National Dragster All-Star Team Track of the Year: In-N-Out Burger Pomona Dragstrip
National Dragster All-Star Team Racecar Builder of the Year: PBRC
Spencer Hyde to drive Funny Car for Jim Head Racing in 2025
National Dragster All-Star Team Factory X Driver of the Year: Aaron Stanfield
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
National Dragster All-Star Team Best New Pro Talent: Ida Zetterström
NHRA, zMAX Dragway announce first-ever four-wide Countdown race in 2025
National Dragster All-Star Team Sportsman Driver of the Year: Cody Lane
National Dragster All-Star Team Alcohol Driver of the Year: Sean Bellemeur
Dates set For Right Trailers NHRA Jr. Drag Racing League Conference Finals
National Dragster All-Star Social Media Account of the Year: AB Motorsports
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
National Dragster All-Star Team Pro Tuners of the Year: Cornwell Tools crew
National Dragster All-Star Team Pro Driver of the Year: Austin Prock
National Dragster All-Star Team Person of the Year, Fan Favorite: John Force
NHRA Showcase of Champions event set for South Georgia Motorsports Park
NHRA North Central Division takes part in Brownsburg Holiday Parade
Funny Car's Big Year of Speed: Was it 2017 vs. 2024? Here's what we think
Johnny Pluchino wins inaugural JHG Mountain Motor Pro Stock championship
Evan Jonat named NHRA Senior Vice President of National Events
Rounding up the top 5 moments of Mark 'the Cowboy' Pawuk's career
Greg Stanfield secures championship No. 6 with Factory X triumph
NHRA Arizona Nationals Comp champion Dean Carter
After winning a pair of NHRA world championships in 1993-94, Dean Carter spent some time racing in the NHRA Hot Rod Heritage Racing Series, but he’s back this season and backed up his quarterfinal finish in Pomona with career win No. 8 in Phoenix in Comp. Carter was able to get to the final with his index intact after some good fortune early in eliminations, but Pomona winner Doug Lambeck made him earn the victory in the final. Carter drove to a (-.646) 6.904 for the win against Lambeck’s (-.575) 8.335. Lambeck had won nine straight rounds to start the season and has the early lead in the Comp battle with his D/SMA Pontiac.