The 2024-25 Drag Illustrated Winter Series will introduce a points championship for Pro Mod drag racers at Bradenton Motorsports Park. This three-race series culminates in the World Series of Pro Mod (WSOPM), where points-and-a-half will be awarded during eliminations.

 

With a total purse exceeding $275,000, plus an additional $25,000 for the series champion, the championship aims to elevate competition among Pro Mod competitors. The points champion will also receive a custom-designed championship ring from Jostens.

 

Wes Buck, Founder and Editorial Director of Drag Illustrated, praised the evolution of the events. “What started out as a once-a-year happening has evolved into a three-race championship series that is going to produce some of the most competitive drag racing in the history of our sport,” he said.

 

The series kicks off with the Snowbird Outlaw Nationals, followed by the U.S. Street Nationals, and concludes with the WSOPM. Points will be awarded for qualifying, elimination victories, and participation, rewarding consistent performance across all events.

“This series represents a pivotal moment for Pro Mod racing,” Buck emphasized, reflecting on the significance of the events. “It’s been our mission… to demonstrate that Pro Mod drag racing is a marquee attraction, deserving of top billing,” he said.

 

The championship highlights cars that maintain their classic appearance and showcases drivers who embody the outlaw spirit of drag racing. This ethos attracts both fans and competitors, fostering an engaging atmosphere.

 

Buck acknowledged the vital contributions from sponsors and racers. “None of this would be possible without the support of J&A Service and our incredible family of sponsors,” he said. “These men and women are helping us chart a new course for this sport.”

 

Points will be awarded based on qualifying positions, elimination victories, and overall participation, with special scoring for performance at WSOPM. A detailed points system is available on the series website, www.TheWinterSeries.com.

 

“The Drag Illustrated Winter Series is a season-defining championship,” Buck remarked. “We’ll have the attention of the drag racing masses as we work towards crowning our inaugural champion.”

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DI WINTER SERIES TO LAUNCH PRO MOD POINTS CHAMPIONSHIP

The 2024-25 Drag Illustrated Winter Series will introduce a points championship for Pro Mod drag racers at Bradenton Motorsports Park. This three-race series culminates in the World Series of Pro Mod (WSOPM), where points-and-a-half will be awarded during eliminations.

 

With a total purse exceeding $275,000, plus an additional $25,000 for the series champion, the championship aims to elevate competition among Pro Mod competitors. The points champion will also receive a custom-designed championship ring from Jostens.

 

Wes Buck, Founder and Editorial Director of Drag Illustrated, praised the evolution of the events. “What started out as a once-a-year happening has evolved into a three-race championship series that is going to produce some of the most competitive drag racing in the history of our sport,” he said.

 

The series kicks off with the Snowbird Outlaw Nationals, followed by the U.S. Street Nationals, and concludes with the WSOPM. Points will be awarded for qualifying, elimination victories, and participation, rewarding consistent performance across all events.

“This series represents a pivotal moment for Pro Mod racing,” Buck emphasized, reflecting on the significance of the events. “It’s been our mission… to demonstrate that Pro Mod drag racing is a marquee attraction, deserving of top billing,” he said.

 

The championship highlights cars that maintain their classic appearance and showcases drivers who embody the outlaw spirit of drag racing. This ethos attracts both fans and competitors, fostering an engaging atmosphere.

 

Buck acknowledged the vital contributions from sponsors and racers. “None of this would be possible without the support of J&A Service and our incredible family of sponsors,” he said. “These men and women are helping us chart a new course for this sport.”

 

Points will be awarded based on qualifying positions, elimination victories, and overall participation, with special scoring for performance at WSOPM. A detailed points system is available on the series website, www.TheWinterSeries.com.

 

“The Drag Illustrated Winter Series is a season-defining championship,” Buck remarked. “We’ll have the attention of the drag racing masses as we work towards crowning our inaugural champion.”

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