Import Face-Off 2011: Kent, WA

Event Coverage PAS Staff

Photos by Cliff Wallace - www.importfaceoff.net

Import Face-Off staff, based in Louisiana, had to drive and fly through the torrential down pours of Tropical Storm Lee to make it to this event. Perfect weather conditions in Washington, however, made for some of the fastest racing this season yet! The Forced Induction Pro final come down to an 8.34 second pass by Tim Robadds (Red Toyota Supra) vs the 8.35 second pass by Jeff Bush (ETS sponsored Eagle Talon). For a second year in a row, Myles Kerr with his 94’ Integra took home the Forced Induction Sport (Street car) class running a 10.60 @ 143 mph against Keith Leung who ran a much slower, yet still respectable 11.42 @ 126 mph in his Mitsubishi Evo. Best Club Representation was won by Team Menace. Travis McPeat with his Honda Accord beat out last years B.O.S winner, Jamarri Whiteside, by a mere 2 points.

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