It has been a year since Shawn Reed suffered fractured ribs and serious hand injuries that cost his left index finger during the NHRA Northwest Nationals outside of Seattle.

Competition for the future of the International Hot Rod Association may have had one legitimate bidder, but it no longer does. Drag Illustrated reported Friday that Elite Motorsports owner Richard

Jasmine Salinas has never questioned what her Top Fuel team was capable of accomplishing. Last Sunday in Sonoma and Friday night at Pacific Raceways simply became the weekends when the

Five days ago, Jasmine Salinas left Sonoma Raceway with the strongest showing of her NHRA career. On Friday at Pacific Raceways, she made sure no one would mistake that breakthrough

Photos by: Ron Lewis, Mike and Jeff Burghardt SATURDAY QUALIFYING – JASMINE SALINAS STAKES HER CLAIM AS SEATTLE’S TF NO. 1; PEDREGON, GLENN LEAD FRIDAY Five days ago, Jasmine Salinas

Photos by: Ron Lewis, Mike and Jeff Burghardt FRIDAY NOTEBOOK – SALINAS, PEDREGON, GLENN LEAD WAY IN QUALIFYING; REED TEAM TAKING SAFETY MATTERS INTO OWN HANDS; TRACK OPERATOR RETURNS TO

The 1970s belonged to kids with orange Hot Wheels tracks stretched across bedroom floors, Cox gas-powered racers screaming through neighborhood streets and shelves lined with Revell model kits waiting for

Bill Bader Jr., the second-generation track owner from Norwalk, Ohio, has watched what many describe as the train wreck of the International Hot Rod Association from a distance. The uncertainty

When Wally Parks founded the NHRA in 1951, he literally built what would become the largest and most successful drag racing organization and sanctioning body in the world with his

Two-time 2026 NHRA Funny Car winner Chad Green will carry familiar Northwest colors this weekend as Rottler Manufacturing returns as the primary sponsor of his Ford Mustang for the Muckleshoot

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