After a short recovery from our long 2019 Winternationals trek, we have dropped the gallery from the final day of action.

The Gulf Western Oil Winternationals lived up to its reputation for high stakes championship drama on Saturday with a single qualifying session for the professional categories deciding who would compete on race day and several categories having their championships decided.

After glorious conditions to open the event, the second day of the Gulf Western Oil Winternationals was cut short by weather as rain and then cold brought an early halt to Australia’s biggest drag racing event.

The 52nd annual Gulf Western Oil Winternationals are underway at Willowbank Raceway, with the nation’s best sportsman drag racers taking advantage of near ideal conditions on opening day.

The Atura NSW Championship Series has reached the midpoint of the season with a bumper event featuring nearly 200 entries all eager to score points going into the Winter break.

The first two rounds of the Hidden Valley Track Championship are now in the books as the Top End racing season starts to fire up for the season ahead.

The Kenda Tires 660 Drag Radial Series took to Benaraby Dragway with a solid 29 radial car field in conjunction with the third round of the CQDRA championship.

Here is the belated Nitro Thunder gallery after the Cackling Pipes computer decided to set itself alight and burn like most of Westeros (Game Of Thrones reference for those not following). Fortunately no photos were harmed and Cackling Pipes is back up and running to bring you this gallery for Drag News.

Swan Hill Dragway hosted its 2019 Nostalgia Drags event on Saturday, drawing in classics, hot rods and gassers from across the south east of Australia.

The Gulf Western Oil Nitro Thunder delivered plenty of hot performances, including to Drag News Magazines’ own Grant Stephens when his computer caught fire post event! While he is still putting some new rods and pistons into the PC, veteran photog John Bosher has stepped up to deliver his gallery.