News, driver interviews, and the latest in NHRA drag racing event coverage including the Mello Yello Championship series, schedules and results.
While many celebrated the Fourth of July holiday with fireworks, two NHRA drivers used their explosive performances at New England Dragway to leave drag racing fans walking away in shock and awe.
Win lights on qualification runs return to NHRA this weekend at the New England Nationals.
No one in NHRA’s Funny Car class has a hotter hand right now than Bob Tasca III, who earned back-to-back national event wins at Bristol and Norwalk, the two most recent races on a 24-event calendar.
In 1999 in Phoenix, Ariz., Tony Schumacher became the NHRA’s first drag racer to meet or exceed the lightning-fast pace of 330 mph.
This weekend’s official entry list shows a field of 13 dragsters for the Top Fuel category, all of them continuing to chase Steve Torrence as he and his team perform at the highest level.
We know it’s coming – we just don’t know when.
On a rather dramatic weekend in Norwalk, OH, three drivers saw a new winning streak begin to emerge.
The 2019 NHRA Mello Yello Drag Racing Series season reaches its halfway point once this weekend’s Summit Racing Equipment NHRA Nationals are completed at Summit Motorsports Park in Norwalk, Ohio. Weather permitting, quick times will be set, rivalries will continue as NHRA marks the return of both Pro Stock and Pro Stock Motorcycle after a three-race hiatus.
Until this past weekend, Bob Tasca III’s most recent NHRA Funny Car victory came in the fall of 2012 at Dallas Motorplex against Matt Hagan.
At this weekend’s 19th annual NHRA Thunder Valley Nationals, two unlikely drivers used their competitive drive to paint a more exciting picture than ever before.
