G-Force Race Cars / MSR Performance Race Team goes up against the best in Qatar ADRL series
Reigning PMRA champions make their mark in Middle-East competition
“I really had to get up on the wheel. These guys are the Best in the World.”
Courtesy: Tim Miller, PMRA
TONAWANDA, NEW YORK (March 3, 2011) – The G-Force Race Cars / MSR Performance drag racing team was honored recently by Sheikh Khalid Al Thani of Qatar in taking part in an eight-race Arabian Drag Racing League series in the Middle-East nation of Qatar.
Invited to participate with the top teams in the Pro Extreme class, the reigning champions of the PMRA packed up their suitcases and 1968 Firebird for the desert country from their homes in Western New York.
G-Force Race Cars / MSR Performance team members Jim Salemi, Mike Stawicki, and Jon Salemi spoke about their experiences during the three-month racing sessions, which involved a cycle of three weeks of racing in Qatar, and then two weeks back home.
Countdown to the 2010 PMRA Championship Mike Stawicki – Champion
MEDINA, NEW YORK (November 9, 2010) – After supporting the PMRA Series for its entirety of six seasons, Mike Stawicki returned to racing in the Pro Modified Racing Association for the 2010 season, and captured his first PMRA Championship in the Point Award Series presented by Magnum Auto Parts and Patio Passport.
“Our year went excellent,” said Stawicki, who set several Pro Modified benchmarks during the season, including a Canadian record of 5.739 seconds for a quarter-mile pass, just one one-thousandth of a second behind the world Pro Modified elapsed time record. “Our year was one of the best.”
Stawicki qualified for all PMRA events, and took the number one Marydel Homes qualifying spot in four of five events, qualifying second in the remaining race. His 2010 PMRA record included one victory, a co-victory, two runner-up placings, and a quarter-final round.
Bruce Boland, Mike Stawicki share honors in Grand Bend PMRA final
Stawicki captures points race, takes home 2010 Championship title
GRAND BEND, ONTARIO (September 5, 2010) – The 2010 Pro Modified Racing Association season ended with a new champion and a former champion shared his first win of the season.
In the fifth and final PMRA event, held at the Grand Bend for the Teamsters Union “Thunder by the Beach” event, race finalists Mike Stawicki and Bruce Boland shared the race honors as co-winners.
With his success this season, Mike Stawicki, of Medina, NY, secured enough points to capture the PMRA Championship Point Award Series presented by Magnum Auto Parts and Patio Passport.
The driver of the G-Force Race Cars 1968 Firebird qualified number two in the Marydel Homes Qualifying Session for the final race, with a 5.958, 251.25 pass behind the terrific number one posting of Vito Montesano of Maple, Ontario, who recorded a 5.887, 238.53 with his ERD-powered 1968 Camaro.
Stawicki Racing aligns with LAT Racing Oils
The Stawicki Racing Pro Extreme team has recently announced its alliance with LAT Racing Oils.
Stawicki’s record breaking G-Force Race Cars built 68 Firebird, which recently set the North American Doorslammer speed record @ 255 mph and has run a best of 5.739 seconds in the quarter mile, made the switch over to LAT Racing Oils the race before the record was set. Mike Stawicki, team driver and owner of MSR Performance stated, “In the last 25 years of racing I’ve really never had oil make a difference in any of my engines for myself or my customers. That’s not the case with LAT. After making 13 consecutive runs in the 5 second zone with all runs between 252 and 255 mph my engine honestly has never looked better. We have run a total of 13 runs over 252 mph. The engine bearing s were in great shape as well as all other essential rotating parts. The engine over all just looked great and measured better than it ever has before. I’ll go to bat saying that this LAT Racing Oil really works well. I’ve tried many lubricants and additives in my career and I’m completely sold on LAT Racing Oils. I will be putting it in every engine that leaves my shop from this point on”.
Mike Stawicki paces PMRA Pro Modified field with new record at Grand Bend
New York driver qualifies number one at Stratford Spectacular Hot August Nationals in PMRA action
GRAND BEND, ONTARIO (August 7, 2010) – Mike Stawicki continues to dominate in Pro Modified racing.
The Medina, NY driver of the G-Force Race Cars 1968 Firebird not only set the pace as top qualifier in the latest round of the Pro Modified Racing Association during the Stratford Spectacular Hot August Nationals presented by Ideal Supply & NAPA Auto Parts at the Grand Bend Motorplex, he once again broke the elapsed time record for the class in Canada.
On his third qualifying attempt in the Marydel Homes qualifying session, Stawicki posted a 5.739-second, 254.23-mph pass, which is the quickest Pro Modified pass in Canadian history. His time is only one one-thousandth of a second behind the all-time record of 5.738 seconds set by Scotty Cannon.













































