The content lists various drag racing vehicles and their owners participating in the 2026 season across different categories.
Tasca Parts .com: Owned by Bob Tasca from Cranston, RI, features a 2016 Ford Mustang powered by a 327 cubic inch engine. Class: Pro Factory Stock (Div. 1).
Daddy Warbucks II: Don Justus from Hendersonville, NC, owns an 2008 Ford Mustang with a 327 cubic inch engine. Class: Pro Factory Stock (Div. 2).
Hamp Racing: Doug Hamp from York, PA, drives a 2020 Chevrolet Camaro. Engine is a 350 cubic inch Chevrolet, competing in Pro Factory Stock (Div. 1).
Jason Dietsch’s Trailer Sales: This entry notes two owners from Edgerton, OH. One uses a 2016 Ford Mustang with a 318 cubic inch engine (Comp Number: 3694), while the other has a 302 cubic inch engine (Comp Number: 3171). Both belong to Pro Factory Stock classes, specified in Divisions 3 and 2, respectively.
Scott’s Racing: Owned by Tony Scott from Greenville, KY, this entry features a 2020 Chevrolet Camaro, also powered by a 350 cubic inch engine in Pro Factory Stock (Div. 3).
Hamil/MLS Contracting: Ryan Stack from Wingham, Ontario, drives a 2018 Chevrolet Camaro with a 521 cubic inch BAE Hemi in the TA/FC category (Div. 3).
MGK Motorsports: Melinda Green-King from Norfolk, VA, operates a 2024 Chevrolet Camaro with a powerful 526 cubic inch BAE Hemi.
Bruce Mullins Racing: Bruce Mullins from Fredericksburg, VA, showcases a 2016 Chevrolet Monte Carlo powered by a 522 cubic inch BAE Keith Black Hemi.
Red Line Oil: Wayne Morris, from Lincoln University, PA, has a 2018 Chevrolet Camaro with a 521 cubic inch BAE Keith Black Hemi.
Collectively, these vehicles emphasize a blend of high-performance engineering, with various configurations exploring different engine types, classes, and divisions in the competitive realm of drag racing.