Shawn Langdon didn’t need St. Louis to establish himself as the hottest Top Fuel driver in drag racing. Sunday just provided another race track for him to prove it. Langdon
Point standings (top 10) following the 15th annual NAPA Auto Parts NHRA Midwest Nationals at World Wide Technology Raceway, the 17th of 20 events in the NHRA Mission Foods Drag
Final round-by-round results from the 15th annual NAPA Auto Parts NHRA Midwest Nationals at World Wide Technology Raceway, the 17th of 20 events in the NHRA Mission Foods Drag Racing
Twenty-five years ago, Chip King rolled a Dodge Avenger into Gainesville Raceway for NHRA’s first Pro Modified exhibition and qualified No. 2 with a 6.243-second run at 211.06 mph. Bill
Jack Beckman knows the math, understands the predicament and isn’t pretending a No. 1 qualifying position in St. Louis suddenly fixed everything. What it did was give Beckman exactly what
World Wide Technology Raceway sold out Saturday for the sixth consecutive year, and by the time qualifying was finished, there was little mystery about who had the best race cars.
Photos by: Alex Owens, Auto Imagery SATURDAY NOTEBOOK – SELLOUT CROWD SEES LANGDON, BECKMAN, TROY COUGHLIN JR., HERRERA SECURE NO. 1 STARTING SPOTS; GORDON SETS TRACK SPEED MARK; HARTMAN WINS
Friday night qualifying is where crew chiefs quit hedging their bets and start showing their hands. Alexis DeJoria and John Force Racing showed theirs at World Wide Technology Raceway, and
Photos by Alex Owens, Auto Imagery SUNDAY FINAL – LANGDON KEEPS HAMMER DOWN, PROCK BREAKS THROUGH AS ST. LOUIS TIGHTENS COUNTDOWN Shawn Langdon didn’t need St. Louis to establish himself
Brian Inouye has spent most of his life around nitro race cars, washing parts, installing body panels, turning wrenches and eventually driving them. Now comes the part the kid hanging
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