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The 2010s were a decade full on highlights, with historic championships, record-breaking runs, and dramatic accomplishments. Relive them all in this quick look back at the past decade.

Antron Brown led Top Fuel in championships and wins in the 2010s

Tii Tharpe helped further the Jay Turner Racing dynasty with his second-straight legacy.

Robert Hight won more than anyone and brought home a pair of titles in the 2010s

Erica Enders won three championships and became the defining driver of the decade

Megan Meyer put together an incredible season in Top Alcohol Dragster and made history as a result.

Sean Bellemeur and Tony Bartone have teamed up for incredible Top Alcohol Funny Car success.

Pro Stock Motorcycle belonged to Eddie Krawiec in the 2010s

There are few better in Comp Eliminator than Frank Aragaona Jr., something he continues to prove in one of the toughest Sportsman categories.

A look back at some Christmas-inspired Dragster Insider columns from years past.

Vic Penrod captured his first Super Stock world championship on the final day of the 2019 season.

Even after capturing their third Funny Car championship, there's no letup at John Force Racing for Robert Hight's Auto Club Chevy Camaro team. After unpacking the trailer, work quickly began on projects and plans to defend their crown in 2020.

Allison Doll became the first woman to win the Lucas Oil Drag Racing Series Stock championship.

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Jeremy Mason chased down his first Super Gas world championship in his father's 1966 Chevy II.

Ray Miller III, of the ubiquitous Miller Race Cars, owns his first world championships.

An incredible 43-day run during the middle of the season paced Danny Nelson towards his first Top Dragster world championship.

Sandy Wilkins earned his first Top Sportsman world championship after several near misses.

Thanks to a huge assist from fellow racer Gary Clapshaw, "Big Daddy" Don Garlits was able to race to his first 300-mph performance at the 2001 U.S. Nationals. In the wake of Clapshaw's passing Dec. 15, it's a story worth retelling.

FOX Sports and the NHRA has released their 2020 NHRA Mello Yello Drag Racing Series television schedule, highlighted by live FOX broadcast network coverage of four consecutive summer events as well as the iconic U.S. Nationals.

Steve Reintjes, who has served as NHRA’s Coordinating Producer for the past two years, has been promoted to the role of Vice President of Broadcasting. 

From the fab shop turning out short blocks, cylinder heads, superchargers, bodies, and chassis to the race shops, where 2020's combinations are being brewed, there's a lot going on at John Force Racing in the off-season.

Osborn, the world’s largest and most complete solution provider of high-quality surface treatment and finishing products, will join Kalitta Motorsports as a major associate sponsor to the multi-time NHRA world championship team. 

NHRA has announced the schedule for the 2020 NHRA Hot Rod Heritage Racing Series, featuring the NHRA Motorsports Museum’s Hot Rod Reunions.

Two-time world champion Jonnie Lindberg is building race cars and planning his return to Top Alcohol Funny Car class after three-year run with Jim Head Racing in the Mello Yello series.

Former NHRA Top Fuel and Funny Car racer Gary Clapshaw passed away Dec. 15. Clapshaw ran his own cars for years but is perhaps best remembered for generously loaning his Top Fuel dragster to legend Don Garlits, providing “Big Daddy” with the car to make his long-desired first 300-mph pass.

Safety equipment pioneer Bill Simpson, founder of Simpson Racing Products, who introduced the concept of a braking parachutes in drag racing and also developed life-saving fire-retardant equipment for motorsports, died Dec. 16.

Bo Butner, the 2017 NHRA Pro Stock champion, has inked a deal with Strutmasters for the 2020 season of NHRA's Mello Yello Drag Racing Series.