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Four new champions were crowned on Monday in the NHRA Summit Racing Equipment E.T. Series presented by Hoosier at the Mopar NHRA Las Vegas Nationals powered by Dodge as Duston Wutz, C.J. Yaeger, Tyler Janousek, and Jeff Green scored hard-fought victories in Super Pro, Pro E.T., Sportsman, and Sportsman Motorcycle, respectively.
Justin Hamel and his family were the recipients of the Holley Never Rest award at the Mopar NHRA Las Vegas Nationals. The family was on its way to Las Vegas to compete in the Summit Series championships when their trailer was hit by a speeding motorist, but the team rebounded with a replacement car.
When Seconds Count — Race Car Emergency Extrication was a hands-on training event held Sept. 3 at Toronto Motorsports Park that brought together local firefighters, law enforcement, NHRA personnel, and motorsports safety specialists for an evening of education, collaboration, and community involvement.
After one of the biggest seasons in the history of the NHRA Summit Racing Equipment E.T. Series presented by Hoosier, 64 standouts head to Las Vegas with championship hopes and dreams.
NHRA officials are thrilled to announce another facility has joined the NHRA Member Track Network, welcoming Little River Dragway to the growing South Central Division (Division 4).
Firebird Raceway welcomed the Treasure Valley DUI Task Force to its annual Halloween Classic for a special community outreach effort honoring longtime track official Joel Eggers while raising awareness about the dangers of impaired driving.
The Prostate Cancer Foundation of Canada recently featured a story on Frank Hood, a prostate cancer survivor who won the Division 1 ET Bracket Finals in Ontario that talks about his journey and his work to spread prostate cancer awareness.
NHRA officials have announced that Edinburg Motorsports Park will become the newest member of the NHRA Member Track Network in the South Central Division (Division 4).
Motion Performance Raceway at Gimli Motorsports Park, located in Gimli, Man., in Canada, has joined the NHRA Member Track Network as part of the West Central Division (Division 5).
Results submitted by NHRA Member Track across the country now appear immediately on NHRA.com. The results are sortable by year and month and division.
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About the NHRA Summit Racing Series presented by Hoosier
The NHRA Summit Racing Series presented by Hoosier is contested across North America forms the world’s largest motorsports program in terms of racer participation. Participating NHRA member tracks host regularly scheduled events and award points. At the end of the season, each track selects a team of racers from among its top points finishers to represent the track in a divisional Summit Racing Series Finals. Competitors, running in different categories based on performance, race until a champion is crowned in each category. Points totals also are tallied for team honors.