Clapp made it through eight rounds of eliminations in his Chevy S-10 pickup for the $2,000 Super Pro (Box) victory. Rick Harless took home $500 as the Super Pro runner-up.
McClerren matched his total by driving another S-10 to the No Box victory. Tom Kirk earned $500 by advancing to the final round.
The Sportsman final saw Joiner capture the $750 victory in his white Chevy Camaro as Keaton Mohler raced to the runner-up finish.
Wiggins went home $500 richer as the Junior Dragster winner. Landon Walker also had a memorable day by making it to the Junior final.
The Ironman Classic program is available to all International Hot Rod Association (IHRA) member tracks. It gives the local tracks the ability to create extra excitement in their bracket programs and offers the grassroots, Sportsman racers a chance to win the prestigious Ironman trophy.
This is just one of many great events at Beacon Dragway this season including another Ironman race scheduled for Sept. 9. Click here to check out the Beacon Dragway Facebook page for more upcoming events.
