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.
With a couple of weeks between NHRA’s Texas FallNationals and next weekend’s Dodge NHRA Nevada Nationals, the Mission Foods Drag Racing Series landscape is taking time to change.
The two-night celebration of straight-line racing, held August 1-2 and sponsored by Cornwell Tools, brought some of the NHRA’s finest and biggest stars to Ohio for the opportunity to perform without the onus of having to think about standings, points – just winning.
Inclement weather stayed away from the 19th annual Summit Racing Equipment NHRA Nationals but heat sure didn’t
Looking back and looking ahead as we hit the halfway mark in the NHRA Mission Foods Drag Racing Series.
Third-generation drag racer, Richard Gadson, has been working towards his first Pro Stock Motorcycle victory for years.
As John Force continues his recovery from a traumatic brain injury, he and his team search for someone to fill his shoes in his Funny Car for Norwalk.
NHRA’s tenth race of its 20-contest Mission Foods NHRA Drag Racing Series season was a peaks and valleys affair.
One thing about NHRA’s Camping World Drag Racing Series: you’ll never know who’s going to be the winner of any given race.
