Follow along as CompetitionPlus.com presents the action-filled 2019 NHRA Mello Yello Drag Racing Series with our fast-paced qualifying recaps, and extensive post-race videos including sportsman results. 

All Wes Buck wanted to do is prove Pro Modified could be a headliner. Three years and $300,000 later, he's still putting on a wild show with the most volatile of drag racing door slammer divisions as the star of the show. In this interview with CompetitionPlus.com, Buck tells how the event has evolved through the years, and what to expect in the future.

Thanks to our coverage partners at Bangshift.com, we present to you the live video feed from the Street Car Super Nationals in St. Louis. 

Catch all the excitement of the gear-jamming, wheels-up action from the 2019 Southeast Gassers Association, drag racing's strictest period correct series. This year marks the eighth season of the specialty series which takes racers and fans alike back to the good old days of 1967. This video focuses on the action from the Piedmont Dragway SGA event, stop No. 4 on the tour.

We have yet another gem from the triple interview with Mountain Motor Pro Stock legends Roy Hill, Rickie Smith and Pat Musi. In this episode, Hill tells about the day he got one up on Bill "Grumpy" Jenkins, and he may or may not have had nitrous. It's all a vicious rumor Hill says with a laugh.

Thanks to our coverage partners at DragStory.com and Mark Walter, we present to you a replay from the Funny Car Nationals at Keystone Raceway in New Alexandria, Pa.

It's only fitting on this celebration of America's independence that we present a true American icon, the Funny Car in one of the most incredible presentations of the plastic fantastic's evolution. Fabulous Floppers, produced by Diamond P, and hosted by the late Steve Evans and drag racing legends Kenny Bernstein and Don "The Snake" Prudhomme delves into the history of nitro racing's most volatile race vehicle.

During the ‘50s and ‘60s, when drag racing was in its infancy, those who documented the sport for enthusiast publications like National Dragster and Drag News rarely were trained journalists. Most were simply fans motivated by a love for the sport.

Among them was a native Californian who, armed with little more than an unquenchable curiosity and the ability to make sentences (“I wasn’t good at anything but P.E. and English”), ultimately set a standard for race coverage and honest commentary that helped transform the sport.

Thanks to our coverage partners at DragRacer.TV (formerly D3TV) and Warren Evans, we present to you the live video feed from the NHRA Holley Hot Rod Reunion event from Bowling Green, Ky.