The Pro Drag Racing Championship brackets as part of the NDRC ripped and teared for championship points and to be awarded that NDRC Gold Christmas Tree at the conclusion of the Gulf Western Oil Nitro Champs as Australian Records fell in the process.
More than 23,000 drag racing fans flocked to what has been Sydney’s biggest drag racing show in years at the weekend for the National Drag Racing Championship’s Gulf Western Oil Nitro Champs.
Records fell and rivalries were renewed as final qualifying and round one of racing got underway Saturday at Sydney Dragway for the Gulf Western Oil Nitro Champs ahead of the final day of racing on Sunday.
Sunday’s final day of the Gulf Western Oil Nitro Champs is set to provide a show of epic proportions to a packed crowd, with Saturday’s performances headlined by Top Fuel and XPRO Nitro Funny Car well and truly setting the stage for further track and national records to fall.
Day one of what is shaping up as an epic three-day Gulf Western Oil Nitro Champs roared to life at Sydney Dragway, delivering non-stop action across Group One, the Pro Drag Racing Championship, and Aeroflow National Sportsman Championship qualifying.
The final 2024/2025 ANDRA Regional Sportsman Championship showdown delivered no end of exciting racing and on-track action at Dragway at The Bend across 25-26 April.
The final showdown of the 2024/2025 ANDRA Regional Sportsman Championship has been run and won, with championship winners announced after two days of epic racing at Dragway at The Bend.
The final stand for the 2024/2025 ANDRA Regional Sportsman Championship roared into life at Dragway at The Bend on ANZAC Day, with qualifying for the ANDRA Grand Final unfolding across Friday 25 April ahead of Saturday’s race day.
After the first round of the 2025 Sydney Dragway NSW Championship ended abruptly due to weather, round two presented itself as the first opportunity for racers to take home a win in this year’s hard fought sportsman series.
By his own admission Canberra Doorslammer racer Jeremy Callaghan was looking at buying a boat on his way back from his ill-fated trip to the Westernationals last month. After rolling his immaculate Moits Motorsport 70.5 Camaro in his first battle on race day at the Motorplex and having had mechanical dramas at his first appearance at the Spring Nationals at The Bend “JC” was understandably disheartened.
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