Look for the crew chief carousel to begin turning as early as the end of Sunday's action at the NHRA Finals in Pomona, Ca. The word we hear has a prominent crew chief leaving their home to be reunited with a former team. This one will certainly catch a few off-guard. 

While there's no official comment available, the rumor floating around the pits suggests Kalitta will be downsizing to one Funny Car. Also attached to the scuttlebuitt is the suggestion Shawn Langdon will be headed to the Top Fuel ranks in 2020. 

We are told on Tuesday at the SEMA show, Kalitta Racing will announce a new major sponsor for their team. Could a third dragster be in the works with a familiar face behind the wheel?

CompetitionPlus.com has been told there may be a test or two more by NHRA officials regarding the viability of centrifugal superchargers in Pro Modified. At this time we are told there is no definitive plan regarding their implementation as a power adder in NHRA Pro Modified.

We haven't heard the rumor, but apparently, it is out there.

According to Tim Hailey and his www.eatmyink.com website, an online media outlet specializing in motorcycle drag racing, the once exclusive Harley-Davidson program to Vance & Hines might be gone by 2020.

Word has it there will be another Mustang racing in Pro Stock at Denver and with a brand new driver. Cristian Cuadra, son of Fernando Cuadra Sr., will be behind the wheel of the Ford-powered by a Chris McGaha-prepared engine for the Western Swing.