Mango Hill drag racer Ben Bray smashes SR20 four-cylinder world record ahead of June Winternationals Ben Bray driving his Nissan Altima, with which he broke the SR20 four cylinder world drag racing record. Mango Hill drag racing driver Ben Bray. Mango Hill drag racer Ben Bray will set his sights on the Winternationals in June after claiming the SR20 four-cylinder world record on Sunday. The time was the fastest for the SR20 class, the fastest for any four-cylinder car in Australia and second-fastest four cylinder in the world. He said the car had the goods to break the record but was surprised it came on the weekend as he was still chasing the right balance. ``I don't go into any class not trying to be number one. But up until then you don't know if you can," Bray said. He said with the downsizing of many motorsports, he expected four-cylinder drag racing to increase. ``In the next 10 years you'll see a lot more people chasing four-cylinder and six-cylinder records," he said. Ben said his dad Victor was proud of the mark but was surprised at the times being produced by four cylinders. ``I think it was probably more amazement to him. It was only 10 years ago they were running these times in V8s," he said. He hoped his good form would continue to the Nitro Championships in Sydney and the Winternationals.