Buddy Hull has a Funny Car, a race team and a hometown NHRA national event this weekend. What he doesn’t have is enough sponsorship money to put the first two

Southern California had the beaches, the hot rods and the reputation as drag racing’s birthplace. But nearly 1,500 miles to the east, another group of racers was making a convincing

Terry Haddock isn’t racing for an NHRA Funny Car championship this season, but he can certainly have a say in who wins it. With three races remaining in the Countdown

Billy Torrence has raced at Texas Motorplex enough times to know what a home-track crowd expects. This weekend, he’ll try to give them something to cheer about while putting a

Top Fuel dragsters don’t just burn nitro. They burn through stacks of cold, hard cash and that’s the reality one drag racing legend seeking to find her a place amongst

Mother Nature made a mess of the 2026 Funny Car Chaos and Nitro Chaos schedules, washing out three events and disrupting others. Keith Zimmerer and Garry Wheeler Jr. weren’t about

Blake Denton had unfinished business in PDRA Pro Street. He also had a race car with a history that made winning a championship about more than collecting another trophy. Driving

Gary Pritchett had waited a long time for somebody to hand him the keys to a Top Fuel dragster and let him show what he could do. Doug Foley finally

The drivers get the trophies, the television interviews and the championship stage photographs. The guys underneath the race cars get another oil pan to pull, another set of bearings to

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