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Austin Prock closing on two of John Force's single-season Funny Car records
Will this be the weekend that Erica Enders finally gets her 50th career win?
Matt Hagan knows more Charlotte success bodes well for title chances
Pro Stock standout Aaron Stanfield looks to continue Countdown momentum
Mitch Brown fighting for Top Fuel Motorcycle championship at season finale
Behind the Scenes with the winners of the 2024 Pep Boys Â鶹¾«Ñ¡ Nationals
Â鶹¾«Ñ¡ vs. the World! The unmatched thrill of acceleration in drag racing
Top Fuel points leader Justin Ashley looks for first Â鶹¾«Ñ¡ Carolina Nationals win
Weekend Rewind: 2024 Pep Boys Â鶹¾«Ñ¡ Nationals
What happens 60 seconds before the fastest motorsport on Earth fires off!
Smax Smith’s spectacular engine explosion secured race-day spot
How Jack Beckman advanced to round 2 with a stroke of John Force luck!
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Herrera, Glenn both looking to make their marks in Countdown playoffs
Funny Car points leader Austin Prock focused on same approach in playoffs
Fond memories at Maple Grove driving Top Fuel points leader Doug Kalitta
Pro Stock Motorcycle's Chase Van Sant arming up for Countdown battle
Explained! How Top Fuel clutch failure leads to smoking tires
Buddy Hull pumped for first Countdown to the Championship appearance
Tony Stewart on the Pat McAfee Show—Behind the scenes
Austin Prock's family opened up to Jordan Vandergriff before Indy
How the 1968 Hemi Barracuda Super Stocker changed drag racing
Behind the Scenes with the winners of the 2024 Toyota Â鶹¾«Ñ¡ U.S. Nationals
Austin Prock Indy win continues his family's legacy of Circle City success
Sound on! Ron Capps inside his Funny Car at the Toyota Â鶹¾«Ñ¡ U.S. Nationals
Weekend Rewind: 2024 Toyota Â鶹¾«Ñ¡ U.S. Nationals
New Pro Stock Motorcycle regulations weigh heavily on Vance & Hines team
Justin Schriefer's dream? A three-second run and a spot in the Funny Car field
Pro Stock's Outlaw Jerry Tucker has his sights on a first win Ìý
Jianna Evaristo knows her next Pro Stock Motorcycle win won’t be by chance
How a high school hot rod evolved into a 260-mph Â鶹¾«Ñ¡ exhibition car
Rod Tschiggfrie's childhood dream began life as an Oldsmobile 442 that he swapped a 6-71 blown 455 into. After decades of evolution, that same car now runs 5.80s at 260 mph—and remains licensed for street use.
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