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The next edition of Pinks All Out will feature a familiar face from the NASCAR Sprint cup series, Kurt Busch will once again get behind the wheel of his 1970 Dodge Challenger and do some drag racing. Busch recently competed in the Gatornationals on a weekend when the Sprint Cup series was off. On Saturday April 24th Busch will try to pull double duty, first he will qualify his No. 2 Miller Lite Dodge at Talladega Superspeedway and than he will fly to Concord, N.C. where he will race in the Pinks All Out event at the zMax Dragway.

According to Busch he is stoked for the event saying, "The Gatornationals were fun but now we get to run our Dodge Challenger all out," , who has already notched a victory this year in the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series at Atlanta Motor Speedway in March. "Hopefully, we will get to go up against a Chevy at PINKS All Out and take 'em down."

Busch will be driving the same 1970 Dodge Challenger he drove at the Gatornationals which he purchased off Ebay. Since the Gatornationals Busch has made many modifications to the vehicle which puts out 1,200 horsepower.

Busch is no newbie to zMax Dragway as it was the place he got his NHRA competitors license through Roy Hill's Drag Racing School.