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In the ultimate debut, Matt Scranton piloted the Turbonetics Celica to an earth-shattering 7.32 at 199.93 mph. On its first pass, the Toyota became the quickest and fastest sport compact; a mere .07 mph away from a $25,000 Summit Racing payday. It won the Pro Class running 197 mph in the finals.
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 In the ultimate debut, Matt Scranton piloted the Turbonetics Celica to an earth-shattering 7.32 at 199.93 mph. On its first pass, the Toyota became the quickest and fastest sport compact; a mere .07 mph away from a $25,000 Summit Racing payday. It won the Pro Class running 197 mph in the finals.  View Related Article

 

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