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.

In response to a post from IHRA on Friday, March 7, 2025 that Maryland International Raceway was being acquired by IHRA, MIR would like to make it clear that the track is not being acquired by IHRA.  The inclusion of MIR as one of the multiple racetracks being acquired by IHRA was an error. MIR was not made aware of the content of the post until after it had been released.  To reiterate, MIR is not selling the track to IHRA.  MIR has requested that IHRA clarify its post to remove MIR as one of the listed racetracks being acquired by IHRA.

The World Series of Pro Mod 2025 at Bradenton Motorsports Park is back on FloRacing this week with more than 80 cars entered in the headlining Pro Mod class as drivers fight for the $150,000 top prize.

The inaugural Drag Illustrated Winter Series presented by J&A Service will reach its dramatic finale this weekend when the series crowns its first-ever champion at the Drag Illustrated World Series of Pro Mod, Feb. 27-March 1, at Bradenton Motorsports Park. More than 80 Pro Mod drivers from across North America and beyond will compete for the $150,000-to-win event title, while a select few racers are in contention for the $25,000 championship bonus after the first two races of the series.

Spencer Hyde entered the 2023 Drag Illustrated World Series of Pro Mod as a relative unknown on the national Pro Modified scene. He had success in his native Canada, but his 2023 victory over Kurt Steding in the $100,000 final round put him on an international pedestal. He’s since continued to prove his driving prowess by picking up a PDRA Pro Boost win in one of the class’s toughest fields, and he’s climbed the ranks by competing in NHRA Top Fuel with the license he earned just days before his WSOPM win.

For the second and third years, respectively, the Pro 10.5 Challenge and the Mountain Motor Pro Stock Invitational will join Pro Modified in the World Series of Pro Mod lineup at Bradenton Motorsports Park. Like Pro Mod, both supporting classes are expecting their largest fields yet, with both competing for $25,000 winner-take-all paydays. Here’s a look at the drivers who will be taking part in these two highly anticipated shootouts. Note: These entry lists reflect the list of drivers who’ve completed the online registration form. Additional racers are expected to join before qualifying begins on Thursday.

Canadian Drag Racer, Spencer Hyde, completed his licensing process and becomes the most recent licensed NHRA Funny Car Driver. Head Racing and Spencer were one of a handful of teams that were at Gainesville Raceway for a pre-season test session this weekend. Head and Hyde attended this session with hopes of making enough successful passes to obtain a cross-over license. Hyde is already licensed and has competed in Top Fuel and Pro Mod, but had never driven a Funny Car before the test session began on Friday.

The final race of the Drag Illustrated Winter Series is just around the corner, and as anticipated the entry list for the 2025 World Series of Pro Mod at Bradenton Motorsports Park is flat out historic.

The drag racing event, Lights Out 16, kicks off this Wednesday at the South Georgia Motorsports Park.

The Drag Illustrated Winter Series will wrap up with the World Series of Pro Mod at Bradenton Motorsports Park February 27 - March 1, 2025. It's been an exciting winter of Pro Modified Drag Racing in Bradenton with the running of the Snowbird Outlaw Nationals and the US Street Nationals, but the stakes are as high as they've ever been leading into the last race of the series.

The second stop of the Drag Illustrated Winter Series, The US Street Nationals, begins Thursday, January 23, 2024. Over 60 of the world's fastest Pro Modified cars will invade Bradenton Motorsports Park for four days of the most competitive 1/8 mile drag racing in the country.

The Drag Illustrated Winter Series presented by J&A Service kicked off in spectacular fashion at the 53rd annual Snowbird Outlaw Nationals presented by Motion Raceworks, hosted at Bradenton Motorsports Park. Pro Mod fans tuned in at record-breaking levels, with over 6 million minutes watched on FloRacing—a remarkable 100-percent increase over last year’s Snowbird Outlaw Nationals—and a 76-percent jump in total viewership.