Photos by Ron Lewis, NHRA Jerry Ruth, a pioneer in Top Fuel drag racing and the 1973 NHRA world champion, died July 1 at age 87. Known as the “King

Joey Gladstone dropped to his knees on the starting line at Summit Motorsports Park on Sunday, tears in his eyes, as Cory Reed crossed the finish line first, defeating Dallas

Photos by BME Photography, Roger Richards Three drivers from the International Hot Rod Association’s final full-time Fuel Funny Car season in 2008 are set to reunite at the revived IHRA’s

Two-time NHRA Pro Modified champion Stevie “Fast” Jackson has long been known for his bold driving style and aggressive on-track success. Now, Jackson is shifting his focus to helping others

The International Hot Rod Association plans to make a big splash next week with its return to professional drag racing at National Trail Raceway. And in doing so, plans to

Reigning NHRA Top Alcohol Dragster champion Julie Nataas is embracing the steep learning curve that comes with driving a Nitro Funny Car, even after failing to qualify for the NHRA

Facing new NHRA regulations that limited the performance of their record-setting injected-nitro combination, the Bartone Bros. Racing team returned to its proven supercharged alcohol setup and promptly won the Top

Doug Foley still feels the absence of Tim Lewis every time he enters the pit area. Lewis, a quiet but influential figure behind Foley’s drag racing career, died in March

John DeFlorian drove his Total Seal Chevy Camaro to victory Sunday in Johnson’s Horsepowered Garage Mountain Motor Pro Stock competition, defeating defending champion Johnny Pluchino in the final round at

After years of perseverance, personal trials, and a devastating injury, Cory Reed finally stood atop the NHRA Pro Stock winner’s circle. Reed captured his first national event victory Sunday, defeating