
| NSA Pro Stock Asphalt Sled Series The National Speed Association is a heads up, Pro Stock asphalt snowmobile drag racing circuit. NSA brings together riders from all over the US and Canada to give them a venue in which to showcase their talents on their high performance rides. NSA is an independent organization with its own set of technical and safety rules developed from the IHRA & NHRA asphalt snowmobile divisions. These awesome Pro Stock sleds make over 260 horsepower, rip down the quarter mile in 8 seconds and travel at speeds of over 155mph! The National Speed Association’s Pro Stock Asphalt Snowmobile Series consists of several points events contested at the best IHRA and NHRA sanctioned tracks in the US and Canada. Each points event carries a large purse, contingency money and awesome prizes! The NSA Pro Stock Asphalt Sled champion will be crowned at the end of the season and will be awarded the Championship Title. |
| IHRA Amalie Oil North American Nationals New England Dragway, Epping, NH September 2004 courtesy of SPEED TV |

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| General Info All races are heads-up .400 Pro Tree Pro Ladder Lane choice to quickest qualifier or quickest prior round 16-sled field 2 qualifying rounds (more if time permits) NSA membership required for competition at all points events |


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| Current Pro Stock 1000 National Record Kristin Stanley 8.238 ET Epping, NH 9/10 Kristin Stanley 157.47 mph Epping, NH 9/10 |

| NHRA requires a competition license for all riders running under 9.99 seconds in the ¼ mile. Unlike IHRA, NHRA requires a physical exam every two years for all licensed riders to ensure that the rider is healthy enough for competition. If you do not have your NHRA competition license yet, it is easy to get. After obtaining approval from your doctor (physical exam and completed medical form), bring the medical form and license application to any NHRA track and perform the 6 required test runs. After successful completion of all required runs, a track official will sign off on your application, then you simply mail everything to your NHRA Division office. Test runs are only required on the first application. Renewal riders are not required to perform test runs again unless the license has lapsed for over one year. |
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| IHRA requires a competition license for all riders running under 9.99 seconds int the ¼ mile. If you currently hold a valid NHRA competition license, obtaining your IHRA license is easy. Fill out the two required forms listed above and mail them both to IHRA with a photocopy of your current NHRA license. It's that simple! If you do not have a current NHRA license, print both forms and bring them to any IHRA track, make the five required license passes and mail everything to IHRA. To see a listing of IHRA tracks near you, click here. |

| NSA Pro Stock Sled 2012 Schedule June 16 August 11 September 8 |