Like all NHRA Camping World Drag Racing Series races, the 12th annual NHRA Midwest Nationals, held at World Wide Technology Raceway (WWTR) outside St. Louis, Missouri had its share of highs, lows and stranger than strange incidents
There was a time when Doug Kalitta and his NHRA Camping World Drag Racing Series Kalitta Motorsports Top Fuel team started each season with a bang.
The 38th annual Pep Boys NHRA Nationals at Maple Grove Raceway got an extra day of fun on the books thanks a washout on Sunday.
The balance of the Countdown field are Kalitta Motorsports’ Doug Kalitta (still looking for win No. 50), Mike Salinas’ Scrappers Racing, Austin Prock of John Force Racing, Clay Millican and Josh Hart in tenth place.
This year’s Countdown is set to be a doozy with very few winners already a given.
The Nats are more than the next stop on the chase for a champion, with the Pep Boys Funny Car All Star Callout, Mission’s #2Fast2Tasty Challenge, Dodge’s annual HEMI Challenge and the Rooftec NHRA Competition Eliminator Cash Clash all mixing with multiple race series.
Angelle Sampey prepares to trade two wheels for four as she debuts in a Top Alcohol car for Antron Brown’s AB Motorsports in Dallas.
The PRO Superstar Shootout, set to take place at Bradenton Motorsports Park in the city of the same name in Florida on February 8-10, 2024.
Brainerd International Raceway’s 41st annual Lucas Oil NHRA Nationals saw at least one familiar face in the Camping World Drag Racing Series Winner’s Circle, Ron Capps and his Toyota GR Supra Funny Car.
It’s time to get locked into NHRA’s Countdown to the Championship playoffs that begin after the next two races, held this weekend during the 41st Lucas Oil Nationals at Brainerd International Raceway and at Lucas Oil Indianapolis Raceway Park (LOIRP) over Labor Day weekend
