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NORTHPORT — Cory Schrader has now made it three out of the last four Modified championships at Northport International Raceway with his 2025 title.
AIRWAY HEIGHTS, Wash. — If Johnny Cash were still alive and wanted to pen new lyrics to his song, “I’ve been everywhere,” he could have tagged along with Qlispe Raceway’s Super Pro Eliminator 2025 champion, Jake Swiger.
AIRWAY HEIGHTS — In an effort to build interest in drag racing from a new generation, Qlispe Raceway Park (formerly Spokane Raceway Park) is working to form what they call Inland Empire Youth Drag Racing.
Spokane, WA – The Northwest Super Late Model Series is excited to announce our tentative schedule for the 2026 season. The series will return for four traditional events, while adding one new venue, as well as returning to a marque event that has been absent from the schedule for several years. All told, the series will sport a more condensed six-race schedule, concentrating on marque events across the Pacific Northwest.
DAYTONA BEACH, Florida and (December 18, 2025) — Greg Biffle first made a name for himself in NASCAR for his incredible talent behind the wheel of a race car, but ultimately it was his big heart and generous spirit not just his ability on the race track that may have been the biggest impacts in a much-celebrated life.
PENSACOLA, Fla. (Dec. 8, 2025) — It was a marathon weekend for the 58th running of the Snowball Derby which due to rain was not decided until Monday, Dec. 8 with Stephen Nasse winning.
SPOKANE VALLEY — A notable name in local outboard hydroplane racing, Tom Pringle, was remembered by friends and family in a Dec. 13 memorial service. Pringle passed away Nov. 16 at age 78 following a battle with cancer.
CHARLOTTE, N.C. (December 5, 2025) — After Friday’s lunch break in the “23XI Racing and Front Row Motorsports v. NASCAR” antitrust trial, Judge Kenneth D. Bell entered to a packed courtroom in the Western District of North Carolina courthouse.
DEER PARK — The 2025 Legends Car champion at Stateline Speedway is a 14 year-old Cole Dasenbrock, a Legend Car racer from Deer Park, Wash. who ended the season with a 63-point cushion over Kaleb Keck.
PORTLAND — The Washington Auto Racing Promoters Association (WARPA) Marie Easley Dedication Award was given to longtime racing enthusiast and volunteer Jeanne Bartle at the group’s yearly awards banquet in Portland, Nov. 22.
Fastkart Speedway hosts indoor kart racing with recent results from Nov. 18. Jeanne Bartle receives the 2025 Marie Easley Dedication Award for her contributions to Northwest motorsports.
Joel Schrader’s 30th season in racing will be more memorable than just for his longevity. Schrader drove his unique minivan to the V-6 Claimers title at Stateline Speedway.
YORBA LINDA, Calif. (Nov. 14, 2025) – Legendary drag racer John Force, 16-time Funny Car champion and the winningest driver in NHRA history, announced Thursday.
POMONA, Calif. (Nov. 16, 2025) – NHRA officials have made the unfortunate decision on Sunday to cancel this weekend’s In-N-Out Burger NHRA Finals at In-N-Out Burger Pomona Dragstrip due to persistent and adverse weather and unsafe track conditions.
KENNEWICK, WA (Nov. 4, 2025) - BWR Racing owner Bruce Ratchford is pleased to announce the signing of veteran unlimited hydroplane driver Jimmy Shane to the team’s racing stable for the 2026 season. Shane replaces the retiring Dave Vilwock.
Kennewick, Wash. (Nov. 10, 2025) — After more than three decades of rewriting the record books and setting the gold standard in hydroplane racing, Dave Villwock, the most successful driver in H1 Unlimited history, has officially announced his retirement from competition.
PINKERTON, OHIO — The tiny unincorporated community of Mica, Washington’s claim to fame has always been as home of a robust brick manufacturing facility along State Route 27. Now its reported 563 area residents can also add home to American Motorcyclist Association new Hall of Famer, Joe Kopp to the list.
MARTINSVILLE, Va. (October 26, 2025) —With a heroic, gloves-off drive on Sunday in the crucible that is Martinsville Speedway, William Byron earned a shot at the NASCAR Cup Series title and simultaneously saved the rest of the Championship 4 field from its worst nightmare. Byron led three times for 304 laps—a career best for a single race—and beat Ryan Blaney to the finish line by 0.717 seconds after a restart with 11 laps left to win the Xfinity 500 elimination race under most exigent circumstances.