The following are Saturday's final results from the NHRA Lucas Oil Drag Racing Series, Southeast Division event at Orlando Speed World Dragway:

Strange Engineering will assume the title rights of the Spring Fling at GALOT Motorsports Park in Benson, North Carolina the week of April 25-29 as part of a multi-year contract with the Fling Race Series in 2023.

“Strange has been a part of the Fling events since 2014,'' said promoter Peter Biondo. “It’s great to see a longstanding, quality company like Strange continue to give back to grassroots bracket racers. I know firsthand how well their products perform on the track.”

Watch the Division 3 NHRA Lucas Oil Drag Racing Series Orlando Speed World in Orlando, Fla. This is the NHRA Division 2 season-opener.

An invitation-only $100,000 All-Star Shootout will be contested on September 6, 2023 at the Summer Fling in Columbus, Ohio. Forty-eight of the best bracket racers in the country will be handpicked to compete for the $100,000 winner-take-all purse and bragging rights.

A panel from the Flings Race Series will choose the first 12 All-Star drivers on January 3rd, while the next 12 will be nominated by racers in an online vote. The 24 selected drivers will then each choose a teammate of the opposite vehicle type to complete the 48-car field. The teammates will be placed on opposite sides of the ladder. The team that accrues the most points will receive a $5,000 bonus.

This weekend is the 8th Annual New Year Nationals from Bradenton Motorsports Park.

It's become the race to attend to finish up the racing season and ring in the new year. Everyone considers it one of the funniest events to run every year.

Box and No-Box each race for $10,000 a day and the Juniors run for $2,000. There's a racers appreciation dinner on Friday and then a live concert and fireworks Saturday. This race will certainly live up to it's reputation as one where everyone will have a great weekend.

Thanks to our coverage partners at DragStory.com and Mark Walter, we present to you the live video feed from the King of the Coast event in Gulfport, Miss.

The Fling Race Series will enter a multi-year partnership in 2023 with Moser Engineering assuming the title rights of the Spring Fling Million long held at the Strip at Las Vegas Motor Speedway in Nevada.

The franchise’s largest event, boasting a minimum guaranteed payout of $250,000 with a progressive payout structure climbing to as high as $1,000,000 based on car count, will return on April 4-8, 2023. For the first time in seven years the high-stakes bracket race will assume new branding as the Moser Engineering Spring Fling Million presented by Optima Batteries.

“We are excited to enter a new era of the Flings Race Series with Moser Engineering,” said promoter Peter Biondo. “For decades Moser has been all-in when it comes to supporting sportsman racers. The coolest part is that you can also catch the Moser family in the staging lanes at big buck bracket races. They know what it takes to build products that win races.” 

In the 1970s, there was no mistaking this sound. The high-winding, heaving flywheel grinding, gear-jamming symphony made up the orchestra of Modified eliminator. Called blue-collar class racing, Modified thrived in NHRA competition until it was disbanded and divided between Competition and Super Stock. This informative CompetitionPlus.tv video,  tells the Modified story through the eyes of Mike Edwards, Vinny Barone, David Nickens, Gene Fulton and Jerry Coley.

The Division 4 Comp Eliminator Bonus Fund has been heating up all year, and as the series moves into the final event, the possibilities seem endless.