Category: Drag Racing News
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Shawn Langdon: The Fastest and Quickest Driver in Drag Racing History
Competition Plus Team has been committed to providing accurate and timely coverage in the drag racing community since its beginning. The team focuses on delivering compelling content that meets the needs of avid fans and enthusiasts. Their offerings include the latest news, in-depth features, expert analysis, and exclusive interviews, all designed to keep readers connected…
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“Memphis’s Epic Street Race: All the Details You Need to Know”
“Grudge On The Gate” is set to reignite Memphis drag racing on February 20-21, with Rivergate Road hosting over 100 committed racers. This event is significant for the local scene, as Memphis has faced a drought in competitive racing since Memphis International Raceway closed. Organizers Dennis Bailey and Shaye Kelly are dedicated to restoring this…
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Drag Racing Update: February 18, 2026
The NHRA is gearing up for its 1,000th Funny Car race, which will take place during the Lucas Oil NHRA Winternationals in Pomona. This milestone is part of the NHRA Mission Foods Drag Racing Series, and the event promises a festive atmosphere with qualifying rounds scheduled for April 10-11. Additionally, the Oberhofer brothers will head…
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IHRA Secures Historic Atlanta Dragway Facility
The International Hot Rod Association (IHRA) has officially acquired Atlanta Dragway in Banks County, Georgia, reconnecting a historic quarter-mile drag racing facility with its community and racers across the Southeast. Originally opened in 1976, Atlanta Dragway quickly became a pivotal venue for both grassroots and national racing, with its initial infrastructure repurposed from an airport…
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BangShift.com Presents: Lights Out 17 Test Livestream & Video – Get Ready for Radial Revolution 2026 at South Georgia Motorsports Park!
The anticipation for Lights Out 17, one of the premier radial races of the winter, is building at South Georgia Motorsports Park. Hosted by NC Promoder, fans can catch live testing and highlights from the shakedown sessions that took place on February 14 and 15, 2026. Competitors are busy tuning their vehicles after winter modifications,…
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Celebrating a Milestone: 1,000th Funny Car Race at Lucas Oil NHRA Winternationals in Pomona!
The In-N-Out Burger Pomona Dragstrip will host the Lucas Oil NHRA Winternationals from April 9-12, marking a historic milestone as it celebrates the 1,000th Funny Car race in NHRA history. This monumental event coincides with NHRA’s 75th season, highlighting the ever-popular Funny Cars that have been thrilling fans since their debut in 1966. The first…
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Billy Torrence Announces Full-Time Return to Top Fuel Racing with Torrence Racing in 2026
Since our inception, Competition Plus Team has been committed to providing accurate, timely, and engaging content in the drag racing industry. We serve our readers with the latest news, in-depth features, expert analysis, and exclusive interviews, ensuring they stay connected to the heart of the sport. Our dedication drives us to deliver compelling stories and…
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February 16, 2026: Latest Updates in Drag Racing News & Highlights
The content provides a detailed overview of various drag racing vehicles competing in different categories. Sonic Thunder II, owned by Lou Sattelmaier from Brunswick, Ohio, is a 1988 Oldsmobile Firenza powered by a J34 Westinghouse thrust engine, achieving a quarter-mile time of 6.550 seconds at the Epping Fall Funny Car Nationals. Vecna, owned by DJ…
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Ray Kasicki’s Incredible 1933 Willys Coupe: A Masterpiece of Power and Style
Ray Kasicki has dedicated a large part of his life to building cars, particularly his standout 1933 Willys Coupe, affectionately named “Violator.” This car is not just a racing machine; it’s a testament to over four decades of learning and passion shared with his brother, Ed. Growing up in Aurora, Ohio, Kasicki started his automotive…
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BangShift.com Revives the Wildest ATV of 1970: A Rebuild That Defies Modern Standards!
Growing up in the 1970s and 1980s, many toys and products were common that would never pass modern safety standards. Lawn Darts often come to mind, but numerous other items like go-karts, bikes, and ATVs also fit this category. One significant example is the three-wheeled All-Terrain Cycles (ATCs), which were popular but eventually deemed too…