The NHRA has confirmed the promotion of Rob Park to Senior Director of Field Operations, a move aimed at reinforcing the organization’s dedication to sportsman racers and member tracks.

 

Park brings nearly 30 years of experience within the NHRA, having previously served as the West Central Division Director and most recently as a Sportsman Racing Mentor. In his new role, Park will oversee the daily operations of the seven NHRA Division Directors, using his extensive background to improve divisional events and strengthen relationships with member tracks and stakeholders.

 

“I am deeply honored to have the opportunity to continue serving the sport of NHRA drag racing,” Park said. “My passion has always been rooted in supporting sportsman racers and member tracks, and I am thrilled that this new position will enable me to collaborate closely with Division Directors, their teams, and the Field Marketing staff. Together, we will work to elevate and enhance the sportsman racing experience, ensuring it remains as thrilling and rewarding as possible for everyone involved.”

 

Park will report directly to Josh Peterson, NHRA Vice President of Racing Administration. Over his lengthy tenure, Park has played a key role in nurturing the NHRA racing community, guiding racers and race officials, and ensuring seamless event operations.

 

“Rob has had a critical position within the NHRA for 29 years, and we’re excited to see that continue in this role of Senior Director of Field Operations,” Peterson said. “His experience and vast knowledge of NHRA drag racing, its tracks, racers, and partners has been invaluable for NHRA in various ways, and that will only continue in this new position. He’ll be a tremendous resource for our standout team of NHRA Division Directors as they all share an incredible passion for NHRA drag racing.”

 

Park’s new leadership role underscores the NHRA’s commitment to enhancing the overall sportsman racing experience and streamlining operations across its divisions.

 

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FORMER NHRA D5 DIRECTOR ROB PARK APPOINTED TO NEW ROLE AT NHRA

The NHRA has confirmed the promotion of Rob Park to Senior Director of Field Operations, a move aimed at reinforcing the organization’s dedication to sportsman racers and member tracks.

 

Park brings nearly 30 years of experience within the NHRA, having previously served as the West Central Division Director and most recently as a Sportsman Racing Mentor. In his new role, Park will oversee the daily operations of the seven NHRA Division Directors, using his extensive background to improve divisional events and strengthen relationships with member tracks and stakeholders.

 

“I am deeply honored to have the opportunity to continue serving the sport of NHRA drag racing,” Park said. “My passion has always been rooted in supporting sportsman racers and member tracks, and I am thrilled that this new position will enable me to collaborate closely with Division Directors, their teams, and the Field Marketing staff. Together, we will work to elevate and enhance the sportsman racing experience, ensuring it remains as thrilling and rewarding as possible for everyone involved.”

 

Park will report directly to Josh Peterson, NHRA Vice President of Racing Administration. Over his lengthy tenure, Park has played a key role in nurturing the NHRA racing community, guiding racers and race officials, and ensuring seamless event operations.

 

“Rob has had a critical position within the NHRA for 29 years, and we’re excited to see that continue in this role of Senior Director of Field Operations,” Peterson said. “His experience and vast knowledge of NHRA drag racing, its tracks, racers, and partners has been invaluable for NHRA in various ways, and that will only continue in this new position. He’ll be a tremendous resource for our standout team of NHRA Division Directors as they all share an incredible passion for NHRA drag racing.”

 

Park’s new leadership role underscores the NHRA’s commitment to enhancing the overall sportsman racing experience and streamlining operations across its divisions.

 

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