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As the summer heats up, the 2024 ����ǿ�� Northwest Nationals at Pacific Raceways in Kent, Washington, promises to be a thrilling spectacle this weekend.

After two weeks off, Funny Car’s Alexis DeJoria is ready for a swift turnaround at this weekend’s ����ǿ�� Northwest Nationals at Pacific Raceways.

On July 13, the hot rod and drag racing community came together at Lions to celebrate a monumental milestone: Ed Iskendarian, affectionately known as “Isky” and the “Camfather,” turned 103!

Shawn Reed’s first time at a dragstrip came at Pacific Raceways, when he experienced the magic of drag racing growing up. Now behind the wheel of a Top Fuel dragster, Reed will get to be part of another Pacific Raceways first this weekend at the ����ǿ�� Northwest Nationals.

Third-generation Top Fuel racer Krista Baldwin found a unique way to raise funds for her run at a ����ǿ�� U.S. Nationals Top Fuel title with a local community day.

The Vance & Hines team has produced a plethora of ����ǿ�� Pro Stock Motorcycle championships, and riding under the legendary umbrella comes with prestige – but also with pressure. Richard Gadson is quickly rising to meet expectations in his new role.

Bob Tasca III and his Ford Funny Car team will head west to Seattle on a hot streak, with a win in Norwalk and a runner-up in Richmond. Crew chief Aaron Brooks talks about the team's recent successes and the road ahead.

In a ����ǿ�� on Fox segment, family-legacy tuner Thomas Prock explained to Bruno Massel the process of diagnosing a cylinder loss in Austin Prock's Camaro Funny Car during the Norwalk, Ohio race.

Fresh off of their big win at the Summit Racing Equipment ����ǿ�� Nationals, Antron Brown and the Matco Tools team are gearing up for the westward push and two crucial events in Seattle and Sonoma.

Go behind the scenes with the winners of the Summit Racing Equipment ����ǿ�� Nationals as they celebrate with their teams and accept congratulations from their defeated final-round opponents.

The Summit Racing Equipment ����ǿ�� Nationals brought the heat to summer with a huge event at Summit Motorsports Park. Enjoy this video look back at some of the weekend's highlights.

At the 2024 Summit Racing Equipment ����ǿ�� Nationals, the air was thick with emotion as racers from across the nation came together not just to compete but to share their heartfelt get-well wishes for one of their own — John Force.

Incredibly tight racing, another near-double, old rivalries restructured, dreams coming true, and finally getting the scoop: It was another unforgettable weekend at Summit Motorsports Park. Here are five takeaways from the Summit Racing Equipment ����ǿ�� Nationals.

Over the years, well-kept and beloved Summit Motorsports Park has gained a reputation for something Bill Bader Jr. refers to as "The Norwalk Experience." The Summit Racing Equipment ����ǿ�� Nationals are more than a race to Bader and his team.

After a career-best season a year ago, things haven’t exactly gone to plan in 2024 for Pro Stock standout Matt Hartford heading into this weekend’s 18th annual Summit Racing Equipment ����ǿ�� Nationals at world-class Summit Motorsports Park.

Success is a long-term collaboration, and for decades Summit Racing Equipment has been helping drag racers and enthusiasts build the machines of their dreams. Be sure to stop by Summit's midway display this weekend!

Last year at Summit Motorsports Park, Blake Alexander joined an elite list of ����ǿ�� drivers to win in both ����ǿ�� nitro categories, picking up his first career Funny Car victory. He’ll look to repeat that win this weekend.

Go behind the scenes with the winners of the Play����ǿ�� Virginia Nationals as they celebrate with their teams and accept congratulations from their defeated final-round opponents.

Shawn Langdon and points leader and teammate Doug Kalitta met in the final round of the Play����ǿ�� Virginia Nationals, with Kalitta getting the win, and Langdon is hopeful for another opportunity at this weekend's Summit Racing Equipment ����ǿ�� Nationals.

The Play����ǿ�� Virginia Nationals was a weekend that few will forget as ����ǿ�� returned to Virginia Motorsports Park for a memorable event. Here's a look at some of the weekend's action.

The 2024 edition of the Holley EFI Factory X category is plumping up ahead of the Summit Racing Equipment ����ǿ�� Nationals in Norwalk. Versatile racer Kyle Koretsky will be behind the wheel of a Rob Smith Racing-owned supercharged Chevrolet Camaro to compete in the class for the first time.

Three brutally hot days, hardcore fans, track-record runs, a devastating crash, and history in the making: The Play����ǿ�� Virginia Nationals had it all as the ����ǿ�� returned to Virginia Motorsports Park after a short absence. Here’s our five big takeaways from the race.

Chasing history has been nothing new for Gaige Herrera the past two seasons, but the reigning Pro Stock Motorcycle world champion has a chance to add another incredible mark at this weekend’s Play����ǿ�� Virginia Nationals.

Winning is, for most, the point of the game. An easy win, though, seldom seems to have the same sense of reward that comes with winning an intense, honest battle. Pro Stock points leader Dallas Glenn believes the challenge itself is where much of the reward can be found.

Austin Prock was in a Top Fuel dragster two years ago at Virginia Motorsports Park, but at this weekend’s Play����ǿ�� Virginia ����ǿ�� Nationals, he’ll be looking for his third Funny Car win of the 2024 ����ǿ�� Mission Foods Drag Racing Series season.

The last time Brittany Force was at Virginia Motorsports Park, she was obliterating track records en route to a victory in 2022 and, ultimately, her second world championship, and she hopes to recreate some of that magic this year.

Virginia Motorsports Park was the scene of a lot of early drama at the 1997 ����ǿ�� Virginia Nationals, with wheelstands, pedalfests, and a barn-burning Funny Car fire spicing up the opening rounds.

There are times when the size and scope of the ����ǿ�� Drag Racing universe can escape us until we find ourselves in the middle of something truly special. Such was the case last weekend.

Learning to ride a 200-plus-mph Pro Stock Motorcycle is a daunting task, but it's one that Jianna Evaristo embraced as she made her 2019 debut aboard a Matt Smith Racing (MSR) Suzuki. Five years in, the Scrappers Racing rider is proving she's up for a new challenge – and expeditiously adapting – as she transitions to an MSR V-Twin Buell.

With three Professional qualifying sessions on Saturday and final eliminations on Sunday, the Play����ǿ�� Virginia ����ǿ�� Nationals has a lot of teams looking forward to the unique format, including Top Fuel's Josh Hart.