Kye Kelley vs Stevie Fast — 3.61-Second Madness at Snowbird Outlaw Nationals!

🏁 Breakdown of the Run: Why It Was Epic

• Side-by-side tension: Two heavy hitters — Kye Kelley and Stevie Fast — staged up next to each other, both ready to push the limit. The crowd held its breath.

• 3.61-second raw ET: In a class stacked with elite Pro Mods, a 3.61 is not just fast — it’s dominant. That time was enough to prove the tune-up, the power, and the driver skill all aligned perfectly.

• Track and conditions: The 2025 field was one of the deepest ever at Snowbird, meaning pressure was high and margin for error was razor-thin. To run 3.61 under those circumstances shows serious command.

This wasn’t just a good run — it was a statement.

📊 Context — Snowbird 2025 & Pro Mod Madness

• The 2025 Snowbird Outlaw Nationals featured what many call “the quickest 32-car Pro Mod field in history.” Qualifying pass times dropped like crazy, and even getting into the show required serious speed. 

• In that context, a 3.61 run — side-by-side, at full throttle — sets these guys apart. Many cars in the event are built to hit 3.6s+. To actually deliver it in pressure, wheel-to-wheel, is next-level.

In fact, the overall winner of the event, Kye Kelley, ended up running a 3.594 at 207.78 mph in the final round. 

So when you see a 3.61 from Kelley and Stevie in side-by-side battle — it underscores just how dialed-in their cars and crews are, and how high the bar has been set for Pro Mod competition.

🤯 What This Means For Pro Mod & Street Outlaws Legacy

• Street-style roots meet pro-level execution. For fans of Street Outlaws, this run is validation: guys who started in street/strip or small-tire builds still belong — if they evolve right.

• Competition pushing the boundaries. With times down into the 3.6s, Pro Mod is now a battlefield — not just for horsepower, but for setup, tuning, and nerve.

• Fan hype & spotlight on these drivers. A run like this brings old-school and new-school fans together. People who remember Street Outlaws’ beginnings see what these cars can do now. People chasing Pro Mod thrills see where the sport is heading.

🎯 Final Thoughts: A Run to Remember — and One to Beat

When the light went green and Fire-up turned to full-throttle, Kye Kelley and Stevie Fast didn’t just race — they made a statement. A 3.61 side-by-side pass at Snowbird under the pressure of a historically deep Pro Mod field? That’s proof they belong at the top.

For any driver, tuner, or fan: this run is now the benchmark.

If you like — I can also pull up a full recap of the Top 8 bracket from Snowbird 2025 (with ETs, mph, eliminations, and key upsets), to frame this 3.61 battle in the bigger picture.