NHRA - National Hot Rod Association

NHRA racers Matt Hagan and Leah Pritchett will have the prestigious honor of serving as co-Grand Marshals of the Pennzoil 400 Presented by Jiffy Lube on Sunday, March 3 at Las Vegas Motor Speedway.

Austin Prock reached the second round for the second time in his career by beating Clay Millican at the Magic Dry Absorbent NHRA Arizona Nationals. Then things got fun.

Arby’s will be the title sponsor of the NHRA Mello Yello Drag Racing Series race at Atlanta Dragway. The 39th annual Arby’s NHRA Southern Nationals takes place May 3-5 at the track just outside of Atlanta.

Alamo City Motorplex, located in Marion, Texas, just east of San Antonio, has joined the NHRA Member Track Network in Division 4, the South Central Division. 

A year after his team suffered a devastating trailer fire, Cody Lane returned to claim an emotional Stock win in Phoenix.

Tune in to FS1 tonight at 9 p.m. Eastern to watch exclusive coverage of Pro Stock racing from the Magic Dry Organic Absorbent NHRA Arizona Nationals from Wild Horse Pass Motorsports Park outside of Phoenix. The historic, hour-long program focuses solely on the 200-mph “factory hot rods.”

Robert Hight takes over Funny Car NHRA Power Rankings lead following the Magic Dry Organic Absorbent NHRA Arizona Nationals while Steve Torrence and Erica Enders retain their spots atop the Top Fuel and Pro Stock leaderboards.

NHRA's Lewis Bloom and Amanda Busick count down their top five moments from this weekend's Magic Dry Organic Absorbent NHRA Arizona Nationals in Phoenix.

Competition Eliminator racer Bill Kent and Super Stock racer Justin Lamb grabbed Wally's in Phoenix to lead the way at the Magic Dry Organic Absorbent NHRA Arizona Nationals.

Billy Torrence, Matt Hagan, and Jeg Coughlin Jr. had the hot hands on a cool weekend in the desert outside of Phoenix and collected victories at the Magic Dry Organic Absorbent NHRA Arizona Nationals.

Billy Torrence collected his second career NHRA Top Fuel trophy and did it from the No. 1 qualifying spot as he did his first, last year in Brainerd. Torrence got the easy win when Leah Pritchett smoked the tires.

Matt Hagan scored in Funny Car the Magic Dry Organic Absorbent NHRA Arizona Nationals for the third time in five years, defeating world champ J.R. Todd in the final round for his 30th career win.

Racing in his 1,000th round of Pro Stock competition, Jeg Coughlin Jr. collected his 62nd Pro Stock Wally and his 81st victory in his long NHRA career on Matt Hartford’s final-round red-light.

It’s been 10 years since Jeg Coughlin Jr. won the Magic Dry Organic Absorbent NHRA Arizona Nationals, and the 2009 winner will have to beat hometown favorite Matt Hartford to get back to the winner’s circle.

Matt Hagan is on pace to continue his every-other-year dominance of Funny Car as the 2015 and 2017 event champ raced into the final round, where he will face world champ J.R. Todd.

Leah Pritchett will be gunning for her third Top Fuel win in the last four years at the Magic Dry Organic Absorbent NHRA Arizona Nationals when she takes on low qualifier Billy Torrence in the final round.

Sights and scenes from the final day of the Magic Dry Organic Absorbent NHRA Arizona Nationals at Wild Horse Pass Motorsports Park outside of Phoenix.

Hometown favorite Matt Hartford used a holeshot and a narrow .001-second margin of victory to advance his Sealed Power Camaro to the semifinals, where he will face Deric Kramer.

After dodging a tire-smoking bullet in round one, reigning world champ J.R. Todd is wasting no time making good use of that reprieve, powering the DHL Toyota into the semifinals, where he will face Winternationals champ Robert Hight.

Low qualifier Billy Torrence, whose last No. 1 start ended up with him in the winner’s circle in Brainerd last year, is halfway to repeating that feat after defeating Mike Salinas in round two with a strong-but-fiery 3.687 pass.

Jeg Coughlin Jr. won for the 45th time in 100 career matchups with rival Greg Anderson, Erica Enders advanced on a holeshot, and Alex Laughlin was quicker than all of them as the first round of Pro Stock eliminated revved up the action in Phoenix.

Tommy Johnson Jr., celebrating 30 years of nitro competition at this event, scored what is probably his wildest victory in round one of the Magic Dry Organic Absorbent NHRA Arizona Nationals, winning the round despite a broken axle that led to a car-damaging explosion.

Low qualifier Robert Hight showed no signs of relenting, bettering his pole-sitting 3.867 with a 3.862 to highlight a wild opening round of Funny Car at the Magic Dry Organic Absorbent NHRA Arizona Nationals.

Jordan Vandergriff scored his first career round win in his competition debut, defeating former world champ Brittany Force with a career-best pass of 3.692 at 333.41 mph to highlight the opening round of Top Fuel.

The first round of elimination at the Magic Dry Absorbent NHRA Arizona Nationals will feature two titanic clashes, the 100th career head-head-to-head meetings between Funny Car heroes John Force and Ron Capps and between Pro Stock giants Greg Anderson and Jeg Coughlin Jr.

Welcome to Raceday of the Magic Dry Organic Absorbent NHRA Arizona Nationals. Champions will be crowned in 11 classes today at Wild Horse Pass Motorsports Park outside of Phoenix. Sportsman racing will kick off the day followed by the first round of Mello Yello  eliminations at 11 a.m. local time.

Billy Torrence collected his second career No. 1 in Top Fuel, Bo Butner his first No. 1 in Pro Stock in more than a year, and Robert Hight his second straight in Funny Car on a wild final day of qualifying at the Magic Dry Organic Absorbent NHRA Arizona Nationals.

Matt Hagan, one of the performance leaders throughout qualifying, tried to steal the Funny Car pole from Robert Hight, but Hagan’s 3.881 was one-upped by Hight’s dazzling 3.867 on the final pass of the final session.

Billy Torrence zipped to the No. 1 qualifying spot in Top Fuel with a dramatic 3.667 in the final qualifying session. It’s his second top spot and first since the Brainerd event last year, which he won.

Bo Butner collected his first No. 1 Pro Stock qualifying effort in more than a year and the ninth of his career, his first-session 6.522 holding up through the day’s final passes.