The No Bull Street Car Series continued on stronger than ever, according to promotions manager Mike Swalby, at the Albuquerque Dragway on Aug. 20 from 7 p.m. to midnight. The race series is gaining in popularity due to the safety of the regimentalized races as opposed to risky and potentially life threatening street car races on Albuquerque’s byways. “We have seven classes under No Bull and due to more sponsors there is a bigger payout," Swalby said. "Also, the good turnout is better than last time and it just keeps growing. I encourage all people attempting to street race, to come compete here and get your real time.” Potential street racers young and old alike competed against drivers who, they might normally be tem...

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The No Bull Street Car Series continued on stronger than ever, according to promotions manager Mike Swalby, at the Albuquerque Dragway on Aug. 20 from 7 p.m. to midnight. The race series is gaining in popularity due to the safety of the regimentalized races as opposed to risky and potentially life threatening street car races on Albuquerque’s byways. “We have seven classes under No Bull and due to more sponsors there is a bigger payout," Swalby said. "Also, the good turnout is better than last time and it just keeps growing. I encourage all people attempting to street race, to come compete here and get your real time.” Potential street racers young and old alike competed against drivers who, they might normally be tem...

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