Like many things this year, the top shelf of drag racing was forced to delay the start of their season due to an invisible virus. While both drivers and fans would have to show some serious patience for the explosive 2021 National Hot Rod Association to begin, and it was worth the wait.
The lure of a money-laden second annual CTECH World Doorslammer Nationals presented by JEGS event at Orlando Speed World Dragway was enticing for racers and fans in Pro Stock, Pro Mod, Pro 632, Comp Eliminator Factory Shootout, Top Sportsman, and Stock/Super Stock.
“I want to race where I’m celebrated, not where I’m tolerated.” That’s a direct quote from three-time NHRA Camping World Pro Stock champion Jason Line, who departed the category at the close of the 2020 season.
After an elongated off-season that’s stretched from the first day of November to mid-March, racers are extraordinarily focused on win lights once again.
What is it that they say about Las Vegas? What happens in Vegas stays in Vegas…now What happens here, only happens here, may have once been true, but the newest champions of the National Hot Rod Association (NHRA) are sure to disagree – especially after earning what is sure to be one of the most memorable championships ever.
While drivers from the National Hot Rod Association (NHRA) have spent the last several weeks racing at one Indianapolis race track, things really heated up for four championship contending drivers after racing out of the Midwest and onto the sunny beaches of Gainesville, FL.
The NHRA clarifies its rules on using a race vehicle to express political statements ahead of the DENSO Spark Plugs U.S. Nationals.
Torrence Earns Back to Back Victories at Indy, While Capps & Coughlin Earn First Victories of the Season at Dodge NHRA Indy Nationals.
Torrence would not be the only legendary driver to pull off an impressive win in Indy.
On Monday of this week, NHRA announced cessation of all its activities for 30 days as the sanctioning body evaluates how it can best protect its participants and fans.
