Here’s a summary of the provided content featuring various Top Dragster teams for the 2025 season:

1. Jeg’s/Bertozzi Racing – Owned by Anthony Bertozzi (Richmond, VA), this 2016 RaceTech dragster is powered by a 540 cubic inch Chevrolet, featuring automatic transmission with a 1/4 mile ET of 6.102 at NHRA Gainesville.

2. Jegs.com/Select Performance – Al Kenny (Kutztown, PA) owns this 2014 Dan Page dragster with a 540 cubic inch Keith Black Hemi engine. It achieved a 1/4 mile ET of 6.101.

3. Hangsterfer’s Metalworking Lubricant/Novak Electric – Owned by Sackman Boyz (Channahon, IL), this 2010 Spitzer dragster is powered by a 557 cubic inch Chevrolet, with a 1/4 mile ET of 6.160.

4. KN Operating – Kevin Thorp (Knickerbocker, TX) drives a 2018 ABS dragster with a 548 cubic inch Ford Cleveland engine, hitting a 1/4 mile ET of 6.219.

5. MKD Racing – Darian Boesch (Kenner, LA) owns a 2021 Race Craft dragster powered by a 540 cubic inch Chevrolet, achieving a 1/4 mile ET of 6.052.

6. Brodix – Dane Ward (Mena, AR) drives a 2024 Danny Nelson dragster with a 540 cubic inch Brodix Chevrolet engine and a 1/4 mile ET of 6.104.

7. 11W Storage – Carson Brown (Blountville, TN) operates a 2019 M&M dragster with a 632 cubic inch Chevrolet, clocking a 1/4 mile ET of 6.784.

8. Ken Moses Race Transmission – Ken Moses (Columbia, NJ) races a 2020 American dragster with a 615 cubic inch Chevrolet engine and a 1/4 mile ET of 6.460.

9. Red Line Oil – Taylor Januik (Henderson, NV) races a 2012 Race Tech dragster with a 540 cubic inch Chevrolet, achieving a 1/4 mile ET of 6.041 at NHRA Charlotte.

These teams compete in the Top Dragster category, showcasing a diverse array of powerful dragsters across multiple divisions.

Source: www.draglist.com