On Saturday morning at the SPEED SPORT booth at the PRI Show, IHRA officials announced the rejuvenated sanctioning body plans to get into the dirt track racing business.
Featuring 26 events at seven race tracks, the 2026 campaign will open on February 14 at Perris Auto Speedway and the champion will be crowned at the Perris finale on November 7.
Del Worsham hadn’t raced on a regular basis in recent years and spent much of that time as a crew chief for other drivers. But Worsham got back in the seat last season when IHRA revived its Nitro Series under the direction of new owner Darryl Cuttell.
Jeff Reay brought the Friesen Performance IMCA Modified National Championship back to Michigan, steering the Prime Contracting / JBS Coating / Grand Ledge Paving no. 12 Rage Chassis owned by Greg Bower, who he’s driven for the past two seasons, to the 2025 National crown.
The Stealth Racing IMCA STARS Mod Lites will launch the 2026 season for many teams with one of the most demanding stretches of racing on the winter calendar, as the second annual Georgia–Florida Speedweek brings 10 events in 14 days to four tracks across two states. More...
The Northeastern racing community suffered a severe blow Thursday, December 11 with the passing of Albany-Saratoga Speedway promoter Lyle DeVore after a four-year struggle with liver cancer. More...
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