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NHRA announces revised 2020 NHRA Hot Rod Heritage Series schedule
NHRA officials have announced revisions to the 2020 NHRA Hot Rod Heritage Series schedule. The series is tentatively planned to resume at the Nite of Fire event on June 5 at Sacramento Raceway.
In consideration of the COVID-19 global pandemic, NHRA officials have announced revisions to the 2020 NHRA Hot Rod Heritage Series schedule. The series is tentatively planned to resume at the Nite of Fire event on June 5 at Sacramento Raceway.
The series will contest seven events concluding at The California Hot Rod Reunion on Oct. 23-25 at Auto Club Famoso Raceway in Bakersfield, Calif.
| REVISED 2020 NHRA HOT ROD HERITAGE SERIES SCHEDULE | |||
| Location | Event | Dates | Classes |
| Sacramento Raceway | Nite of Fire | June 5-6 | Group 1 & 2 |
| Beech Bend Raceway Park | National Hot Rod Reunion | June 18-20 | NTF & NFC |
| Sacramento Raceway | Funny Car Fever | July 17-18 | Group 1 & 2 |
| Firebird Raceway | Nightfire Nationals | Aug. 7-9 | NTF & NFC |
| Auto Club Dragway at Auto Club Speedway | Aug. 29-30 | Jr. Fuel, 7.0 Eliminator & Group 2 | |
| Osage Hotel and Casino Tulsa Raceway Park | Nitro Nationals | Sept. 18-19 | NTF, NFC & A Fuel |
| Auto Club Famoso Raceway | California Hot Rod Reunion | Oct. 23-25 | NTF, NFC, Group 1 & 2 |
TF: Nostalgia Top Fuel (Count all 5 events for points)
FC: Nostalgia Funny Car (Count all 5 events for points)
Group 1: A/Fuel, Jr. Fuel, 7.0 Eliminator
Group 2: NE 1, NE 2, NE 3, A/Gas, B/Gas, C/Gas, D/Gas, Hot Rod