Check this, Ned’s Twin Turbo Big Block Viper Rockets to #1, Blasphemi Goes to the Moon & More!!
Hot Rod Drag Week is back, and Day 1 wasted no time delivering jaw-dropping performances. From record-breaking passes to unexpected drama, fans were treated to some of the most thrilling runs in drag racing. Leading the charge was Ned’s TwinTurbo Big Block Viper, blasting into the #1 spot, while Freiburger’s infamous Blasphemi took fans on a wild ride to the moon.
Ned’s TwinTurbo Viper Steals the Show 🐍⚡
The highlight of Day 1 came when Ned piloted his TwinTurbo Big Block Viper to a stunning performance that secured the top qualifying spot.
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The car’s combination of raw horsepower and twin-turbo boost proved unbeatable.
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Fans described the run as one of the cleanest, most powerful passes of the day.
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The Viper’s performance sets the tone for the rest of the week, making Ned the driver to beat.
With Drag Week testing both performance and endurance, keeping that pace will be as much about reliability as it is about raw speed.
Blasphemi Goes to the Moon 🌙💨
Of course, it wouldn’t be Drag Week without some drama, and that’s where David Freiburger’s Blasphemi came in. Known for being unpredictable, the blown HEMI-powered ’55 Chevy earned its reputation once again:
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Launching hard, Blasphemi pulled wheels so high it looked like it was headed “to the moon.”
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The crowd roared as Freiburger fought to keep it under control.
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While not the cleanest pass, it was easily one of the most entertaining moments of the day.
Other Big Highlights 🔥
Day 1 wasn’t just about Ned and Freiburger. More competitors made their mark, proving that Drag Week is about depth as much as highlights:
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Several 6-second passes laid down by seasoned racers.
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Street-driven monsters showing they can hold their own against full-on race builds.
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Close battles that set the stage for the intense week ahead.
Why Drag Week Day 1 Matters 🏆
Day 1 is crucial in setting momentum for the rest of the event. Drivers not only need fast ETs, but also:
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Durability for the long drives between tracks.
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Consistency to keep posting competitive runs across multiple days.
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Adaptability to deal with changing weather and track conditions.
Ned’s Viper looks dominant now, but Drag Week is as much about who can last as who can blast.
Final Thoughts
Drag Week Day 1 gave fans exactly what they came for—record-setting runs, wild wheelstands, and unforgettable drama. With Ned’s TwinTurbo Big Block Viper sitting on top and Blasphemi putting on a show, the bar is already sky-high. And with four more days of racing left, anything can happen.
