NHRA Crew Chief Rahn Tobler Retires
Rahn Tobler has been contemplating retirement for a while. After all, he’s spent nearly 50 years working in the sport of drag racing.
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NHRA Announces Schedule Change, Cancels Phoenix Race
Due to ongoing public health restrictions caused by COVID-19, the NHRA and Wild Horse Pass Motorsports park have decided to cancel the 2021 NHRA Arizona Nationals.
Mike Janis Steps Out of Pro Mod Due to Heart Condition
2018 Pro Mod champ Mike Janis will step out of the sport following the discovery of a heart condition.
Engine Builder Sonny Leonard Passes Away
Sonny Leonard, known for his canny ability to wrest power from an internal combustion engine, passed away on Sunday, January 10 at the age of 77.
Mike Green Joins Justin Ashley Racing
The crew chief merry-go-round is on again, as Justin Ashley Racing has retained the talents of Mike Green, most recently crew chief for Tony Schumacher’s partial 2020 season of NHRA Top Fuel competition.
NHRA Looks Back and Glances Forward
NHRA’s 2020 season was a spaghetti western with good, bad and ugly qualities to it from February through to the first of November.
Atlanta Dragway Goes Up On the Auction Block
The NHRA has put Atlanta Dragway up for sale, in part to fund necessary repairs for some of its other tracks.
DSR Performance Parts Partners with Funny Car Chaos/Outlaw Fuel Altered Series
Don Schumacher Racing, one of the bigger names in the NHRA, will throw its hat into the ring and jump into the popular ‘outlaw’ style of drag racing.
DeJoria’s Tough Return to NHRA Funny Car Racing
Two years away from the sport that was her calling, well, that was quite enough. After tending to family business in Austin, Texas, Alexis DeJoria had to come back to the love of her life: NHRA Camping World Drag Racing Series Funny Car competition.
Kalitta Motorsports’ Todd, Langdon reflect on 2020
For any team that didn’t win a championship, the off-season starts with “coulda, woulda, shoulda.”