Greg Neal continues to set records and just returned from the Texas Mile March 2012 event  with more records to his credit. His current record is set at 181.300 mph on a 600CC Kawasaki!

Greg has some minor items to sort out before the next event at the Ohio Mile, but feels he will be able to easily be ready when the event is upon us.

Congratulations on your record breaking run Greg and we hope you continue to break them all!

A All Animal Control Racing Team Wins 2011 ECSA Race!

July 18, 2011

A All Animal Control Racing adds another win to their long list of accomplishments on the race track.

Friday night brought out over 600 fans and 150 cars and bikes for the East Coast Street Car Association's 3rd event in a series of 5.

We had our work cut out for us with some fast bikes and as the night wore on we were lined up with a Kawasaki ZX-14 ridden by Jason Smith. Jason got us on the tree, but we ran him down mid track and held the lead the entire way.

The Suzuki Hayabusa had an air shifter problem early on but we repaired it and went on to take the win.

Run to win the race!

A All Animal Control racing is going to be running with this scripture as their slogan from this point forward.

1 Corinthians 9:24 "Do you not know that in a race all the runners run, but only one gets the prize? Run in such a way as to get the prize."

We will run to win the race!

AAAC Racing Update

Friday October 8th – Kanawha Valley Motorsports Park

A All Animal Control Racing Team brings home another win with Mark E. Dotson’s Suzuki Hayabusa. “The air Friday night was perfect” said Dotson. The first pass drew a bye run with a high card drawn. Our teammate Bobby Arey lined up against Ray Perdue and Ray red-lighted. Then it was down to Bobby and Mark to battle it out. Both of their lights were good but Bobby spun down track and went off his dial giving the win to Mark.

Saturday October 9th - Kanawha Valley Motorsports Park

A All Animal Control Racing Team brings home another win with Bobby Arey’s Suzuki Hayabusa. Bobby won the Iron Man Classic ! Mark E. Dotson was paired with Ray Perdue in the semi-finals and Mark broke way out. His dial was a 6:23 and the bike ran a 6:10. “ I knew the bike was on a good pass when I blew by Ray and chopped the throttle too late”, Mark said. Bobby was paired with Jim Utt and Bobby dialed a 6.50 and ran a 6.66, Jim dialed a higher number and broke way out as well.

On the final, Bobby dialed a 6.55 and ran a 6.67 and Ray fell off his dial and gave the win to Bobby. On a side note, Bobby’s bike was just finished by Casto’s Motorcycle Sales due to an accident earlier in September. He went from a wrecked bike to winning the Iron Man!

A All Animal Control Racing takes 1st Place in Points Finals for KVMP!

October 7th 2010 - Dunbar, WV

A All Animal Control Racing has brought home the Bike Championship at Kanawha Valley Motorsports Park for the 2010 season.

"Thanks to the sponsors for helping us bring home the win" said Mark E. Dotson, the rider of their 2008 Suzuki Hayabusa. Without the great folks at Balance Clothing, Casto Cycle Sales and Motul, we could not have achieved the results we did.

" I would also like to extend a special thanks to my wife Alisa for being there and helping me crew the bike".

"It was a big challenge this year with the shutdown of our AMA Dragbike series, but we refocused our efforts locally and came out on top" Dotson said.

"We are making plans for our 2011 season and will post that as soon as we know the direction we are taking", explained Dotson.

AAAC Racing Update

AAAC Racing spent last weekend under lovely skies racing at Pittsburgh Raceway Park during the Region 3 IHRA Bracket Finals. We are the first motorcycle to represent Kanawha Valley Motorsports Park at the Bracket Finals.

We were only able to run 1 qualifying pass each day and Friday’s pass was a 6.18 on the 1/8th mile. The light was not too bad but our 60’ was a bit off.
Saturday brought some more beautiful weather and cool conditions. This pass was a great light and we clocked a 6.04 through the traps. We dialed a 6.00 flat on the bike as the conditions were getting even better. Saturday afternoon rolled around after much waiting and our time came to run.

We were paired with a snowmobile for the first round. The snowmobile dialed a slower time so he left first. I cut a good light but as I was getting my feet up on the pegs, my hand rolled off the throttle slightly and that cost us the race. The bike ran a 6.15. That is how it goes in drag racing! Everything has to be working perfectly for it to all come together. Next year we will go at it again with a more aggressive approach and take home a trophy.

Thanks to our great sponsors, Casto Motorcycle Sales, Balance Clothing, Motul and A All Animal Control for making a tough season better than it was going to be.

A All Animal Control Racing Wins Again

A All Animal Control Racing Team Hayabusa added another win to the list. AAAC Racing Team got the bye run on the first pass and ran a 6.14 with a 3 on a 6.14 dial to take the win. Currently at #1 points standings for the Kanawha Valley Motorsports Park. Only needing one more points race to be eligible for the bracket finals in Pittsburg in September.

KVMP had a great turnout and hope the bikes and cars keep the momentum going.

AAAC Racing Team will be on the track again this Friday at the KVMP Points Race.

For more information about upcoming events, send an email to marketing@aallanimalcontrol.com or call 304-345-1511.

AAAC Racing Team At Third Annual Show and Go Jam

A All Animal Control Team Hayabusa came in 3rd place at the Third Annual Show and Go Jam at Kanawha Valley Motorsports Park last Saturday.

The track was going away with street cars dragging dirt and grass on the track. The loss is a result of spinning that killed the 60. A All Animal Control Team Hayabusa lost by .0311 of a second.

For more information about upcoming events, send an email to marketing@aallanimalcontrol.com or call 304-345-1511.

Another Win for Team A All Animal Control!

After coming off a win at Kanawha Valley Motor sports Park this weekend, the A All Animal Control Suzuki Hayabusa is going in for a minor makeover. She has taken her share of abuse and acquired a few dings and scratches along the way and was in need of a nice touch up.


Our friends at Balance Clothing Company are sponsoring our make over and do incredible work to keep us looking sharp both on and off the track. Dave Collins and the boys would like to wrap your bike. If you are in the WV area, stop in and let them take a look at it.


We will be off the track with the Busa for a short while but will continue to run the Katana GSX750F in the mean time to stay in the points chase locally!

A All Animal Control Racing in Atlanta Doesn't Pan Out

(April 12, 2010)-- The need for speed didn't pan out for the A All Animal Control Dragbike Racing Team this past weekend in Atlanta, Ga. Evidentially, a faulty oil pan was the culprit for the team's setbacks.

" Friday test and tuning turned up a serious problem. When we were slowing down on the big end, the oil light would come on and the motor would shut down immediately. Which is a good thing that you want to happen to keep from blowing the motor up!", states AAAC CEO Mark E. Dotson. He continued, "We pulled the oil pan and found the swinging pickup arm was sticking. After a careful cleaning, it seemed to have freed up and we put it back on the bike. Alisa was manning the generator and lighting systems while handing needed tools."

Dotson elaborated, " We worked till about 11pm on the bike and took it for a short ride with no more light coming on. Saturday we made our first qualifying pass in Street E.T. and no oil light. We were breathing a sigh of relief and made our second pass. The oil light problem returned again! At that point we parked the bike and trailered it home on Sunday. Time to tear the bike down and find out what is causing this issue."

Mechanic work has continued all this week, including the replacement of the faulty oil pan, tune ups and trial runs. The AAAC Racing Team hopes to have everything in working order for the Spring Nationals in Martin, MI May 15 and 16.

More information about A All Animal Control Racing can be found at www.aallanimalcontrol.com or by calling (304) 345-1511.

A All Animal Control Gears Up For 2010 Racing Season

A All Animal Control is faster than the animals they chase, faster than their business competitors and even faster when strapped to a 216 horsepower Dragbike. This is one beast that cannot be tamed!
“Racing and winning are part of the A All Animal Control family. Being a part of the racing community is a way our clients, franchise owners and friends can enjoy the sport and share time together in an exciting environment! ”, states A All Animal Control. “We stand behind our racer Mark E. Dotson and his racing abilities. We find the AMA Dragbike racing circuit makes us better business leaders. Racing keeps up focused and disciplined”.
A All Animal Control sponsors Dotson on a 2008 Suzuki Hayabusa Chassis with a 1340cc engine. The bike features a Brocks Performance clutch, 216 Horsepower, Nitrous Express power and tuned by Master Tuner Ryan Schnitz of Schnitz Racing. Dotson is a 2009 graduate of the Rickey Gadson Drag Racing school and will be contending in the AMA Dragbike racing series in 2010.
"Drag racing is one of my passions.", states Mark E. Dotson. " I stand behind A All Animal Control just as I stand behind the sport I love so much. I have great expectations for this season just as I know A All Animal Control has of me."
For more information contact A All Animal Control at marketing@allanimalcontrol.com or www.aallanimalcontrol.com/racing.

Preparing For the 2010 AMA Dragbike Season

The Busa has been torn down for about a month now and was just recently put back together. All of the logos and stickers have been removed and it is prepped for wrapping.

We added a new swingarm, bigger Nitrous bottle and add some 50 shot fittings. An MSD ignition module and progressive Nitrous controller also were added.

The bike will be off to the dyno soon and wrapping it will complete the layout. Then she will take her long winter nap!

Pingel Thunder Nationals Video

O'Reilly Raceway Park August 1st and 2nd 2009

We will be heading out next week to Clermont, Indiana to attend race #5 of the AMA Dragbike circuit. This will be a special time for me as my hometown of Brownsburg, IN is just a stones throw away from the track and family and friends will be joining us for a great time.

If you will be in the area, stop by and visit. O'Reilly Raceway Park

There are a lot of things to do near the track such as visit the NHRA race team shops or go to the Indy 500 track. There is a first class museum there that you won't want to miss!

See you at the track!

Atco New Jersey - Rickey Gadson Drag Racing School

Atco Dragway in Atco, NJ is a nice track located in a rural setting which makes it perfect for racing. The elevation is roughly 25 above sea level and the track surrounded by beautiful pine forests. You couldn't ask for more when it comes to a place to run your bike.

Our inaugural race season has been a learning experience and with every race brings new experiences and knowledge. We continue to get the bike and rider faster and our goal is to be at the 9 second level by years end or better.

Thanks to all the support of our team members, friends and family, we will see you at the races!

A All Animal Control - Martin Michigan US 131 Motorsports Park

This is the way you want to launch out of the beams! We laid down some great passes as Martin, Michigan and had a blast. A All Animal Control of Detroit was also a destination on this trip and we had the pleasure of meeting Cheryl VanDyke and Kay Ellis at their Ann Arbor office.

Looking forward to meeting with friends and family in Indy in August!

If you have a wildlife problem in the Detroit area, feel free to call on the best wildlife professional at A All Animal Control of Detroit!

U.S. 131 Motorsports Park Results

I fought the rain all the way to the track on Thursday and arrived at about 4pm. It stopped raining at 4:30, so I got to work on unpacking everything and getting bedded down for the night.

Friday - Test and tune started at 6pm and the bike was ready to run down the track. The passes were not real encouraging and the track didn't seem to be very well prepped. All the passes were in the low 10's with the exception of one 9.8366 made about 6:43. The last pass ended up with spinning the rear tire as we tried to launch at 6K with a bad track.

Saturday - Started raining about 4am and continued until about 8 or 9 and then they got the track dried out. We started to run around noon and I didn't get my pass in until about 5pm. I was set up against Jeremy Teasley in the first round of qualifying. I launched hard and beat him off the line and never looked back. About the end of the track I didn't notice that he wasn't flying by me and I looked back and he was way behind me. I won that race and found out later he broke down. A win is a win!

Sunday - I was going to the first round of eliminations with Jeremy Teasley again and this time he didn't break, but I ran the best pass ever with a 9.675!

We are gradually getting the bike ( and me ) faster with each trip to the track.

I want to thank my Sponsor - RMShooting.com and especially thank all the franchise owners at A All Animal Control that make it all possible! They are the absolute best!

Kanawha Valley Motorsports Park

We took the bike down to Kanawha Valley last Friday night and ran 10 passes. The extended swingarm kept the front end down nicely and the grip was there when we lowered the rear tire quite a bit.

The best pass was a 6.4 in the 1/8th and we hope to get it to at least a 6 second pass. This was all on motor and we didn't spray at all. Planning another trip to the track this Friday and hope to spray a shot or two. The sixty foot time was not what we had hoped for and just need to find the right launch RPM for the new sprocket and swingarm extensions. She really ran well though!

With this set up, the bike should run in the mid to low nines in the quarter.

A All Animal Control at Atlanta Dragway - April 3rd, 2009

We fought our way through about 6 or 7 hours of rain and finally made it to Commerce, GA at around 11:30pm on April the 2nd. The traffic was pretty heavy and the rain didn't help any either.

We unloaded the bike and filled our Nitrous bottle and purchased some VPC16 fuel rated at 117 octane. Brought the bike over to the "Hitman" at MC Dynotec. The Hitman ran the first dyno pull and it pumped out 177hp. He then tweaked the maps and got the bike to a consistent 181.7hp.

He then ran the Nitrous and it created 214.9hp! We increased our horsepower 38 horses with the addition of the Nitrous and controller.

The wind has been kicking all day gusting to about 30Mph and we decided to not test and tune due the headwind. Instead we will go right into our qualifying tomorrow and the weather is supposed to be very nice but go from good to worse on Sunday. Let's hope they push the bikes through and we all have a safe weekend!

Waiting On Two Bolts From The Machine Shop

Two bolts and we are ready to fire the Busa up! It seems like it has been an eternity since the bike was running and hopefully Tuesday we will be good to go!

The header and pipe are installed, clutch mod is complete, mirror block offs are on and various other projects have been completed on the bike.

After we fire it up we will check for leaks and any air in the cooling system. If everything checks out we will give it one more going over and then button it back up, clean the machine very well and then put some additional stickers on her. The first race is rapidly approaching and we want to be ready way before it starts in case there are any last minute issues.