Apparently, what is not being said about NHRA’s refusal of the OnlyFans sponsorship being written about and debated on other websites and social media is that, reportedly, a professional team
Ken Quartuccio claimed a $75,000 victory at the U.S. Street Nationals, driving his screw-blown 1969 Camaro to a winning pass of 3.586 seconds at 208.62 mph. His remarkable .001 reaction
Mark Micke continued his qualifying dominance by securing the No. 1 spot at the U.S. Street Nationals, topping Ken Quartuccio with a 3.567-second pass at 219.36 mph in the final
Ken Quartuccio secured the provisional No. 1 position at the U.S. Street Nationals with a 3.572-second pass at 211.36 mph during Friday’s only qualifying session. This performance follows his runner-up
RELATED STORY – ALAN REINHART DEPARTS NHRA Well. that didn’t take long. Just two days after announcing he’d declined to renew his contract with NHRA, veteran announcer Alan Reinhart
Longtime NHRA Funny Car crew chief Dickie Venables has been appointed as the crew chief for Team Kalitta’s DHL Funny Car driven by J.R, Todd, the team announced Wednesday.
by Todd Veney Originally published March 2008 One of the greatest and best-remembered stories in all of dragdom was Jon Asher’s 1972 series about his exploits in Cecil Lankford and
For over 50 years, Moroso Performance has provided products that the drag racing community can trust. As we enter the 2025 season, and many are preparing their cars to race
Funny Car Chaos will debut at Osage Casino & Hotel Tulsa Raceway Park during the weekend of April 25-26 for the dragstrip’s 60th anniversary event. This marks the first
Alan Reinhart, described by many as the voice of the NHRA, revealed on Joe Castello’s WFO Radio podcast that he will not return to the series in 2025 as an
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