The Funny Car Chaos and DMP Awnings Nitro Chaos series are very excited to announce it will be offering free in-house live streaming productions of all of its events for the remainder of the 2025 season and beyond.
The CHAOS concept of ‘run whatcha’ brung’ drag racing was first introduced by Texas based series owners Chris and Tera Graves in 2017 and since then has blossomed into one of the largest independent drag racing brands in the world.
Over 200 different Funny Car teams have participated in Funny Car Chaos, and the support of the newly formed DMP Awnings Nitro Chaos series has welcomed over 50 different outlaw nitro participants since 2023. The CHAOS movement is undeniable and has also led to the addition of Fuel Altered Chaos, a new single event to be held November 14-15 at Tucson Dragway, open to any Altered of any kind. With a focus on fun and affordability for both racers and spectators, the future looks strong for the CHAOS brand and an in-house live stream production is just one of the many steps forward to help continue and grow the brand.
Lee Craft (aka Monday Morning Racer) will lead the production team with official CHAOS videographer James Armstrong. Both Craft and Armstrong have been with CHAOS for many years and are geared up to bring the CHAOS live to the entire globe. Exclusive interviews, between-round pit area angles, and more are just a part of the package team CHAOS will deliver in its event streams.
“Through the years we’ve done lots of live streaming,” said Chris Graves. “We were actually the first ‘competitive’ drag racing event post-Covid and offered pay-per-view at that time to fund the purse for the racers at that event, which was pretty wild. CHAOS has done a lot of firsts over the years, which has helped the brand grow, and we are finally at a point where we can produce our own live streams in-house, the way we want to do it. It’s a very exciting benefit to offer our racers, fans and marketing partners who have helped build the CHAOS into what it is today.”
All events moving forward will be free to stream on the CHAOS YouTube channel at https://www.youtube.com/@FunnyCarChaos as well as the series Facebook pages. The first stream will be airing this weekend as the Funny Car Chaos series makes its first-ever appearance at Illinois’ Byron Dragway. There is plenty of CHAOS remaining in 2025 and event information can be found at www.funnycarchaos.com,www.nitrochaos.com and www.fuelalteredchaos.com.
This story was originally published on August 13, 2025. 
