The season kicks off in California this weekend and one of the biggest things to happen in the off season was the formation of smaller teams and new owners. Antron and AB Motorsports kick off the season seeking his 4th Top Fuel Championship, and his 1st as a team owner.
Read More“To say this is the most excited I’ve ever felt heading into the Winternationals would be an understatement.
Read MoreTony Schumacher’s decision in the mid-1990s to pursue a career in professional drag racing is what brought his father and legendary Funny Car driver, Don Schumacher, back to the sport after a 24-year hiatus spent focusing on growing the family business, Schumacher Electric.
Read MoreLongstanding NHRA supporter Summit Racing Equipment has joined AB Motorsports in a multi-year agreement, team owner and driver Antron Brown announced today.
Read MoreThe John Force Racing team wrapped three days of testing at Professional Racers Organization (PRO) Nitro Spring Training at Wild Horse Pass Motorsports Park on Saturday with gained confidence heading into the 2022 NHRA Camping World season.
Read MoreIt was just over two years ago when three-time NHRA Top Fuel world champion Antron Brown announced the formation of AB Motorsports with the goal of one day fielding his own Top Fuel operation in the NHRA’s Camping World Series.
Read MoreIt was announced today that John Force Racing will feature four full-time hot rods in the 2022 NHRA Camping World Drag Racing Series driven by their returning 2021 roster of drivers, John Force, Brittany Force and Robert Hight, with the addition of 2019 Auto Club Road the Future Award winner, Austin Prock.
Read MoreWhen two-time and defending NHRA world champion Ron Capps straps into his NAPA AUTO PARTS Funny Car during the PRO Nitro Spring Training test session this week, it will mark the first time he hits the track as both a team owner and driver.
Read MoreIt was a historic winners circle at Heartland Motorsports Park for the Menards NHRA Nationals.
Read MoreTrying something a tad different this week just to see if anyone pays any attention to a damn thing that I write. So today I’ll give ya the information you may have missed over the weekend.
Read MoreMost of you are well aware by now that the NHRA had put the property up for sale that is known as Atlanta Dragway. NHRA announced today that this will be the final national event at the track.
Read MoreIn what feels like a do-over of 2020, NHRA has officially pulled the plug on the 2021 Phoenix race. The race is always an early launching point to the season. Below is the attached release from NHRA regarding the situation. Unfortunately, I don’t see this being the only race that gets canned in 2021 on the NHRA circuit either.
Read MoreIn a shocking move on NHRA’s part, they announced to the Pro Mod teams today that the use of automated electric or automated pneumatic shifting devices are now prohibited. Each individual shift must be a function of the driver and controlled manually.
Read More‘Tis the season for changes in the drag racing world, specifically the NHRA circus. It was made official today that 2x NHRA World Champion Cruz Pedregon has added John Collins and his crew moving forward. This is a clear indicator that the Snap-On team plans to make a full assault on the run for a championship in 2021.
Read MoreUnfortunately, 2020 still is throwing us all curveballs, and this morning was no different. We were informed early this morning about the passing of Eric Lane, who was the Co-Crew Chief for the Snap-On team.
Read MoreWelcome to what is left of 2020. In an announcement from NHRA this morning, they have stated that Coke Cola has decided to end their partnership with NHRA 3 years early. This move has forced NHRA to file suit against Coca Cola for a breach of their contract with NHRA.
Read MoreWe at E3xtreme just received word this afternoon that NHRA sent a letter out to competitors laying out their payout plan for the remainder of 2020. It may single-handedly destroy nitro and pro stock classes for the remaining 2020 events.
Read MorePer NHRA below is what their plan is for the remainder of the 2020 season. Only six races remain in the season, and it will be interesting to see what kind of turnout they get at those locations if the events actually happen.
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