Kye Kelley, known for competing on the hit television show Street Outlaws: No Prep Kings, turned heads Sunday night when he outlasted the quickest 32-car field in Pro Mod history to win the $50,000 Snowbird Outlaw Nationals presented by Motion Raceworks. Driving his steel-roof-and-quarters ’85 Camaro, Kelley fired off a stunning 3.594-second pass at 207.78 MPH in the M&M Transmission Outlaw Pro Mod presented by FuelTech and PJS Racing final round to defeat Ken Quartuccio and his 3.688 at 194.66 in the first race of the three-race inaugural Drag Illustrated Winter Series presented by J&A Service.

After battling for world championships and race wins in numerous different sanctioning bodies and series all season, Pro Modified drivers from across North America and beyond will converge on Bradenton Motorsports Park this weekend, Dec. 5-8, for the Snowbird Outlaw Nationals presented by Motion Raceworks. The $50,000-to-win event marks the start of the inaugural Drag Illustrated Winter Series presented by J&A Service, a three-race, eighth-mile Pro Mod series paying out more than $300,000 in event purses and championship bonuses. The Snowbirds will also feature competition in several additional classes like Pro 275, Limited Drag Radial, Outlaw 632, and more, as well as the fan-favorite Night of Fire with numerous jet-powered vehicles.

The Red Line Synthetic Oil Professional Drag Racers Association (PDRA) announced today its eight-race 2025 schedule, coming after a successful campaign through the 2024 calendar year. The series will return to the six familiar racetracks throughout the East Coast and Midwest that they ventured to in 2024 yet again, starting at GALOT Motorsports Park and finishing at Virginia Motorsports Park, as in years past.

For the 28th time, the Haltech World Cup Finals Import vs. Domestic drew some of the best drag race drivers and cars to the Maryland International Raceway to determine who was the best in the sport.

The 28th annual Haltech World Cup Finals: Import vs. Domestic is one of the biggest drag racing events of the year that brings a full weekend of entertainment.

The 28th annual Haltech World Cup Finals: Import vs. Domestic is one of the biggest drag racing events of the year that brings a full weekend of entertainment at the Maryland International Raceway.

One of the most anticipated independent drag racing events of the year, the 28th annual Haltech World Cup Finals – Import vs. Domestic presented by Wiseco is set to take over Maryland International Raceway this weekend, Oct. 30-Nov. 3. More than $200,000 in cash and prizes are on the line for racers in several diverse classes, but many of the drivers and teams pouring into Budds Creek, Maryland, from across the U.S. and beyond have their eyes on world records, personal bests, and the bragging rights that come with winning the World Cup Finals.

Every fall, after most of the touring series and sanctioning bodies have crowned champions, drag racing fans and racers from across the U.S. and even around the world turn their attention to Maryland International Raceway for the Haltech World Cup Finals – Import vs. Domestic presented by Wiseco. Celebrating 28 years this Oct. 30-Nov. 3, the Miller brothers’ World Cup Finals is a destination event bringing together competitors from across drag racing’s numerous corners.

The 28th Annual Haltech World Cup Finals: Import vs. Domestic drag racing event will take place this weekend, October 31 - November 3 at Maryland International Raceway.

The Haltech World Cup Finals kicked off today and are expected to be one of the most, if not the most anticipated, drag racing events of the year at the Maryland International Raceway.

The 28th annual Haltech World Cup Finals: Import vs. Domestic is one of the biggest drag racing events of the year that brings a full weekend of entertainment.

The 2024 Haltech World Cup Finals: Import vs. Domestic begins Thursday, October 31 and runs until November 2 at Maryland International Raceway.

The 2024 Haltech World Cup Finals Import vs. Domestic event at Maryland International Raceway is set to take place October 31 - November 2. Drag racers from all over the country will make their way to the Maryland drag strip with the goal of beating records and the competition.

The 2024 Haltech World Cup Finals Import vs. Domestic event at Maryland International Raceway is set to take place October 31 - November 2. Drag racers from all over the country will make their way to the Maryland drag strip with the goal of beating records and the competition.

The 2024 Haltech World Cup Finals Import vs. Domestic event at Maryland International Raceway is set to take place October 31 - November 2. Drag racers from all over the country will make their way to the Maryland drag strip with the goal of beating records and the competition.