In the drag racing community, there is one time of year that everyone looks forward to, and that time is less than a week away. It’s the kickoff to the 2020 racing season.
Mod Nationals 2019 at South Georgia Motorsports Park got off to a damp start Thursday. They got a few cars down the track before the precipitation took over. Event creator, Justin Young, kept hope alive with constant communication to the racers and fans.
Now that we are a couple of days removed from the first ever Shakedown under the control of Tyler, and held at Virginia Motorsports Park, it is time to look back.
If you are a drag racing fan, this is really the weekend for you in Joliet, Illinois. What is arguably the biggest race ever for the combined series, always brings out new cars, hot racing, and an amazing car show.
Ferris, TX - (July 16, 2019) The Summit Racing Equipment Mid-West Pro Mod Series (MWPMS) came to show Texas how pro mod is done and gave them Jeff Jones taking his first MWPMS victory when he defeated Todd Martin in the finals.
This year the NMRA Ford Motorsport Nationals, held at the scenic Maple Grove Raceway (Mohnton, PA), was moved to the end of the June and the racers and fans were met with the sun shining in the sky and warm weather. The legacy Ford event is the fourth stop on the six-race NMRA Ford Nationals tour.
In the drag racing world, there is never an event that goes off without a hitch as they say. You may not see it behind the scenes, or it may be right in front of your face with weather and explosions. This is what happened to PDRA at SGMP over the weekend. Difference is that they are absolute champions and got the race completed, along with some amazing racing.
This weekend PDRA (Professional Drag Racers Association) rolls into South Georgia Motorsports Park to put on a hell of a show for the people of the south.
Surprise, that’s right, we at E3xtreme do cover more than just drag racing. In fact, we have a lot of different interests, from drag racing, truck & tractor pulling, dirt track, and yes, even lowriders and lifted trucks.
The weather was threatening, but that never stops the Summit Racing Equipment Mid-West Pro Mod Series. Mid-West Pro Mods rolled into Tulsa Raceway Park on Thursday
The Summit Racing Equipment Mid-West Pro Mod Series (MWPMS) rolled into the Iconic Arch over the weekend during stop number three, and we saw Kevin Maddux, Frankie Taylor, Rob Moser, and Earl Folse take home wins.
Coming off a race cancelled event in Bowling Green Kentucky just a couple weeks ago, the Mid-West Pro Mod Series is on the historic ground of Worldwide Technology Raceway at Gateway. Better known to most as Gateway or the Arch.
As a lot of you have seen across the internet in the last couple of days, there has been a lot of controversy regarding all the happens at Bowling Green. What no one seems to be talking about though is all the time, effort, heart, and soul that went into even making this event.
For years now the NMCA and NMRA have been two of the gold standards when it comes to door slammer racing in a series. Last weekend at Atlanta for the 11th Annual Allstar Nationals they showed yet again why they deserve that recognition.
Outlaw Street Car Reunion VI set to be Tyler Crossnoe’s biggest OSCR ever. The pits are already filling up with Pro Mods, Radial Cars, and index cars. Everyone has come to Bowling Green Kentucky to prove who has the most badass hot rods in the world.
Welcome to the Texas Motorplex, hosted of a Lucas Oil NHRA Division 4 double-header divisional this weekend. After the first contested event of the year 2 weeks ago in Houston, many teams had some homework to do, especially in Top Dragster and Competition Eliminator.
The Lucas Oil Drag Racing Series had their Division 4 season opener this weekend at Houston Raceway Park. Parking began on Wednesday, March 20, and racing concluded on Sunday, March 24. The season was scheduled to start a few weeks ago in Belle Rose, Louisiana, however mother nature had other plans.
I never thought I would be saying that someone who holds a race with only two classes managed to have one of the best races in the history of door slammer racing, but that is exactly what Donald Long pulled off last weekend.
When I ask you what an Outlaw 10.5 driver, a Canadian driving a Mini Cooper, a controversial No Time car, and a National Event Championship NHRA Pro Stock driver have in common, what would the right answer be? The correct answer is that they are all Lights Out X Champions!
It’s not often that you really go through every range of emotion possible in three days at that race track, but that is exactly what happened to Paolo Giust over the weekend at the U.S. Street Nationals.
In the drag racing community, there is one time of year that everyone looks forward to, and that time is less than a week away. It’s the kickoff to the 2020 racing season.