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Mike Janis Racing (MJR) is headed to the NHRA Southern Nationals in Atlanta, Georgia, this coming weekend May 16th-18th. Janis is currently coming off...
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The resurgent NOPI Nationals Supershow series has teamed with Roy Hill’s Drag Racing School to present the 2014 NOPI Drag events. The next event...
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Holley Performance Products is pleased to announce that Jason Bruce has rejoined Holley as Vice President of Business Development. Jason is an industry veteran...
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Entering this weekend’s 34th annual Summit Racing Equipment NHRA Southern Nationals riding a streak of four consecutive final-round appearances, top-ranked Pro Stock racer Erica...
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The National Hot Rod Association (NHRA) today announced the Real Pro Mod (RPM) Association, an organization dedicated to supporting and preserving the unique doorslammer...
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Tim Shamblin aimed his 1970 Chevy Luv truck to the moon last Sunday afternoon at Thunder Valley Dragway in Red Springs, NC. At the hit of...
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For the fourth straight year, DRAG ILLUSTRATED presented—in no particular order—its bold (some might say foolhardy) take on the 10 hottest female drivers in...
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The National Hot Rod Association (NHRA) announced May 13, it has signed a multi-year agreement with Chevrolet, designating the legendary U.S. vehicle manufacturer as...
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Chassis builder Jerry Haas did his part in getting the beautiful, Aruba-themed Extreme Pro Stock (XPS) 2009 Mustang to the track and Team Aruba...
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After a two-year absence, the NHRA Pro Mod series is returning to Atlanta Dragway May 16-18, as part of the 34th annual Summit Racing Equipment...
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It took a day longer than planned, but Bubba Stanton (above), Jason Harris (top) and Cary Goforth kept their perfect records intact with the...
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Aeromotive is proud to release the all-new 325 Stealth Fuel Pump, (P/N 11165). The Aeromotive 325 Stealth Pump is the newest addition to the...
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With only the semi-finals and finals left to be run for all classes at the Professional Drag Racers Association (PDRA) inaugural Georgia Drags, rain...
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Long before Pat Joffrion had the idea 14 years ago of building a drag strip in Belle Rose, Louisiana, his prior claim to fame was...
WORLD SERIES OF PRO MOD SPECIAL ISSUE
As one of the final handful of drivers to be announced as invitees, Spencer Hyde and his team had just a few weeks to prepare for the Drag Illustrated World Series of Pro Mod presented by J&A Service. Once on the grounds at Bradenton Motorsports Park, they qualified on the bump spot of the 32-car field, making it in by just one thousandth of a second. But through a combination of hard work, stellar reaction times, and a race car that got progressively quicker on race day, Hyde earned the $100,000 win.
As one of the final handful of drivers to be announced as invitees, Spencer Hyde and his team had just a few weeks to prepare for the Drag Illustrated World Series of Pro Mod presented by J&A Service. Once on the grounds at Bradenton Motorsports Park, they qualified on the bump spot of the 32-car field, making it in by just one thousandth of a second. But through a combination of hard work, stellar reaction times, and a race car that got progressively quicker on race day, Hyde earned the $100,000 win.
