Spencer Hyde to drive Funny Car for Jim Head Racing in 2025
PJH Trackbite named official traction compound of NHRA
Red Line Oil named presenting sponsor of NHRA Crew of the Year award
Old World renews with John Force Racing; Jack Beckman to drive again in 2025
NHRA, zMAX Dragway announce first-ever four-wide Countdown race in 2025
Dates set For Right Trailers NHRA Jr. Drag Racing League Conference Finals
NAPA named Official Auto Parts store of NHRA in first-time partnership
Lucas Oil set to continue as title sponsor at famed Indianapolis Raceway Park
NHRA announces launch of 75th Anniversary campaign for 2026 season
Right Trailers and LB Trailers announce their 2025 motorsports team at PRI
NHRA releases 2025 schedules for specialty classes
NHRA, FOX Sports release 2025 Mission Foods Series television schedule
NHRA releases Pro Stock and Pro Stock Motorcycle schedules for 2025 season
NHRA Showcase of Champions event set for South Georgia Motorsports Park
NHRA North Central Division takes part in Brownsburg Holiday Parade
Evan Jonat named NHRA Senior Vice President of National Events
NHRA welcomes Clinton Snead as Director of Engineering
Tickets are now on sale for the 2025 Lucas Oil NHRA Winternationals
Year-ending National Dragster issue recaps 2024 season, profiles champs
Tony Stewart Racing Funny Car team announces 2025 crew chief lineup
Happy Thanksgiving from NHRA
NHRA programs rewarded perfect performances at both ends of racetrack
Jason McCulloch joins Josh Hart Racing in pursuit of Top Fuel championship
NHRA Funny Car icon Jim Dunn honored with NHRA Lifetime Achievement Award
Toyota wins its first NHRA Manufacturers Cup championship
NHRA Mission Foods Drag Racing Series champs honored at awards ceremony
Tony Stewart named 2024 NHRA Rookie of the Year
In Memoriam
Unofficial Mission Foods points standings
Greg Anderson joins exclusive company with sixth NHRA Pro Stock title
Lucas Oil NHRA Winternationals Top Alcohol Funny Car winner Shane Westerfield
Shane Westerfield, the 2017 NHRA Lucas Oil Drag Racing Series Top Alcohol Funny Car champion, began his title defense with a final-round win over Sweden’s Ulf Leanders. Westerfield turned on the win light with a 5.425, 269.67 mph lap to Leanders’ 5.508, 268.33 mph. The win was No. 7 for Westerfield in his career. In qualifying, Chris Marshall made the second quickest run in the class’ history with a 5.365, but he lost a close race against Westerfield in the semifinals. Leanders earned his spot in the final by beating Doug Gordon, 5.525 to 5.558.