Only Sonoma, Seattle, Brainerd and Indianapolis remain to crown a regular season champion in Top Fuel, Funny Car, Pro Stock and Pro Stock Motorcycle. NHRA awards nearly $400,000 to the regular season titleholders
Every drag racer wants to win. Otherwise why bother to spend the time, money and organizational talent to travel to a racetrack and compete? And there are some tracks where a win comes with something special.
With the tenth of 20 races scheduled take place at Norwalk, Ohio’s Summit Motorsports Park, racers are salivating at the opportunity to bring home the diamond Wally in the 20th edition of the Summit Racing Equipment NHRA Nationals.
The weather didn’t win, but it sure tried, stopping action both Friday and Sunday. But it wasn’t enough to stop the vaunted Safety Safari from keeping the track operational and giving both competitors and fans a show.
As NHRA lurches towards its halfway mark with the ninth event in a 20-race schedule for the Mission Foods Drag Racing Series set for this weekend, there are questions in the paddock.
Three rounds of Mission Foods Drag Racing Series competition is complete for both Top Fuel and Funny Car.
This week’s New England NHRA Nationals are being held a week later than last year. In addition to the three Mission Foods classes, look for some heavy-duty competition in Competition Eliminator, Super Stock, Stock Eliminator, Super Comp, Super Gas, Super Street, Top Sportsman and Top Dragster.
No one can dispute the success of NHRA’s inaugural visit to Maryland International Raceway in Mechanicsville, MD.
The inaugural NHRA Potomac Nationals presented by JEGS at Maryland International Raceway marks the second new circuit on NHRA’s 75th anniversary tour.
Langdon again on the leaderboard in the 6th matchup of the NHRA professional season.
