Halloween in Sin City is going to be fast, furious and more exciting than it usually is, as NHRA’s Mission Foods Drag Racing Series contests its 19th of 20 races to determine national champions in Top Fuel, Funny Car, Pro Stock and Pro Stock Motorcycle.
NHRA’s Pro Mod series has released its 10-race schedule for the sanctioning body’s 75th anniversary season in 2026, with a six-contest “regular” season and four races in Pro Mod’s Road to the Championship.
When NHRA’s Mission Foods Drag Racing Series’ regular season ended , the first-ever regular season champions were Tony Stewart in Top Fuel, reigning titleholder Austin Prock in Funny Car, Pro Stock’s Dallas Glenn and reigning two-time Pro Stock Motorcycle champ Gaige Herrera. But now, things have changed.
Two powerhouses are coming together to dominate NHRA racing across the board.
Preparing to run the race “every racer wants to win” at Lucas Oil Raceway Park with a host of other activities filling the weekend.
With half the number of races on their 2025 schedule compared to NHRA’s Mission Foods Drag Racing Series, the Congruity Pro Mod Drag Racing Series marched towards its regular season close this weekend with the fifth annual American Rebel Light Virginia NHRA Nationals.
NHRA’s specialty classes have formalized their 2025 schedules.
NHRA’s Mission Foods Drag Racing Series is bounding to the close of its 2024 season, a 20-race extravaganza that will crown champions in Top Fuel, Funny Car, Pro Stock and Pro Stock Motorcycle.
Most of the Championship contests are in the air (with the possible exception of Funny Car) as the NHRA heads to St. Louis.
With five more events to go, the NHRA racers in the championship hunt are eager to test their tires at zMax.
