News, how tos, information, updates, interviews and events forall drag racing series and classes including the NHRA, IHRA, and the Sportsman, Pro Stock, Top Fuel, Funny Car and Top Fuel Motorcycle classes.
A lot of racing takes place under controlled conditions. The pavement or dirt is a known factor. The weather conditions are similar to those of previous races. The location is easily accessible and relatively comfortable to work in.
For the past 27 seasons, Tim Wilkerson has competed as an NHRA Funny Car independent, with sponsorship from information technology company Levi, Ray & Shoup.
Vance & Hines is setting its sails towards a new generation of racers, tabbing Gaige Herrera to ride its NHRA Camping World Drag Racing Series Pro Stock Motorcycle Suzuki Hayabusa in the 2023
It’s always exciting to see NHRA Sportsman racers enter the professional ranks. While racing in NHRA’s pro classes is quite the challenge in various ways, having a mentor to guide a newcomer is always welcome. And often necessary.
Driver Alex Laughlin is mastering his fourth style of drag racing with his recent Funny Car seat.
Josh Hart gets ready for a run at the Championship with new partners.
Stevie “Fast” Jackson is partnering with competitor Sidnei Frigo for the 2023 Pro Mod season.
There’s no time like the present to pay attention to one’s body. Even racers have to listen to the aches and pains that may seem trivial at first but have a way of catching up with all of us.
Camrie Caruso is moving to KB Titan Racing in 2023.
Over the course of the final races of 2022, there were rumors that NHRA Camping World Drag Racing Series Pro Stock mega-team Elite Motorsports and standout driver Troy Coughlin Jr., who won his first two Pro Stock class victories during this year’s campaign, might not be driving a yellow car again next season.
