The 2024–25 Australian drag racing season didn’t simply deliver headlines — it delivered turning points. Across Top Fuel, Nitro Funny Car, Pro Alcohol, Doorslammer and beyond, the biggest storylines shaped
December 27, 2005, is long remembered as a watershed date in the history of Australian drag racing when two-time NHRA champion Scott Kalitta partnered with teammate Aussie David Grubnic to
10. TWO-TIME TOP FUEL CHAMPION PETER XIBERRAS QUITS – Sydney team owner-driver Peter Xiberras stunned the tight-knit Aussie drag community when he announced he was stepping away from racing after
by John Doig, Australian Correspondent Top Fuel and Nitro Funny Car will add an extra round to their 2026 NDRC season as the series shifts from its traditional October–June format
Traveling from Australia to the United States just to race a drag car might seem extreme, but for second-generation racer Cheyne Phillips, the journey is a lifelong dream realized. The
by John Doig, Australian Correspondent Rapisarda Autosport International’s Wayne Newby captured his third Australian Top Fuel championship at the final round of the 2024-2025 NDRC season at Sydney Dragway on
by John Doig, Australian Correspondent Rapisarda Autosport International Top Fuel star Wayne Newby and Aeroflow Nitro Funny Car team boss Morice McMillin are on the cusp of winning Australian championships
by John Doig, Australian Correspondent Rapisarda Autosport International (RAI) dominated the 2025 Aussie Spring Nationals with a series of standout performances, including an Australian speed record of 333 mph by
by John Doig, Australian Correspondent Bragging rights, not championship points, will be the only reward up for grabs in Top Fuel at the Spring Nationals, set for October 3-5 at
by John Doig, Australian Correspondent The NDRC has announced an expanded 10-round season for 2026, which will introduce a calendar year format running from January to October, replacing the traditional
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