Daniel Wilkerson aims for first career Funny Car win at Las Vegas 4-Wides
The 'Nitro Moose' will be loose in Vegas as Dylan Winefsky makes Funny Car debut
Top Fuel’s Clay Millican eyes first four-wide win this weekend in Las Vegas
Preparing to roll the dice in Las Vegas with the Insiders!
Talkin’ Funny Cars with Buddy Hull shortlisted for People’s Telly Award
Racing powerhouses Rahal and Force combine for 2025 NHRA partnership
Greg Anderson on the state of Pro Stock: Parity, rivalries, and EFI horsepower gains
NHRA 4-Wide Nationals event guide: What you need to know before you go
Four-wide Mission #2Fast2Tasty Challenge races headed to Las Vegas and Charlotte
Top Fuel's 1,000th race: A look at the names and milestones that got us there
WFO Radio NHRA Nitro podcast hosts Winternationals Pro winners
Charlotte 4-Wide Nationals set to host 1,000th Top Fuel race in NHRA history
New feature: Horsepower History
Behind the Scenes with the winners of the Lucas Oil NHRA Winternationals
Night racing, three Saturday nitro qualifying sessions highlight Seattle event
D H Davies Racing and Josh Hart begin collaborative racing effort
NHRA teams gear up for first four-wide event of 2025 season in Las Vegas
Weekend Rewind: 2025 Lucas Oil NHRA Winternationals
Wilkerson and Millican spill the beans on a wild Lucas Oil Winternationals
National Dragster Sportsman Racer of the Month: Don Bevers
Jasmine Salinas: The small in stature, fierce Top Fueler
Five things we learned in Pomona
Unofficial Mission Foods points standings
Millican stops Stewart, Beckman gets JFR's 300th, and Anderson tops Glenn (again)
Lucas Oil NHRA Winternationals Sunday photo gallery
Lucas Oil NHRA Winternationals Sunday News and Notes
Lucas Oil NHRA Winternationals Sunday preview
Prock goes to No. 1; Mission Challenge wins go to Langdon, Beckman, Hartford
Lucas Oil NHRA Winternationals Saturday photo gallery
Lucas Oil NHRA Winternationals Saturday News and Notes
Auto Club NHRA Finals Comp winner Brian Hyerstay
Pomona Comp titlist Bryan Hyerstay won the season finale event after a second-place finish in the championship battle. Wheeling his tiny Volkswagen-powered G/Dragster, Hyerstay lost .17-second to Competition Index Control penalties before he reached the final, but he still had enough left over to hold off veteran Ralph Van Paepeghem. Hyerstay won with a (-.575) 8.865 to cover Van Paepeghem’s (-.508) 7.772 in his A/EA ’32 Bantam. The victory was the fifth of the season for the Oregon-based Hyerstay, including his win at the K&N Filters Route 66 NHRA Nationals in Chicago.