Just a week after PAC Performance reset the rotary world record for speed at 223mph during the Jamboree, those pesky Puerto Ricans have stolen it back again and then some, resetting the record three times during a Sport Compact event at Maple Grove Raceway in the USA.

Calder Park’s Street Outlaws ran on another Sunday afternoon for their thrid round of qualifying. Cars were lined up onto the highway and there were an impressive number of spectators watching as the battle for bragging rights continues to grow.

Ten of the fastest sport compact cars on the planet combined with good conditions, a sticky Willowbank track and an awesome crowd to put on a show for the ages as Factory Xtreme set about the business of breaking records – world records!

Testing ahead of the tomorrow’s event has been hectic when the world’s fastest compacts battle for Jamboree glory.

After careful consideration, the Australian National Drag Racing Association (ANDRA) Board in consultation with the venues have made the decision to move the ANDRA Drag Racing Grand Finals from Calder Park in Melbourne to the Australian Nationals on October 31 – November 2 in Sydney.

Round six of the Atura Blacktown NSW Championships at Sydney Dragway was washed away just after eliminations had commenced. It was the third time this season Mother Nature had intervened prematurely ending a round of the series, so Drag News has put together ten points of interest from round six.

Continuing their support for the fastest little engines on four wheels, Factory Xtreme will once again be presented by Precision Turbo and Engine at next weekend’s Brisbane Jamboree.

The return of old school was on again at Willowbank Raceway’s Nostalgia Drags where classic muscle mixed with wild winged wonders for some throwback racing.

Calder Park Street Outlaws rules are pretty simple, drive your street legal machine to the track and race. A beautiful Sunday attracted a large number of keen Street Outlaws joining the regular street car enthuisasts.

Fuchs Lubricants continues one of biggest supporters of Australian motorsport but for the German-based lubricants manufacturer, the involvement with motorsport all started with one sponsorship property, Kenny Stewart. The relationship with driver of Modified Dragster continues into its twentieth year in 2014.