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Points Positive!
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While racer participation fell short of pre-event expectations — Nathan Sitko and Hodgson Racing took full advantage of the cards they were dealt while winning the 2026 Rocky Mountain Nationals.
The talented Edmonton-based group — who are again deep within the points mix for NHRA’s Heritage Hot Rod Series championship chase - were dominating while winning a 4-car shootout at the ...
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Headline Hunting for Spencer
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NHRA Rookie of the Year and 2026 Funny Car championship contender Spencer Hyde will make his debut appearance at the 49th annual Cornwell Tools Night Under Fire at Summit Motorsports Park, July 31-August 1.
The Stratford, Ontario, Canada native will race the Head Engineering and Construction Mustang Funny Car against some of the fiercest Funny Car competitors in the country for ...
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Dream Weekend – Double Up!
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Ron Capps Motorsports scored its first-Ever "double-up" event win at NHRA's Summit Racing Equipment Nationals.
Just moments before his racing stablemate Maddi Gordon earned her first career NHRA Top Fuel victory -- it was Capps who tamed the fuel Funny Car field for the 3rd time this season. Capps after standing out in qualifying, began his march through eliminations on Sunday with ...
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Norwalk Northern Nitro Report!
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Canadian native fuel Funny Car drivers give NHRA's Summit Racing Equipment event a go…
Nitro Funny Car driver Spencer Hyde was a hometown hero this weekend at the Summit Racing Equipment NHRA Nationals at Summit Racing Equipment Motorsports Park.
Team owner Jim Head is from Ohio, while Hyde, from Stratford Ontario, does consider the Norwalk track his 'American home track.'
Both Hyde and ...
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Triple Crown Round FC Contender
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IHRA’s extremely lucrative offer for Fuel FC class racing this season now has only one (potential) Million $ winner!
As fans will recall -- the IHRA Outlaw Nitro Series organisation had previously announced, that for any Fuel FC driver able to sweep all three of the IHRA Triple Crown races — held between facilities at Darana Raceway (Hebron Ohio) and Darana ...
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Hagan’s Home Track Homage!
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In workmanlike fashion, four-time Funny Car world champion Matt Hagan grinded out the victory at his home track -- winning Bristol Dragway's 25th edition SuperGrip Thunder Valley Nationals.
In Sunday's final round of Hagan denied Daniel Wilkerson his first career victory thanks to a run of 4.125 at 310.91 in the TSR/Johnson’s Horsepowered Garage Dodge Funny Car.
It is Hagan’s second win ...
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Sophomore Solid!
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Sophomore Funny Car driver Spencer Hyde, the Canadian pilot of the Head Contractors and Engineers Funny Car, advanced to the quarterfinals of the Super Grip NHRA Thunder Valley Nationals at Bristol Dragway.
Hyde qualified in the top quarter of the field at the No. 4 spot, and was one of the most consistent cars on the property over the course of ...
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A Deferred Reverse Outcome
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Veteran driver Jack Beckman earned his 38th career NHRA National event title during Saturday’s delayed running for NHRA's New England Nationals - held 6 days later at Bristol Dragway - during qualifying for the Thunder Valley Nationals.
That occurrence was a consequence of some ill-timed rain which hit New England Dragway immediately prior to that scheduled final round - June 7th.
Beckman, ...
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XPRO Nitro from Australia!
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Fuel Funny Car class highlights from Australia’s single most famous annual event - the 58th running of the Gulf Western Oil Winternationals - from Willowbank Raceway Queensland.
A blazing XPRO Nitro Funny Car finale has packed house on its feet!
Adam Murrihy and Josh Leahy well and truly delivered an A-Final worth waiting for in XPRO Nitro Funny Car, putting on a ...
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Future Indicator?
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The wait is over for back-to-back NHRA Funny Car world champion Austin Prock, as the standout won for the first time in 2026 in front of a huge crowd at Maryland International Raceway, defeating John Force Racing’s Jack Beckman in the final round of the inaugural NHRA Potomac Nationals presented by JEGS.
Prock went 3.956-seconds at 324.20-mph in his 12,000-horsepower PPG ...
