking to break into the qualifying field despite long odds. He was unable to do so, but his trip to “The Rock” left a very good impression on him. Now, four years later, he will return to IHRA competition.




