How the Auto Club NHRA Finals Played Out
There were five winners during the 2021 NHRA Auto Club Finals on the Auto Club Raceway at Pomona drag strip.
There were five winners during the 2021 NHRA Auto Club Finals on the Auto Club Raceway at Pomona drag strip.
This weekend marks the end of an era in MotoGP, the world motorcycle championship sanctioned by the Federation Internationale du Motorcycle (FIM) and marketed by Dorna Sports
The 2021 NHRA Camping World Drag Racing Series is down to its final destination: the NHRA Auto Club World Finals on the Auto Club Raceway at Pomona drag strip, taking place this weekend, November 11-14.
When Steve Gibbs left the National Hot Rod Association in 2017, after being an integral part of the NHRA for 48 years, he had no idea of his next steps.
Next year, the first weekend of February will find NASCAR’s Cup Series at the world-famous Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum, where it will conduct its Busch Light Clash.
Less than two years ago Kyle Larson was in NASCAR’s version of hell.
NHRA has been trying to get more interest for its Camping World Drag Racing Series Pro Stock category, one that’s actually one of the most technically competitive in the four-class Camping World family.
In addition to the Camping World Drag Racing Series action at this weekend’s Dodge//SRT NHRA Nationals on The Strip at Las Vegas Motor Speedway this weekend, the Constant Aviation Factory Stock Showdown is conducting its season finale.
We’re always told that racing is a dangerous sport, but we expect those dangers to occur on the track, not on the highways. Yet sometimes the tragedies we least expect occur where we least expect them to happen.
It’s going to be far more difficult to choose a stand-out newcomer in 2021. There are so many new competitors in the Camping World Drag Racing Series that have made their marks in only their first year of professional competition that the choice will definitely be tough to make.