Stevie “Fast” Jackson, just a couple months removed from a runner-up finish at the $150,000-to-win Drag Illustrated World Series of Pro Mod, will be back behind the wheel of a Pro Nitrous entry for the first time since 2016 when the Red Line Oil PDRA Drag Racing Series rolls back into Virginia Motorsports Park next weekend. Jackson will be in a proven hot rod at the Travis Mills Foundation Mid-Atlantic Showdown presented by Red Line Shirt Club, as he’ll drive Killin’ Time Racing customer Tim Paap’s Paap Auto Body Corvette. Paap drove it to a No. 1 qualifying position and the event win in his Pro Nitrous debut at the season-opening East Coast Nationals earlier this month.

J.R. Gray finished off a standout weekend at zMAX Dragway with the victory in the Congruity NHRA Pro Mod Drag Racing Series on Sunday, defeating a final-round quad that included Billy Banaka, Alex Laughlin and Mike Janis as part of the 15th annual American Rebel Light NHRA 4-Wide Nationals.

Shawn Langdon won the 1,000th Top Fuel race in NHRA history on Sunday at zMAX Dragway, defeating Tony Stewart, Justin Ashley and reigning world champion Antron Brown in the final quad at the 15th annual American Rebel Light NHRA 4-Wide Nationals.

Friday started the 1,000th Top Fuel Race for the Mission Foods NHRA Drag Racing Series, and the on-track action at the 4-Wide Nationals delivered. The Top Fuel Speed Record was obliterated by Brittany Force who went 341.59, and Doug Kalitta sets the zMAX ET with a 3.646.

Past NHRA U.S. Nationals Pro Mod winner Lyle Barnett will take on the unique challenge of four‑wide, quarter‑mile competition this weekend when the American Rebel Light NHRA Four‑Wide Nationals roar into zMAX Dragway, April 25‑27. As the 2022 event runner-up, Barnett is no stranger to the polarizing four-wide format, but a winter packed with seat time in the DI Winter Series has Barnett ready for whatever comes next.

Drag Illustrated is shaking up drag racing with the debut of the Drag Illustrated Pound-for-Pound Pro Mod Rankings, a Top 20 showdown that crowns the fiercest drivers across NHRA, PDRA, DI Winter Series, MWDRS, and beyond. Powered by advanced artificial intelligence from xAI and blended with the grit of Pro Mod’s sharpest insiders, this bigger, bolder list is built to spark debates, celebrate stars, and keep the sport roaring 365 days a year.

Rookie Funny Car driver Spencer Hyde raced to the win today in the Funny Car Mission #2Fast2Tasty Challenge at The Strip at Las Vegas Motor Speedway. Hyde powered the Head Inc Funny Car to the winner’s circle on a tricky track that saw him post solid elapsed times in his Funny Car also backed by Hyde Construction, Red Line Oil and Dordan Mechanical. Hyde qualified for the specialty race on the strength of his semifinal finish at the historic NHRA Winternationals two weeks ago. In the final quad Hyde outran Cruz Pedregon, Matt Hagan and Chad Green to collect the $10,000 cash prize and three important championship points. His efforts throughout qualifying also netted him No. 3 qualifier, the highest starting position of his career.

NASCAR Cup Series champion. IndyCar champion. USAC Triple Crown champion. Now, you can add NHRA Top Fuel winner to Tony Stewart's impressive list of motorsports accolades.

The Red Line Oil Professional Drag Racers Association Drag Racing Series kicks off its 2025 campaign this weekend, and you don’t want to miss a minute of the action from the GALOT Motorsports Park in Benson, North Carolina.

The Red Line Oil Professional Drag Racers Association Drag Racing Series burst on to the scene in 2014 has continued to gain traction with drivers, car owners and fans alike, while offering a competitive stage for racers of all ages and skill levels.

The Red Line Oil PDRA Drag Racing Series is primed for its biggest season yet in its 11-season history, with large car counts, increased event and championship payouts, and fierce competition across the series’ professional, sportsman, and Jr. Dragster categories. It all starts this weekend at the Summit Racing Equipment East Coast Nationals presented by FuelTech, April 2-5, at GALOT Motorsports Park. It’s the first of eight national events for the drivers and teams competing for nearly $200,000 in PDRA world championship prizes.

Top Fuel’s Shawn Langdon won for a second straight year at Firebird Motorsports Park on Sunday, powering past Kalitta Motorsports teammate Doug Kalitta in the final round in front of a sellout crowd at the 40th annual NHRA Arizona Nationals.

FloSports and Duck X Productions announced today a five-year extension, continuing FloRacing’s role as the official livestream partner for Duck X Productions.

The Super Bowl of street car drag racing, the TX2K25, returns March 11-16 at the Texas Motorplex, featuring top drivers and high-powered machines across 14 competitive classes.

The "Super Bowl of street car" drag racing is back, and you won’t miss a second—TX2K25 is streaming live on FloRacing from March 11-16 at the Texas Motorplex in Ennis, Texas.