including three NATIONAL HOT ROD ASSOCIATION® (NHRA®) Mission Foods Drag Racing Series races. This press release features multimedia. View the full release here: https://www.businesswire.com ...

INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 29, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Ahead of the 2025 NHRA Mission Foods Drag Racing Series season, NHRA officials announced today that $25 million in purse and payouts will be awarded to ...

John Force Racing (JFR), an NHRA drag racing team ... and we look forward to another exciting season.” HMS-owned Rick Hendrick is the winningest NASCAR Cup Series team owner with 312 wins ...

And that would be an excellent tune-up for the Mission Foods Drag Racing Series’ March 7-9 opener ... Or maybe the NHRA should trim its season and host a showcase day with postseason exhibitions ...

The NHRA will pay $25 ... including a newly added regular-season championship. The payout includes the event purses for the Mission Foods and Lucas Oil Drag Racing Series drivers on the national ...

Capps' win over reigning Funny Car champion and last year's Shootout winner Austin Prock came after Prock shocked the Funny ...

Last race: Joey Logano won the season finale in Phoenix, capturing his third championship title and earning his place as the 10th driver in Cup Series history to claim three or more championships.

Reddick’s dramatic 2024 regular season championship and push toward the Cup Series trophy bring high expectations and optimism. Wallace failed to make the playoffs, after a career-best 10th ...

NTT INDYCAR SERIES race winner Rinus VeeKay has signed to drive for Dale Coyne Racing (DCR) for the entire season, team officials announced Feb. 14, completing the full-time grid for the series in ...

Team outlook: In 2024, Rick Ware Racing had its most successful season yet in the NASCAR Cup Series. With Justin Haley ... at Gateway did not tell the full story of the team’s potential.

Scott Bidwell watched as his race car — a 400 Chevy block turned to a 383 stroker engine — finally gripped the track and ...

By Stephen Daw Pride Editor With RuPaul’s Drag Race bringing back their Rate-a-Queen system for season 17, Billboard decided to rate each of the new queens every week based on their performance.