KRAWIEC'S HOT HAND CONTINUES
AT BRAINERD NHRA
I
t may not have been the most
dominant win of his career, but
Screamin' Eagle Harley-David-
son's Eddie Krawiec isn't about
to complain. Krawiec won his
fourth NHRA Pro Stock Motor-
cycle title of the season and the
47th of his career when he beat
his Vance & Hines teammate An-
drew Hines in the final round at
Brainerd International Raceway
in Minnesota, August 17-19.
Krawiec left the starting line first
by a slight margin and never trailed
in the final with a winning 6.897
elapsed time to Hines' 6.903.
"This win certainly helps build
momentum heading into the
Countdown to the Championship
[playoffs]," said Krawiec, who
also won Brainerd titles in 2012
and 2015. "This was the site of
the first ever all-Harley-Davidson
final back when I was first joining
the team in 2007, so to come out
here and do it again was awe-
some. Andrew beat me in the
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