We have reached the final installment of our list. This wraps up the list of who we determined are the 50 most influential people in drag racing. As with any list, there are discussion on who was in and who wasn't. This wasn't a countdown and was done in no particular order. Thank you for taking the time to read all five parts.
Read MoreWe have made it to part three of our five part series featuring the most influential people in drag racing. With names like Stevie Fast, Brian Lohnes, Mel Roth, and others.
Read MoreContinuing on with our 50 Most Influential People in Drag Racing. We are now onto 11-20.
Read MoreWe have received word from multiple sources that Galot Motorsports has decided that it will not be providing financial backing for the Galot Motorsports NHRA and PDRA pro mod cars in 2018.
Read MoreWe all know that creating a list like this with the drag racing world will cause some type of uproar. There are going to be people that feel they should have been including and fans that feel others should be excluded. Well here is our list of the 50 most influential people or companies in drag racing as determined by the E3xtreme Staff including Ellen, Damon, Danny, Justin, and Mikel.
Read MoreIn a history-making decision made at the request of the teams, NHRA will allow Pro Stock racers to run any currently approved engine combination in any currently approved body, regardless of the manufacturer, during the 2018 NHRA Mello Yello Drag Racing Series season.
Read MoreThe National Hot Rod Association has announced that Glen Cromwell, who rose through NHRA’s ranks from Division Director to become Senior Vice President, Media and Marketing, is promoted to President, effective Jan. 1, 2018.
Read MoreIn what was an amazing season, there was no better way to wrap up the season than to have two of the biggest names in Pro Mod face off in the final round of the season. It was Stevie Fast vs. Troy Coughlin.
Read MoreIn a season where we have seen just about everything possible, we have finally crowned a class champion. It took until the last day of the season, but here it is. Troy Coughlin in the Jegs.com Vette locks up the Championship.
Read MoreIf the ever changing saga that is the NHRA Pro Stock class, it was announced this weekend that the NHRA Pro Stock class would be full fields at all 24 races next season.
Read MoreMick Snyder and Team are headed to the Arch for the rescheduled NHRA Lucas Oil All-American Hot Rod Showdown this weekend.
Read MoreYou heard that right. The Global Electronic TechnologyTop Fuel superstar Shawn Langdon is moving to a Funny Car.
Read MoreKalitta Motorsports Funny Car pilot Alexis DeJoria will retire from NHRA competition following the conclusion of the 2017 season.
Read MoreIn some breaking news, PDRA Pro Boost superstar Melanie Salemi is entered for her first ever NHRA Pro Mod race this weekend in St. Louis.
Read MoreYep. Once again the NHRA has made the decision to ding the turbo combos in Pro Mod. Since directly after Bristol last season the turbo combos have been at 38lbs. Well not anymore.
Read MoreWe received word from Kalitta Motorsports today that Richie Crampton will be taking over driving duties starting at the U.S. Nationals this weekend.
Read MoreYou did in fact read the headline correctly. Rookie, if we can call him that, Troy Coughlin Jr. has decided to leave the seat of the SealMaster backed Kalitta Motorsports Top Fuel Dragster.
Read MoreFor the last 9 months or so there has been quite a chasm when it comes to the ADRL. You are either on one side of the fence or the other. There are those that want it gone, and those that are glad it’s back. As of yesterday, there have been more shakeups, and it appears that common ground may be found.
Read MoreSomeone had to say it, so I guess I will go ahead and say it. It's time that the decision makers actually leave a successful class alone. Watch it grow instead of messing with it every other race.
Read MoreWe live in a world of absolutes. A world where everything became too big to fail almost ten years ago, yet we in motorsports apparently never got the memo. No, instead we continue to build super teams that have gotten to the "Too Big to Fail" point in Nitro racing.
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