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It’s time for the 2nd Formula Offroad race of the 2026 Season in Iceland and here’s the video coverage. If you haven’t watched this kind of racing before, you are in for a treat. It’s all big power, big noise, crash and burn, and high flying action in an environment unlike any other. If you are new around there then you might not know that we seriously dig Formula Off-Road racing here at BANGshift.com. This is high flying, loud, and intense racing that involves what look to be impossible hillclimbs, usually on giant courses made from pea gravel or something similar. It’s intense, the cars often end up upside down or rolling over down a hill. They end up rightside up on their own sometimes, but regardless the action is fun and kind of nuts. These drivers do some stuff that I’m not sure most people could. Check it out below. The post HIGH FLYING FORMULA OFFROAD RACING VIDEO FROM ICELAND’S STANGARHYLUR 2026! COURSE 3 and 4 RACING ACTION appeared first on BangShift.com. View the full article

The words "There is substantial doubt about the Company's ability to continue as a going concern" are a direct quote from the filing. Ouch.View the full article

Why tease us like this, Buell?View the full article

From electric Land Rovers to hybrid Harley-Davidsons, Momoa's latest custom builds hint at the future of classic vehicle restoration.View the full article

As motorcycle design trends continue to embrace sharper bodywork, aggressive aerodynamics, and increasingly futuristic aesthetics, a growing segment of riders is gravitating toward something more timeless. Retro-inspired motorcycles have become one of the industry’s most popular categories, blending classic styling cues with modern engineering, reliability, and technology. From limited-edition collector pieces to remarkably affordable everyday machines, today’s retro motorcycles offer something for virtually every rider. Here are five standout models that successfully capture the spirit of motorcycling’s golden era while […] The post The Five Best Retro Motorcycles on Sale Today: Style, Character, and Modern Performance appeared first on Return of the Cafe Racers. View the full article

Alexis DeJoria's move to John Force Racing has worked out pretty good so far. We talked with DeJoria about her favorite drag racing moments. View the full article

Moto News Weekly Wrap June 9, 2026 What’s New: Walsh equals Finke record with sixth King of the Desert crown Sanders extends Red Bull KTM Factory Racing contract Jett answers back at Hangtown AUSX Auckland & Perth updates Team Australia entries open for MXoN 2026 2027 AusProMX host club EoIs open Team USA ISDE line-up […] The post Moto News | Finke | SX | MX | ISDE | Enduro | Trials | SGP | AFT appeared first on MCNews. View the full article

David Walsh returned to the Tatts Finke Desert Race and claimed a record-equalling sixth King of the Desert crown, as Honda topped the 50th anniversary edition. The post David Walsh equals Finke record with sixth King of the Desert crown appeared first on MCNews. View the full article

Sunny skies, temperatures in the mid-80s and plenty of vintage horsepower combined for a spectacular conclusion to the ANRA Spring Nationals Sunday at Famoso Dragstrip. From smoky burnouts and wheels-up launches to parachutes blossoming at the top end, the legendary Bakersfield facility once again served as the stage for one of the West Coast’s premier nostalgia drag racing events. When the final win lights flashed Sunday afternoon, champions had been crowned and another chapter had been written in the rich history of ANRA competition. Donald Ferguson drove past Joe Trotsky in the Nostalgia Eliminator 1 final, while Justin Rathert defeated Ethan Gates to claim the Nostalgia Eliminator 2 title. Kevin White rounded out the Nostalgia Eliminator winners with a victory over Douglas Holmes in Nostalgia Eliminator 3. Jim Suydam earned the A/Gas victory over Hank Merenda, while Randy Armstrong captured B/Gas honors by defeating Brent Handley. Beau Dyson scored the C/Gas win over Russ Andrew, James Burt topped Dave Brownson Jr. in D/Gas and Brad Thompson defeated Ronnie Prewett to claim the E/Gas title. Thompson wasn’t finished. The Visalia racer doubled up during the weekend by also taking the Sportsman victory over Mike Van Horn, becoming the only driver to score two class wins during the Spring Nationals. Mike Brock claimed the Open Wheel title with a victory over Jim Herbst, while Ed Walker drove to the Hot Rod championship over Mark Thompson. The next generation of racers continued to showcase the future of the sport as Chase Crandall won Junior Comp over Emersyn Rose Pires. Audrey Frye, Addison Howe, Dylan Nelson and Isabella Lily Pires added Junior Group victories to cap off a strong weekend for the youth racers. Throughout the weekend, Famoso’s famed racing surface kept competitors glued to the groove as old-school machines thundered down the quarter-mile, proving once again that nostalgia drag racing is far more than memories and polished sheet metal. It’s competition. It’s tradition. And after another weekend of tire smoke, close racing and triumph at the finish line, the ANRA faithful reminded everyone that some of drag racing’s best stories are still being written by racers carrying the spirit of the sport’s golden era into the future. This story was originally published on June 8, 2026. The post Tire Smoke & Triumph: ANRA Spring Nationals Crown Champions first appeared on Drag Illustrated. View the full article

Indian's new political-style attack campaign basically confirms our prior reporting on who's building it.View the full article

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Travis Harvey scored a big win at the IHRA Pro Mod Mania event. Harvey brought home a cool $125,000 payday for his efforts at Milan.View the full article

John Force Racing will win the Funny Car class of the NHRA New England Nationals at New England Dragway, but it will be next Friday at Bristol (Tenn.) Dragway before it’s determined whether it will be Jack Beckman and the PEAK Chevrolet SS Funny Car team or Jordan Vandergriff and the Cornwell Tools Chevrolet SS Funny Car team who raises the NHRA 75th anniversary diamond Wally trophy. Rain hit the drag strip as the finalists in both Funny Car and Top Fuel were in the staging lanes ready to determine the event’s final two winners. It started and stopped at least three times before a final downpour forced NHRA officials to postpone until next Friday. It’s the 58th all-John Force Racing final and first since the 2025 U.S. Nationals when Austin Prock defeated Beckman. It’s also the fourth all-John Force Racing New England Nationals final. Courtney Force defeated her dad in the inaugural NHRA New England Nationals in 2013. Josh Hart’s Speedmaster Top Fuel team and Alexis DeJoria’s Bandero Café Chevrolet SS Funny Car team both exited after the second round, Hart to an unbelievable reaction time from his opponent and DeJoria by an almost incomprehensibly small margin of victory by hers. Beckman easily won his first-round matchup against Phil Burkart Jr. with a run of 3.970 seconds at 323.58 mph to Burkart’s 12.368 seconds at 70.44 mph. The PEAK SQUAD dispatched of Matt Hagan in the second round, running 3.943 seconds at 324.75 mph to Hagan’s 4.020 seconds at 323.04 mph. In the semifinals against Ron Capps, Beckman set low elapsed time of the meet with a run of 3.904 seconds at 329.75 mph to set up the final round against Vandergriff. “The disappointment is we’ve built some great momentum the past couple of weeks and we wanted to keep that going in the final today,” said Beckman. “Our car has been down the track 14 of the last 15 runs. That Cornwell car’s been wicked consistent, too. I think with the track getting better and better here throughout the day, we could have set the two lowest ET’s of the weekend, which our PEAK Chevy took in the semifinals today. But we’re not going to race in the rain and we’ll pack our cars and have three reasons to go right after it in Bristol. We’re going to have qualifying, the Mission Foods #2Fast2Tasty Challenge, the final round against Vandergriff for this race, and the Bristol race. That’s four reasons to push hard right off the bat.” Vandergriff had his hands full early in the run with first-round opponent Jeff Arend but his 3.970-second run at 323.58 mph was more than enough for Arend’s 4.104 seconds at 286.38. In round two, the Cornwell Tools Chevrolet SS Funny Car rand 3.942 seconds at 324.51 mph to defeat Chad Green, who ran 3.975 seconds at 322.42 mph. In his semifinal matchup against J.R. Todd, Vandergriff lost the reaction time battle, but Todd’s car spun the tires shortly thereafter while Vandergriff streaked to a run of 3.982 seconds at 316.52 mph. “We have an all JFR final and this is definitely what John would have wanted,” said Vandergriff. “So, thank you to Cornwell Quality Tools for getting me here. I hate it for all the great fans here in Epping who stuck it out because they deserved to have everything get wrapped up here but it was not to be.” The Speedmaster team took the round one win against Rit Pustari with a run of 3.872 seconds at 330.47 mph to Pustari’s 3.382 seconds at 79.29 mph. Hart had lane choice in round two against Billy Torrence and cut a solid .056 reaction time, but Torrence had an almost unimaginable reaction time of .036. That margin made the difference at the finish line as Torrence took the win with a slower run of 3.861 seconds at 331.04 mph to Hart’s run of 3.856 seconds at 332.43 mph. “To say I’m not happy would be a huge understatement,” said Hart. “I haven’t been beaten on a holeshot since 2023 Gainesville against Tony Schumacher. That said, I am proud of the Speedmaster JFR team as we continue to work on our hot track tune up. Now let’s go to Bristol.” DeJoria posted a solid run of 3.998 seconds at 326.40 mph to take the first-round win against Cruz Pedregon’s run of 4.397 seconds at 20.721 mph. In round two, Ron Capps had lane choice, but DeJoria got the holeshot (.056 to .070) and led for almost the entire length of the racing surface before Capps got around her right at the finish line. The Bandero Café Chevy ran 3.953 seconds at 328.54 mph to Capps’ 3.938 (low ET of the round) at 327.11 mph, meaning the margin of victory was a mere .0008, or just 10 inches. “It was a good showing for the Bandero Café Chevy SS Funny Car team this weekend,” said DeJoria. “We qualified well on Friday, getting the No. 1 spot and some important points. Everything just seems to be clicking right now. Everything’s coming together. It’s just a matter of time. I’ve said that before but I’ve never felt it more than this moment with our performance level and just how confident I feel in this race car. Bristol can’t come soon enough. These guys are doing such a good job. I really wanted to bring home a Wally for my East Coast family, but I’ll be back next year. You can be certain of that.” The ninth of 20 races of the 2026 NHRA Mission Foods Drag Racing Series is the June 12-14 Super Grip NHRA Thunder Valley Nationals at Bristol (Tenn.) Dragway. The post All John Force Racing Funny Car Final at NHRA New England Nationals Postponed Until Bristol first appeared on Drag Illustrated. View the full article

Four-time Top Fuel world champion Antron Brown continued to show consistency behind the wheel of the Matco Tools Eagle Experience Top Fuel dragster during the NHRA New England Nationals presented by bproauto at New England Dragway, advancing to the quarterfinals before falling to reigning world champion Doug Kalitta. Brown opened qualifying with a solid 3.868-second pass at 327.66 mph, placing him sixth after the opening session. He followed it up Friday evening with a 3.822 at 324.20 mph. On Saturday, Brown and the AB Motorsports team continued to make competitive runs, posting a 3.821 at 325.77 mph. In the final qualifying session, the Matco Tools machine overpowered the racing surface and lost traction shortly after launch, resulting in an 8.264 at 70.69 mph. Brown ultimately qualified No. 12 for eliminations. Racing from the bottom half of the ladder on Sunday, Brown faced Shawn Reed in a marquee first-round matchup. Brown gained the advantage at the starting line with a .049 reaction time compared to Reed’s .108 and used the holeshot advantage to secure the win. Brown crossed the finish line in 3.828 seconds at 330.31 mph while Reed posted a quicker 3.817 at 328.78 mph. The round-win set up a quarterfinal matchup with reigning Top Fuel world champion Doug Kalitta. Kalitta gained the advantage at the tree and never surrendered it, using a 3.762 at 330.23 mph to defeat Brown’s 3.808 at 329.58 mph. Despite the quarterfinal exit, Brown leaves New England encouraged by the continued progress being made by the AB Motorsports team as they look toward the second half of the regular season. “We felt good this weekend,” Brown said. “We’re making leeway to where we need to be, and that’s very refreshing. We’re constantly getting better and growing. We’re looking forward to going to the next race and doing some more. “The main goal is to qualify better. If you qualify No. 1, you might be able to get a bye run, and that really helps out. I think we’ve got something we can work with, and we’ll find out more as these races come. We have six more races left before the Countdown, and our goal is to get into the top five. We just have to keep our heads down and make that happen. Once we achieve that, we’ll go out there and see if we can win those last six races for our championship. That’s the game plan.” The NHRA Mission Foods Drag Racing Series returns to action next weekend, June 12-14, for the Super Grip NHRA Thunder Valley Nationals at Bristol Dragway. The post Antron Brown Advances to Quarterfinals at NHRA New England Nationals first appeared on Drag Illustrated. View the full article

Ron Capps continued to lead the way in the NHRA Funny Car championship chase Sunday at the NHRA New England Nationals at New England Dragway, driving the NAPA Auto Care Funny Car to his second consecutive semifinal finish. The three-time Funny Car world champion entered the eighth event of the 20-race NHRA Mission Foods Drag Racing Series season as the points leader and left with that lead intact, adding another late-round race day run to a season that already includes two wins, a runner-up finish, and two No. 1 qualifying efforts. Capps powered to the provisional No. 3 position in Friday’s opening qualifying session, earning one bonus point with his 4.065-second pass at 319.22 mph. He then lost traction around the eighth-mile mark in the second session, his only brush with traction issues for the weekend. Capps and crew chief Dean ‘Guido’ Antonelli stepped up to a 3.945 E.T. at 328.22 mph in Q3, the second-quickest pass of the session, to earn two more bonus points. It was also the first round of the Mission #2Fast2Tasty Challenge, and Capps turned on the win light over two-time and defending world champion Austin Prock. In the final qualifying session and final round of the Mission Challenge, Capps moved first and charged to a 3.953-second pass, but Jordan Vandergriff drove around him to take the win. With qualifying wrapped up, Capps secured the No. 6 slot on the eliminations ladder. Capps’ string of passes in the mid-3.90-second range continued on race day. He threw down the third-quickest run of the first round, a 3.948 E.T., to defeat a tire-smoking Daniel Wilkerson. He then set low E.T. of the second round with his 3.938-second pass to knock out Alexis DeJoria in a side-by-side race decided by just one thousandth of a second. By advancing to the semifinals, Capps also earned a spot in the next Mission #2Fast2Tasty Challenge. The NAPA Auto Care machine was consistent and quick again in the semis, where Capps posted a 3.943 E.T. at 325.37 mph but it wasn’t quite enough to outpace Jack Beckman, who won with a 3.904 E.T. “This is the time of the season to have the points lead,” Capps said. “To have two Wallys at home already is incredible. Going into this year, we said the Funny Car division was as tough as we’ve ever seen it, and here we are again saying the same thing. So, to be on top is great. It speaks to the consistency that we’ve had, but honestly, we’re not at our best, which is even cooler because we feel like we are struggling a little bit to get a little better, and when you can say that you’re the points leader when you think you’ve got more room to improve, that’s pretty neat as well. Guido and the NAPA Auto Care guys have done a great job. I feel comfortable driving the car. We’re just having a great season so far.” Capps now carries his points lead into the Super Grip NHRA Thunder Valley Nationals, June 12-14, at Bristol Dragway where he returns as the defending event champion. With eight victories there, the Ron Capps Motorsports team owner is the winningest driver in the professional ranks at the historic Tennessee facility. The post Funny Car Points Leader Ron Capps Records Another Semifinal Finish at NHRA New England Nationals first appeared on Drag Illustrated. View the full article

Dallas Glenn pulled off a dominating Pro Stock victory at the New England Nationals. This was Glenn's first win at New England Dragway.View the full article

It's a fitting tribute to Freddie Spencer, with its gorgeous and timeless livery channeling the essence of his 1979 CB750F AMA Superbike steed.View the full article

It’s go time for Rocky Mountain Race Week 2026 and we’ve been live each race day afternoon and into the night so you can follow all the great racing action. But while we’re streaming, the crew at High Speed Media are catching the behind the scenes stories, the thrashing, the joy and the tears to share with all of us. They also catch killer on road action, amazing fixes, and fun stops, so we love their highlight videos. Here’s their first, from Day One in Great Bend Kansas, where the brand new SRCA Dragstrip was unveiled to our racers and boy were they excited. This is a world class drag strip with big future plans for even more. Check out the video below, as well as the link to our livestream! We started LIVE at SRCA Dragstrip in Great Bend Kansas on Saturday, then headed to Kearney Nebraska Sunday, and today we are going to enjoy an amazing but tough drive to Pueblo Motorsports Park, where we will race Tuesday and Wednesday, with a Rocky Mountain cruise in between, and then Thursday is a true test to see who’s junk will make it all the way back to Great Bend for the big money and bragging rights! It’s time for Rocky Mountain Race Week folks, and that means 5 days of drag and drive action going on LIVE right here at BANGshift.com. We’ll be bringing you the action from all 5 days of racing, PLUS on road streaming action as well throughout the week. Racing starts each day around 3pm Central and will go until the last car makes a pass around 10 pm each night. If you aren’t subscribed already, please do that now, and ring the bell so you’ll be notified when we go live from various checkpoints and trailer burnout spots on the route! And if you want to know what those routes are, just visit the / rockymountainraceweek page to see them all! CLICK HERE TO WATCH ALL THE ACTION LIVE AND FREE! The post Rocky Mountain Race Week 2026 Day One Highlight Video: Drama, Carnage, Personal Bests, And So Much More At The Brand New SRCA Dragstrip In Great Bend, Kansas! appeared first on BangShift.com. View the full article

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The eighth of 20 races on the 2026 NHRA Mission Foods Drag Racing Series tour brought Greg Anderson a tidy stack of accolades and a good nudge of momentum as the 13th annual NHRA New England Nationals drew to a close. It also provided a strong springboard for the last of three consecutive events in three weeks, which will take place at the very racetrack where Anderson claimed the first win of his career 25 years ago: Bristol Dragway. “It was a good weekend for me and the HendrickCars.com Chevrolet, and it was a great weekend for KB Titan Racing,” said Anderson, who reached the semifinals on Sunday at New England Dragway after claiming the 145th No. 1 qualifier of his career and winning the Mission #2Fast2Tasty NHRA Challenge bonus race. Anderson’s teammate and the reigning world champion, Dallas Glenn, ousted the most winning driver in the history of Pro Stock and went on to win the event in the sixth all-KB Titan final of the season. With a bye run in the opening round of eliminations, Anderson raced to a low elapsed time of the round 6.546-second pass at 209.36 mph, and the bold numbers gave him lane choice over longtime rival Jeg Coughlin Jr. in the second round. There, Anderson was off the starting line with a respectable .035-second reaction next to Coughlin, who had problems on the starting line and rolled through the beams too quickly, illuminating a -.217 red light. The HendrickCars.com Chevrolet was again quickest of the round, tripping the final timer with a 6.546, 209.75. With a 16-8 advantage over Glenn in previous elimination rounds – and lane choice over him in the semis – Anderson had a statistical leg up. After raking in a bunch of bonus points in qualifying, he entered eliminations one mark ahead of the incoming points leader. Glenn was in no mood to give up the lead leaving the event and launched with a .011 to top the six-time world champ’s .039. That was the decider as Anderson’s quicker 6.548, 209.30 was eclipsed by Glenn’s 6.556, 209.49. Anderson leaves the event No. 2 in the Pro Stock points, just two rounds behind Glenn. “It’s hard to be too unhappy about it, though, because we’re heading right to Bristol Dragway, and I really feel like my HendrickCars.com Chevy is the best car out here,” said Anderson. “That means it’s up to me, and Bristol holds a lot of memories and some really great history for this old guy. I just have to do my job once we get there, because obviously I’ve got the car that can get it done.” The next event on the 2026 NHRA Mission Foods Drag Racing Series tour is the 25th annual Super Grip NHRA Thunder Valley Nationals at Bristol Dragway, June 12-14. The post New England Nets Momentum, Semifinals Finish for Greg Anderson and the HendrickCars.com Chevrolet first appeared on Drag Illustrated. View the full article

After collecting both the West and East Supercross 250cc Championships with the brand's YZ250F, Yamaha is releasing it to the masses. Celebrates as you'd like.View the full article

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Top Fuel and Funny Car finals moved to Friday in Bristol due to inclement weather EPPING, N.H. (June 7, 2026) – Pro Stock points leader Dallas Glenn picked up his third win of the season on Sunday at New England Dragway, defeating Matt Hartford in the final round of the NHRA New England Nationals presented by bproauto. The final round in both Top Fuel and Funny Car were postponed due to weather and will be completed on Friday in Bristol. The Top Fuel finals in Bristol will feature points leader Shawn Langdon, who has won three straight races, and Leah Pruett, while John Force Racing teammates Jordan Vandergriff and Jack Beckman will meet in the Funny Car championship round. Glenn, the reigning world champion, put together a near-perfect final round against Hartford before the rain came, posting a brilliant .002 reaction time and a run of 6.543 at 209.39 in his RAD Torque Systems Chevrolet Camaro. The points leader enjoyed a tremendous day, picking up round wins against Shane Tucker, Erica Enders and No. 1 qualifier Greg Anderson to reach the final round, posting a .011 reaction time against Anderson to pull off the holeshot victory. He was even better on the starting line against Hartford, rolling to his first career victory at New England Dragway. It’s also his third victory of the 2026 season after previous wins in Phoenix and Valdosta, giving the young standout 24 career Pro Stock victories. The car wasn’t dominant in qualifying, as Glenn took the fifth spot, but things worked out perfectly on Sunday to stay in command in the category. All three of Glenn’s wins this season have marked his first career victory at the track. “Dave (Connolly, crew chief) said the track was going to run better if it held and he was going to be aggressive. I hit the tree pretty good the round before, so I left everything alone. The car felt great, and we just kept picking away at it all day, making it a little better every run,” Glenn said. “When I got out of the car, I asked, ‘Was I at least double-oh something?’ I had no idea it was .002. I knew Matt was going to be fast, so I knew I needed to get enough on the tree to get around him. Historically, this hasn’t been one of my better tracks, but Dave and the team kept working on the car and we found enough to get the job done. “Phoenix was a track I’d never won at until this year. I’d never won here until today. Now we’re heading to Bristol, another place I haven’t won yet. Hopefully we can keep checking them off the list.” Hartford advanced to his third final round this season and the 24th in his career thanks to round wins against Deric Kramer, Eric Latino and Greg Stanfield. Glenn’s lead now stands at 39 points over Anderson. In Top Fuel, Langdon, the No. 1 qualifier and points leader, will have a chance to win his fourth straight race when he takes on Pruett in the final round on Friday in Bristol. Langdon beat Clay Millican and teammate Doug Kalitta on Sunday, while Pruett advanced to the finals with wins against Scott Farley, Maddi Gordon and Billy Torrence. Funny Car No. 1 qualifier Jordan Vandergriff defeated Jeff Arend, Chad Green and J.R. Todd to reach the championship round, while his JFR teammate Beckman took down Phil Burkhart, Matt Hagan and Ron Capps to advance to the finals. The NHRA Mission Foods Drag Racing Series returns to action June 12-14 with the 25th annual Super Grip NHRA Thunder Valley Nationals at Bristol Dragway in Bristol, Tenn. *** EPPING, N.H. — Final finish order (1-16) at the 13th annual NHRA New England Nationals presented by bproauto at New England Dragway. The race is the eighth of 20 events in the NHRA Mission Foods Drag Racing Series. PRO STOCK: 1. Dallas Glenn; 2. Matt Hartford; 3. Greg Anderson; 4. Greg Stanfield; 5. Eric Latino; 6. Erica Enders; 7. Matt Latino; 8. Jeg Coughlin; 9. Deric Kramer; 10. Shane Tucker; 11. Troy Coughlin Jr.; 12. Aaron Stanfield; 13. Kenny Delco; 14. Brandon Miller; 15. Cody Anderson. EPPING, N.H. — Sunday’s final results from the 13th annual NHRA New England Nationals presented by bproauto at New England Dragway. The race is the eighth of 20 in the NHRA Mission Foods Drag Racing Series: Pro Stock — Dallas Glenn, Chevy Camaro, 6.543, 209.39 def. Matt Hartford, Camaro, 6.550, 209.92. Competition Eliminator — Joe Carnasciale, Chevy Cavalier, 8.898, 148.05 def. Monty Bogan, Pontiac G5, 8.584, 128.75. Super Stock — Shane Oakes, Pontiac Firebird, 9.729, 129.69 def. Joe Lisa, Chevy Camaro, 9.947, 134.32. Stock Eliminator — Todd Bednaz, Chevy Camaro, 10.758, 121.33 def. Shane Oakes, Camaro, 9.496, 140.42. Super Comp — Jack Sepanek, Dragster, 8.907, 181.30 def. Vincent Nobile, Dragster, 8.916, 183.67. Super Gas — Charlie Kenopic, Chevy Corvette, 9.893, 164.53 def. Rick Mattioli, Chevy Camaro, 9.889, 144.06. Super Street — Jason Mazzotta, Chevy Nova, 11.035, 112.52 def. Michael Giuliano, Chevy Camaro, 10.892, 139.44. Top Sportsman — Eric Cabral, Willys, 7.375, 179.85 def. Dan Christopher, Chevy Cobalt, 6.732, 202.06. Top Dragster — Ava Meloni, Dragster, 6.933, 192.38 def. Paul Neal, Dragster, Foul – Red Light. Pro Stock 800 Sled — Marco Philippon, Ski-Doo Mach Z, 5.404, 123.31 def. Walter Joy, SkiDoo, 5.387, 120.82. EPPING, N.H. — Final round-by-round results from the 13th annual NHRA New England Nationals presented by bproauto at New England Dragway, the eighth of 20 events in the NHRA Mission Foods Drag Racing Series: TOP FUEL: ROUND ONE — Clay Millican, 4.441, 265.06 def. Justin Ashley, Foul – Centerline; Maddi Gordon, 3.753, 337.50 def. Tony Stewart, 4.867, 156.37; Doug Kalitta, 3.747, 333.16 def. Will Smith, 6.911, 88.56; Shawn Langdon, 6.607, 90.65 was unopposed; Leah Pruett, 3.776, 331.45 def. Scott Farley, 8.966, 76.17; Josh Hart, 3.872, 330.47 def. Rit Pustari, 8.382, 79.29; Antron Brown, 3.828, 330.31 def. Shawn Reed, 3.817, 328.78; Billy Torrence, 3.940, 276.35 def. Tony Schumacher, 4.625, 169.59; QUARTERFINALS — Langdon, 3.775, 332.92 def. Millican, 4.033, 246.17; Torrence, 3.861, 331.04 def. Hart, 3.856, 332.43; Pruett, 4.696, 200.08 def. Gordon, 5.623, 191.48; Kalitta, 3.762, 330.23 def. Brown, 3.808, 329.58; SEMIFINALS — Pruett, 3.770, 331.28 def. Torrence, 3.826, 329.50; Langdon, 3.755, 336.74 def. Kalitta, 3.796, 284.99; FINAL — Pruett vs. Langdon (rain delayed) FUNNY CAR: ROUND ONE — Matt Hagan, Dodge Charger, 9.501, 44.74 def. Del Worsham, Toyota Supra, Foul – Centerline; J.R. Todd, Toyota GR Supra, 3.919, 331.45 def. Spencer Hyde, Ford Mustang, 7.216, 108.82; Jack Beckman, Chevy Camaro, 3.970, 323.58 def. Phil Burkart, Mustang, 12.368, 70.44; Jordan Vandergriff, Camaro, 3.947, 326.24 def. Jeff Arend, Charger, Foul – Centerline; Alexis DeJoria, Camaro, 3.998, 326.40 def. Cruz Pedregon, Charger, Foul – Centerline; Blake Alexander, Charger, 4.188, 241.84 def. Austin Prock, Mustang, 4.466, 286.07; Ron Capps, GR Supra, 3.948, 324.05 def. Daniel Wilkerson, Mustang, 8.349, 119.34; Chad Green, Mustang, 3.951, 319.07 def. Dave Richards, Mustang, Broke; QUARTERFINALS — Todd, 3.975, 331.53 def. Alexander, 4.109, 285.53; Beckman, 3.943, 324.75 def. Hagan, 4.020, 323.04; Vandergriff, 3.942, 324.51 def. Green, 3.975, 322.42; Capps, 3.938, 327.11 def. DeJoria, 3.953, 328.54; SEMIFINALS — Vandergriff, 3.982, 316.52 def. Todd, 6.964, 91.12; Beckman, 3.904, 329.75 def. Capps, 3.943, 325.37; FINAL — Vandergriff vs. Beckman (rain delayed) PRO STOCK: ROUND ONE — Jeg Coughlin, Chevy Camaro, 6.565, 208.10 def. Aaron Stanfield, Camaro, 6.587, 209.17; Greg Stanfield, Camaro, 6.562, 208.75 def. Cody Anderson, Camaro, 7.632, 133.62; Matt Hartford, Camaro, 6.548, 210.28 def. Deric Kramer, Camaro, 6.556, 209.36; Dallas Glenn, Camaro, 6.567, 209.75 def. Shane Tucker, Camaro, 6.579, 210.37; Eric Latino, Camaro, 6.572, 209.75 def. Kenny Delco, Camaro, 6.633, 208.04; Matt Latino, Camaro, 6.564, 210.37 def. Brandon Miller, Dodge Dart, 6.668, 198.82; Greg Anderson, Camaro, 6.546, 209.36 was unopposed; Erica Enders, Camaro, 6.556, 209.36 def. Troy Coughlin Jr., Camaro, 6.585, 208.26; QUARTERFINALS — G. Stanfield, 6.570, 209.82 def. M. Latino, 6.588, 209.98; Glenn, 6.562, 209.62 def. Enders, 6.581, 209.01; Hartford, 6.587, 209.56 def. E. Latino, Foul – Red Light; G. Anderson, 6.546, 209.75 def. Coughlin, Foul – Red Light; SEMIFINALS — Hartford, 6.540, 209.88 def. G. Stanfield, 6.555, 209.39; Glenn, 6.556, 209.49 def. G. Anderson, 6.548, 209.30; FINAL — Glenn, 6.543, 209.39 def. Hartford, 6.550, 209.92. EPPING, N.H. — Point standings (top 10) following the 13th annual NHRA New England Nationals presented by bproauto at New England Dragway, the eighth of 20 events in the NHRA Mission Foods Drag Racing Series – Top Fuel 1. Shawn Langdon, 828; 2. Doug Kalitta, 728; 3. Leah Pruett, 609; 4. Josh Hart, 466; 5. Tony Stewart, 458; 6. Maddi Gordon, 447; 7. Billy Torrence, 430; 8. Antron Brown, 397; 9. Justin Ashley, 388; 10. Clay Millican, 346. Funny Car 1. Ron Capps, 617; 2. J.R. Todd, 602; 3. Jordan Vandergriff, 588; 4. Matt Hagan, 546; 5. Chad Green, 545; 6. Jack Beckman, 511; 7. Alexis DeJoria, 487; 8. Spencer Hyde, 401; 9. Austin Prock, 358; 10. Daniel Wilkerson, 296. Pro Stock 1. Dallas Glenn, 746; 2. Greg Anderson, 707; 3. Greg Stanfield, 557; 4. Matt Hartford, 507; 5. Erica Enders, 456; 6. Matt Latino, 440; 7. Aaron Stanfield, 433; 8. Jeg Coughlin, 391; 9. Troy Coughlin Jr., 355; 10. Eric Latino, 348. 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