
Bader winner in BILSPORT Pro Mod at Tierp
Pro Modified, which is the biggest FIA Championship class also forms a part of the NDRS Drag Racing Series and the event in Tierp was the fourth NDRS race for the class. Following its conclusion, Mikael Lindahl now leads the NDRS series.

Mathias Stenström - Comp eliminator winner
Competition Eliminator included everything from nostalgia altereds to up-to-date turbo fours. Risto Virtala, low qualifier of the 23 contenders, had a bye-run in the first round but was eliminated in round two by Stig Olsson. Stig, in his green slingshot dragster, made his way to the semi-final where he had to wait for Kim Andersen, who had start-up problems. The wait lasted too long, forcing Stig to shut off. Then Kim failed to reach the finish, giving No. 2 qualifier Mathias Stenström a bye-run in the final. Mathias now ranks No. 1 in the NDRS series.

Håkan Nordström Stock/Super Stock
Stock/Super Stock had an impressive field, just managing to fill a 32-car ladder. Håkan Nordström qualified No. 1 at -0.8465sec under the index and also won the event, eventually putting Björn “the Peasant” Bondesson on the trailer in the final. As many as five cars, among them No. 2 qualifier Uffe Edwardsson and rookie Tomas Kaakinen in his unique Challenger , failed to show up for eliminations, owing to various problems. Nordström, Tarmo Mikkola and Bondesson are the top three in the NDRS series.

Bosse Ragnebro winner Super Comp
Super Comp produced 27 qualifiers, with Johan Klahr in the No. 1 spot (8.902) ahead of eventual winner Bosse Ragnebro, who beat NDRS 2010 runner-up Niklas Öhlin in the final. Bosse clocked 8.900 in the final making it hard for Niklas to reply. The other semi-finalists were veteran Mikael Nilsson and 18-year-old rookie Johanna Granholm. Now only a nine-point gap separates Ragnebro and Öhlin at the top of the NDRS series.