WFO Radio NHRA Nitro podcast hosts Winternationals Pro winners
New feature: Horsepower History
Behind the Scenes with the winners of the Lucas Oil NHRA Winternationals
Weekend Rewind: 2025 Lucas Oil NHRA Winternationals
Jasmine Salinas: The small in stature, fierce Top Fueler
Five things we learned in Pomona
For Ron Capps, the blower explosions and the crashes come with the territory
The origination of the Top Fuel “mud flap”
After first Funny Car win, Paul Lee looks for another at Winternationals
Aaron Stanfield looks for first Pro Stock win of 2025 at Winternationals
Top Fuel air deflectors: What they do and why some teams aren't running them
Top Fuel’s Justin Ashley looks for historic fourth straight Winternationals win
Weekend Rewind: NHRA Arizona Nationals
Patience proving to be a virtue for J.R. Todd, DHL team as new combo progresses
Five things we learned in Phoenix
It's a whole new Diehl as 'Nitro Surfer' paddles into new partnerships
Worsham and Bode have emerged as an early threat to surprise in Funny Car
Funny Car’s Chad Green aims to carry early 2025 success into Phoenix
Anderson 'monkey' off his back, Glenn looks for first Phoenix win this weekend
Doug Kalitta and SealMaster team want some more southwest success in Phoenix
Top Fuel’s Shawn Langdon looks to stay red-hot in the desert in Phoenix
Behind the Scenes with the winners of the 2025 Amalie Motor Oil NHRA Gatornationals
Weekend Rewind: 2025 Amalie Motor Oil NHRA Gatornationals
Gatornationals winners Chad Green, Dallas Glenn, and Gaige Herrera join WFO Radio
Kenny Delco celebrates 40th anniversary with dedication wrap
New parents Stewart and Pruett again navigating new roles as season starts
Reigning world champs Greg Anderson, Gaige Herrera strive for hot start
Funny Car champ Austin Prock plenty motivated to begin title defense
6 drivers whose first NHRA career victory came at the Gatornationals
Top Fuel champ Antron Brown has chance to start 2025 in style in Gainesville
60th Winternationals flashback: Beadle, Bernstein raise the roof for '81 FC final
One of the craziest moments in Winternationals history came at the 1981 event with a massive pre-final-round pit thrash in the pits of Funny Car star Raymond Beadle, where the roof of Kenny Bernstein's car was transplanted onto Beadle's wounded car.
It was one of the craziest moments in Winternationals history when at the 1981 event the roof of Raymond Beadle’s famed Blue Max Funny Car blew off at the finish line on a winning semifinal run.
In a miraculous thrash known as "the Texas Chainsaw Massacre," fellow Texan Kenny Bernstein allowed Beadle to saw the roof off of his Budweiser King entry and graft it to the Max for the final round. Beadle lost the final to Billy Meyer but not for lack of effort