Tricky Tipster: NHRA 4-Wide Nationals, Charlotte
Matt Smith looks for hometown Pro Stock Motorcycle win at zMAX Dragway
After historic four-wide Funny Car win, Bob Tasca III after more in Charlotte
Randi Lyn Butner to join husband Bo in Mountain Motor Pro Stock
Top 5 Moments from four-wide Top Fuel racing in Charlotte
HendrickCars.com to sponsor Brittany Force, JFR starting at 4-Wide Nationals
Quick-rising rookie Brandon Foster is making fast friends with Pro Stock
Expanded Total Seal team going after four-wide double victory in Charlotte
AMKUS Rescue Systems to continue as Official Rescue Tools of NHRA
The NHRA Insiders are ON FIRE before Charlotte four-wide event
Top 5 four-wide Pro Stock moments from the Charlotte event
Add nitro crew chief to the list of Jonnie Lindberg’s many skills
Summit Racing Equipment renews as title sponsor of NHRA Jr. Drag Racing League
Doug Kalitta after four-wide sweep at NHRA 4-Wide Nationals in Charlotte
Vote for NHRA U.S. Nationals in USA Today's best motorsports event poll
Tony Stewart on the nuance of Top Fuel four-wide racing
Chad Green proves resilient through crew chief change-up
Jonathan Johnson joins NHRA as South Central Division Director
Taylor, Gualtiere, Emmons lead winners at Thunder Valley Raceway Park
Ida Zetterström continues testing ahead of official NHRA Top Fuel debut
Tony Schumacher to be inducted into Motorsports Hall of Fame of America
Remembering Larry Dixon Sr.
Austin Prock goes behind the scenes at All Elite Wrestling 'Dynamite' show
Tim Erdmann named NHRA Vice President Of Finance
NHRA Movers and Shakers; Pomona, Phoenix coverage highlight new issue
In Memoriam
Salinas, Tasca, and Worsham talk command and control post-Vegas
Jeg Coughlin Jr. talks four-wide win, Elite teammates after Las Vegas victory
Behind the Scenes with the winners of the 2024 NHRA 4-Wide Nationals
NHRA returns to Chicago for Gerber Collision & Glass NHRA Route 66 Nationals
2018 Dodge Mile-High NHRA Nationals Super Stock winner Chris Chaney
Chris Chaney scored his third national event win in six final rounds after topping Comp racer Shaun Vincent in the Super Stock final. Behind the wheel of his GT/KA Camaro, Chaney won the double-breakout final with a 10.971 on his 11.00 dial after Vincent missed his 10.71 dial with a 10.658. There was a short field in Denver with just 17 cars making the trip, but that doesn’t mean that Chaney had an easy path to the final round. His opponents included 104-time winner Dan Fletcher, Division 5 champ Tyler Wudarczyk, and Division 2 Allstar Jeff Adkinson. Chaney left first against all of them and also grabbed a significant advantage against Vincent in the final round.