NHRA officials have announced a strategic alliance with the RPM Group aimed at reviving NHRA drag racing in South Florida. The RPM Group, a leading motorsports and marketing firm, consists of seasoned automotive professionals dedicated to restoring racing venues in the region. Vice President Tim Moceri expressed enthusiasm for collaborating with NHRA to reestablish top-tier drag racing, citing the organization’s 75-year history and credibility in the sport as critical to developing successful racing facilities.

The RPM Group is currently assessing multiple potential locations for drag racing tracks, anticipating a significant local economic impact. Their efforts have garnered support from Palm Beach County and the Palm Beach County Sports Commission, emphasizing the need for collaboration with local, county, and state officials. Moceri believes the demand for drag racing in South Florida remains strong, despite its historical absence.

NHRA’s Director of Field Operations, Rob Park, echoed this sentiment, highlighting the area’s vibrant motorsports culture and robust fan base. He expressed excitement about working with the RPM Group to leverage NHRA’s expertise and legacy, underscoring the importance of partnerships in executing this ambitious project. Both organizations are committed to revitalizing drag racing in South Florida and believe the collaboration will foster a devoted motorsports community. For updates regarding this initiative and the 2026 NHRA schedule, visit www.NHRA.com.



Source: dragillustrated.com