Thanks to our coverage partners at DragStory.com and Mark Walter, we present to you the live video feed from the Class Racers Revival at St. Louis. 

After their success with big bracket events and seeing the need for more class-style racing, the TB Promotions team set out to add Stock, Super Stock and Competition Eliminator to a brand new event just for those racers. Enter the Class Racers Revival and four fun days of racing. Everything starts Wednesday at 9:30 central.

Day number four at the K&N Spring Fling Million presented by Optima Batteries began with the Brodix Run For The $50,000.  Racers took their best shot at laying down a perfect package which would earn them a $50,000 payday. 

Each pair in the Run For The $50,000 brought excitement as racers took aim at a .000 reaction and a dead on zero lap.  After numerous close calls and at least two -.001 packages, Robbie Gear won a set of Brodix SR20 Cylinder Heads for his .002 package.  Megan Lotts won $2,000 with her .003 package and Troy Williams Jr. won an entry into the 2022 Spring Fling Million with his .003 package.

Day number four at the K&N Spring Fling Million presented by Optima Batteries began with the Brodix Run For The $50,000.  Racers took their best shot at laying down a perfect package which would earn them a $50,000 payday. 

Each pair in the Run For The $50,000 brought excitement as racers took aim at a .000 reaction and a dead on zero lap.  After numerous close calls and at least two -.001 packages, Robbie Gear won a set of Brodix SR20 Cylinder Heads for his .002 package.  Megan Lotts won $2,000 with her .003 package and Troy Williams Jr. won an entry into the 2022 Spring Fling Million with his .003 package.

The following are Saturday's final qualifying results from the NHRA Lucas Oil Drag Racing Series, Pacific Division event at The Strip at Las Vegas Motor Speedway:

Drivers came from across the country to put the hammer down at the Whipple Superchargers NMCA Muscle Car Mayhem presented by Holbrook Racing Engines, March 18-21 at Bradenton Motorsports Park in Florida. As they pumped out horsepower on the well-prepped stage, the performances were show-stopping, and the ambition and aggressiveness was all-out. Awaiting those able to go all the way at the series’ first of six races this season was the celebratory NMCA Winner’s Circle.

In the very robust VP Racing Lubricants Xtreme Pro Mod category, the full field of 16 drivers ran between 3.63 and 3.80 in qualifying, and Randy Weatherford wheeled to a 3.63 to lead the pack. But the final round belonged to Shawn Ayers and Todd Tutterow, and Ayers worked for the win with a 3.58 over Tutterow, who was forced to lift to a 4.32.

Thanks to our coverage partners at DragStory.com and Mark Walter, we present to you the live video feed from Southern Sportsman Showdown.

When inclement weather moved into the Sunday forecast for the Johnson's Horsepower Garage Southern Sportsman Showdown, the race organizers made the command decision to combine the cash prizes of the two remaining events and set up one race for Saturday in which the winner would take all.
 
That's a lot of pressure for racers who thought they were going to have two chances to win the Mickey Thompson Performance Wheels and Tires $20,000 races, but for Joe Santangelo, obstacles were becoming the norm anyway in relation to the weekend, and he managed the change with both finesse and dedication to the reason he came to South Georgia Motorsports Park. He came to win, and that he did.
 
In the final round, second-generation racer Santangelo was a crisp .007 at the starting line and came out on the winning end of a double breakout with Michael Brand.

The most highly anticipated portion of the Johnson's Horsepower Garage Southern Sportsman Showdown was unquestionably the Holley Performance $50,000 64-Car Shootout, and every Stock and Super Stock driver on the property at South Georgia Motorsports Park (SGMP) knew that winning would come with massive bragging rights – along with the whopping check and a beautifully crafted trophy. Joel Warren was up for the challenge and dove right in, knocking out some of the best in the business to take home the biggest prize of the weekend.
 
Super Stock racer Warren, of Clinton, N.C., masterfully wheeled his SS/HA '98 Pontiac Firebird to a final round meeting with heavy-hitter Britt Cummings, who was a touch too efficient in getting to the finish line and broke out. Warren launched with a .034-second reaction time and put together a 9.604-second pass at 123.00 mph on his 9.57 dial to get the win over a .031 and breakout 9.889, 129.98 on a 9.89.
 
"I've been looking forward to this race for months," Warren said. "This was a blast. I knew with Jason [Line], Bo [Butner], and Dave [Connolly], this was a race I wasn't going to miss."

Thanks to our coverage partners at DragStory.com and Mark Walter, we present to you the live video feed from the St Patrick's Footbrake Triple 10's at Piedmont Dragway

LooseRocker Promotions has always started their season with the St Patrick's Classic. This year is no different with the exception of 1 thing, footbrakers get their own event this year at Piedmont Dragway. That's right, 3 $10,000 to win races just for the bottom bulb crew! Action starts at noon EST.

Thanks to our coverage partners at DragStory.com and Mark Walter, we present to you the live video feed from the SFG Kick-off race in Bradenton, Fla.

It's time to get the 2021 race season started! Join us for the start of the SFG Promotions high-dollar racing events. This weekend racers will vie for over $125,000 dollars in winners purses alone. Need a break from the winter and can't get to the races? Then you don't want to miss any of the action with everything starting at 10:30

Stock and Super Stock racers will have the opportunity to score a $20,000 bonus on top of their race winnings at the Johnson's Horsepowered Garage Southern Sportsman Showdown, March 19-21. Jim Butner Auto Group, of Clarksville, Indiana, is forking over the big-buck bonus if a racer enters the Summit Sportsman Standout points series and pulls off the large task of winning each of the $20,000 events.
 
"I know it's crazy, but it could happen," said Bo Butner, CEO of Jim Butner Auto Group. "And if it does, that racer will have earned a pretty good payday."