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Join us for Cars & Coffee Saturday at the Wally Parks NHRA Motorsports Museum
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Cruz Pedregon Racing announces leadership transition, sets sights on strong 2026
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NHRA fans can vote now to help select the Top 75 Moments in NHRA history
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In Memoriam
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John Force Racing expands with signing of Alexis DeJoria in third Funny Car
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Alexis DeJoria on joining JFR and hopes for the season ahead
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New Rockingham Dragway grandstands completed for 2026 NHRA national event
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NHRA launches Black Friday–Cyber Monday ticket special for 2026 national events
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Happy Thanksgiving from NHRA
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Thank you, fans, for being a big part of this incredible 2025 season
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Star-studded driver lineup for 'Rev n Roll' charity bowling event
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John Force Racing and the Prock family part ways
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Two million meals provided via DHL/Kalitta 'Race to End Hunger'
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Rollie Miller named general manager at Lucas Oil Indianapolis Raceway Park
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Ray Martin wins Holley Never Rest award at In-N-Out Burger NHRA Finals
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Vote now to help select the 2025 NHRA National Dragster All-Star Team
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Behind the Scenes at the 2025 NHRA Mission Foods Series awards ceremony
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Photo Gallery: 2025 NHRA Mission Foods Drag Racing Series awards ceremony
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Rob Flynn named crew chief of Maddi Gordon’s Carlyle Tools Top Fuel dragster
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John Force and Greg Anderson welcomed into 1,000-Round Win Club
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2025 NHRA Mission Foods Series champions honored at awards ceremony
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Funny Car’s Spencer Hyde named 2025 NHRA Rookie of the Year
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Top 5 Finals thoughts to end the season
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After a dominant season, Austin Prock clinches second straight Funny Car title
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Richard Gadson is crowned 2025 NHRA Pro Stock Motorcycle champion
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Dallas Glenn clinches first NHRA Pro Stock world championship
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NHRA cancels In-N-Out Burger NHRA Finals; remaining world champions Prock, Glenn, Gadson crowned on current points
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Saturday qualifying canceled at In-N-Out Burger NHRA Finals; Sunday eliminations set based on points standings
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Doug Kalitta clinches second NHRA Top Fuel world championship
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In-N-Out Burger NHRA Finals Saturday preview
How is this possible? Brittany Force's unmatched 343-mph speed explained
In a sport where fractions of a second define greatness, Brittany Force has built a legacy in full-throttle form — blazing past her competition as the fastest racer in NHRA history. With David Grubnic calling the shots, and Monster Energy fueling her charge, Force pilots a dragster that has become the very symbol of speed in Top Fuel. At the 2025 Denso NHRA Sonoma Nationals presented by PowerEdge, Force scorched the track with a staggering 343-mph pass to take the title of the fastest pass in Top Fuel history. The person who turns that ambition into reality is her crew chief, Grubnic. Known for his fearless tuning and data-savvy decisions, Grubnic explains how Force's dragster is optimized for round-winning performance and that record speeds are a byproduct of having a winning combination, while maintaining a razor-thin margin of mechanical control.
Watch: David Grubnic Explains What Makes This Dragster So Fast
While Force's foot is on the throttle, Monster Energy is riding shotgun, celebrating every new milestone with the fastest car they’ve ever backed. Their signature green claw marks aren’t just on the car — they’re etched into drag racing history.