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  • Mysterious Crash Shuts Down Daytona Bike Week’s Busiest Night

    It’s a busy night on Main Street at Daytona Bike Week 2026 as we see the streets packed with incredible custom motorcycles. Unfortunately it’s also a busy night for Daytona EMS and Daytona Police as we see multiple incidents, including a mysterious motorcycle crash that shuts down the Motorcycle Rally at the end of the…

  • IHRA 2026 National Event Leadership Team

    As we are heading into the 2026 racing season, we want to share several important updates and key things racers and teams should know heading into the year. Our team has been focused on building the structure needed to support the rapid growth of IHRA. This has included the development of the new website, racer…

  • Alan Reinhart Gets Back in The Booth With IHRA

    Some of the most familiar voices in motorsports are joining IHRA this season. We’re excited to welcome Al Tucci, Brent Carver, Mike English, and Alan Reinhart to the microphone for the IHRA Outlaw Nitro Series events throughout the 2026 season. These respected announcers will rotate throughout the year, bringing decades of experience, energy, and storytelling…

  • How Hunter Lawrence Continues to Shine, Extends Point Lead

    Just seven days after racing in one of the world’s most storied motorsports venues, the Monster Energy SMX World Championship traveled to the most famous racing city on the planet as a huge crowd gathered inside Lucas Oil Stadium for the ninth race of the Monster Energy AMA Supercross Championship. The second Triple Crown event…

  • Monster Energy Backs IHRA

    The International Hot Rod Association announced today that Monster Energy has signed on as the Official Energy Drink of the IHRA Offshore Racing Series, marking a major new partnership as IHRA continues expanding its footprint in offshore powerboat racing. The partnership will officially debut at the St. Pete Powerboat Grand Prix, the opening event of…

  • How Josh Herrin Won His 4th Consecutive Daytona 200

    The 84th running of the DAYTONA 200 saw Josh Herrin win his fourth consecutive title. The victory did not come without any setbacks, though, as the now five-time DAYTONA 200 champion overcame two separate pit-lane setbacks. With the win, Herrin is now tied with Scott Russell and Miguel Duhamel for the most DAYTONA 200 victories…

  • How Richard Gadson Captured the Gatornationals Victory on His Birthday

    Reigning Pro Stock Motorcycle champion Richard Gadson celebrated a milestone birthday in grand fashion by winning the opening round of the NHRA 75th Anniversary season on his RevZilla/Motul/Vance & Hines Suzuki Gen 3 Hayabusa at the Amalie Motor Oil NHRA Gatornationals at Gainesville Raceway in Gainesville, FL, on Sunday. With Sunday eliminations falling on his…

  • Police Clamp Down on Daytona Bike

    It’s Daytona Bike Week 2026 on Main Street and we bring you all the action with the Cycledrag Daytona Live Cam as Police Clamp down on the event and issue several citations and tow away bikes. We also get a look at the brand new Gucci Chopper Build, check out some amazing Harleys and sport…

  • Denso Continues Support of Matt Smith Racing

    DENSO Products and Services Americas, Inc. today announced the continuation of its broad motorsports sponsorship program for the 2026 NHRA Mission Foods Drag Racing Series, reaffirming its commitment to performance and long‑standing partnerships across multiple professional categories. The new season launches this weekend, March 5–8, at the 56th annual AMALIE Motor Oil NHRA Gatornationals in…

  • IHRA Promotes Doug Foley Jr. to Chief Operating Officer of Drag Racing, Scott Woodruff Out

    The International Hot Rod Association (IHRA) has promoted Doug Foley Jr. to Chief Operating Officer of Drag Racing, expanding his leadership role within the organization as IHRA continues to grow its national racing programs and strengthen relationships with racers and tracks across the country. Doug Foley Jr., who has already been actively involved in IHRA…

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