Can LE Tonglet Win his Second NHRA Pro Stock Motorcycle Title?
This year’s NHRA Countdown to the Championship bears little resemblance to LE Tonglet’s first season of Pro Stock Motorcycle competition.
Articles by Anne Proffit
Three Racers Inducted to LA Sportswalk Hall of Fame
For the 40th year, the Los Angeles Sportswalk Hall of Fame celebrated LA-based athletes who have made their marks in various amateur and professional sports. This year, three members of the motorsports community received due recognition.
Torrence and Hight Aim for NHRA Titles
Woe to anyone who underestimates Steve Torrence and Robert Hight. These two guys are turning NHRA’s Countdown to the Championship six-race playoffs into their personal playgrounds.
Robert Hight has Clavicle Surgery, Returns to Track
The second NHRA Countdown to the Championship race outside St Louis at Gateway Motorsports Park two weeks ago boasted a compelling and fiery finish.
Will 2019 Be Alexander Rossi’s IndyCar Year?
If Alexander Rossi shows the temperament that guided him and engineers Jeremy Milless and Brian Page to P2 in 2018, they’ve got to be favorites to succeed next year.
Race for NHRA Titles Fierce
After a week off to breathe and prepare for another two rounds of NHRA Countdown to the Championship races in consecutive weeks, it’s time to revive competition in NHRA’s four top Mello Yello categories, as well as finish out the Factory Stock Showroom competition for the year.
Force Sisters Go Pink for Breast Cancer Awareness Month
October is Breast Cancer Awareness month.
Safety is No Accident
A new motorsports safety organization has launched with the initial intent of focusing on track safety. Racing Safety United (RSU) is a new alliance of motorsports industry reps with the common mission of making the sport safer for all participants.
Gray Leaving NHRA for NASCAR
Tanner Gray, the 19-year-old leading NHRA’s Mello Yello Countdown to the Championship Pro Stock standings, is going back to his racing roots.
NHRA Inflicts Pain to Dodge Factory Stock Showdown Racers – But It Doesn’t Pay Off
NHRA’s School of Automotive Machinists & Technology Factory Stock Showdown (FSS) Series was intended to be a place where factory muscle cars, built for the track, would have a place to compete, with obvious safety equipment being the biggest change to the cars in question.