• Earned No. 16 provisional qualifying position in Q1 on Friday after smoking the tires (11.016 ET at 77.75 mph).
• Earned No. 1 qualifying position in Q2 on Friday (3.788 ET at 326.79 mph).
• Scored three bonus points for quickest run of the session.
• Improved upon her No. 1 qualifying position by running a 3.784 ET at 327.90 mph in Q3 on Saturday.
• Scored three bonus points for quickest run of the session.
• Secured No. 3 qualifying position in Q4 on Saturday (3.771 ET at 322.50 mph).
• Scored one bonus point for third-quickest run of the session.
• Round 1: 3.910 ET at 308.50 mph, beat Antron Brown (4.189 ET at 231.79 mph).

• Round 2: 4.059 ET at 251.77 mph, beat Clay Millican (4.192 ET at 236.17 mph).

• Semifinal: 3.879 ET at 317.94 mph, beat Justin Ashley (4.091 ET at 303.64 mph).

• Final: 3.884 ET at 316.38 mph, beat Shawn Langdon (DNF).

• Currently sixth in the Top Fuel championship standings, 337 points behind leader Mike Salinas.

From Leah:

This is absolutely everything. We have the best fans in the entire nation. This is my favorite track. I’ve been trying to be emotionless all day just to do my job, but this is for Neal Strausbaugh (crew chief), Mike Domagala (co-crew chief), Ryan McGilvry (car chief), and my entire Dodge Power Brokers crew that has been flawless all weekend. I told you guys a long time ago it was coming and I couldn’t be prouder than to do it at a place like this. Thank you, Bandimere. This is the first Top Fuel win for Tony Stewart Racing, so hearing those words will never get old. For those that don’t know, Tony won his Camping World SRX Series race last night. We wanted to keep the wins in the family and get another win, so that was great. What you guys are seeing here is pure gratitude for my team and the belief that Tony has had in us. We’ve had a tough season so far, but the team is optimistic and this is deserved long-term goals and you’re seeing the short-term results of it.