At the NHRA DENSO Sonoma Nationals, father and son Chad and Hunter Green impressed fans with record-breaking performances in Funny Car racing. Hunter, competing in his rookie season, reached the quarterfinals while posting a personal best time of 3.897 seconds at 333.00 mph, overcoming former world champion J.R. Todd. Meanwhile, Chad set his fastest mark at 334.65 mph in his Ford Mustang during the same event, benefiting from exceptional track conditions that allowed both drivers to push their limits.
Details on Speed Milestones and Track Influence
Hunter recorded his top run of 3.897 seconds at 333.00 mph, while Chad’s best effort was clocked at 3.927 seconds with a speed of 334.65 mph. Though these times highlight notable progress, analysts note that the cooler, ideal weather at Sonoma likely contributed to the outstanding results, and performance might vary in warmer settings at future races.
Momentum Builds as Season Progresses
Continuing to build momentum, Chad and Hunter Green are refining their skills with their teams and vehicles, demonstrating consistent improvement. Their performances at Sonoma set the stage for upcoming challenges as they prepare to compete at the NHRA Lucas Oil Nationals in Brainerd, Minnesota, from August 15 to 17, followed by the prestigious U.S. Nationals in Indianapolis scheduled for August 29 through September 1.
Rising Contenders in the NHRA Circuit
With new personal records and a strategic approach, the Greens are establishing themselves as formidable contenders in the NHRA Funny Car category. Their progress at Sonoma signals a promising future as they aim to maintain and build upon their current success within the competitive racing circuit.
