Deecell Power Systems “After Dark Low Qualifier” bonus announced for Seattle
John Force reflects on challenges of last 12 months, career, in CBS interview
Odds updated for NHRA Mission Foods Professional championships
FuelFest 2025: Southern California car culture at full throttle
In Memoriam
Mission Foods Series regular season championship hunt hits the final stretch
Second half of 2025 season starts with unique weekend at Northwest Nationals
Jerry Ruth, 'King of the Northwest,' 1973 NHRA Top Fuel world champ, passes away
Five things we learned in Norwalk
Prock, Ashley, Reed and Hall scoop up impressive Norwalk victories
Unofficial Mission Foods points standings
Kalitta, Wilkerson and Herrera score Mission #2Fast2Tasty wins in Norwalk
Hartford claims $40,000 victory in GETTRX Pro Stock NHRA All-Star Callout
Summit Racing Equipment NHRA Nationals Saturday preview
Funny Car's Chris King wins inaugural Hot Saw Pro/Am at Summit Nationals
Ashley, Pedregon, Anderson, and Smith lead the way in Norwalk
Battle lines drawn for GETTRX Pro Stock NHRA Allstar Callout
Summit Racing Equipment NHRA Nationals Friday News & Notes
United States Open Hot Saw Championship to fire up at Norwalk event
Pro Stock stars ready for GETTRX All-Star Callout this Saturday in Norwalk
Ford Performance launches NHRA Contingency Program to support racers
Leah Pruett got back behind the wheel for post-Virginia test session
Kalitta Air 25th anniversary livery will ride on Shawn Langdon’s dragster
BPK Environmental joins Baldwin team as primary partner for Norwalk event
Tricky Tipster, Summit Racing Equipment NHRA Nationals
World championship nitro team owner, Top Fuel driver Larry Minor passes away
Deecell Power Systems named Official Solar Power Unit of NHRA
Flexjet hosts employee Hype Day ahead of Summit Racing Equipment NHRA Nationals
Summit Racing Equipment NHRA Nationals Friday preview
Morrison, Right2Breathe bring message of health and hope to Norwalk event
Chevrolet Performance U.S. Nationals Top Sportsman winner Larry Demers
Two weeks after winning the Lucas Oil NHRA Nationals in Brainerd, Larry Demers struck again when he became the first driver to win Indy in Top Sportsman presented by Racing RVs.com. In a bizarre twist of fate, Demers did not qualify for the tough 32-car field, but got in as an alternate and made his way to the final where he stopped Belva “Badeye” Brinegar with a perfect 6.752 on his 6.75 dial. Demers also topped national event winner Glenn Butcher and Paul Pittman to make the final round.