The NT Nats saw some of the best sportsman racers from around the country head north to Darwin’s Hidden Valley Drag Strip for two days of racing.

It took a two week hiatus but the weather gods smiled kindly on the re-run, and Grudge Kings 2K19 was won with a whole truck load of cash handed out to winners.

Hidden Valley Drag Strip’s Nitro Up North event underwent a transformation this year, with a switch from the 400 Thunder series and Top Fuel exhibitions to a round of the Aeroflow Outlaw Nitro Funny Cars.

 Weather forced the postponement of Grudge Kings 2K19 until July 20, but a few breaks in the weather allowed some important testing to take place across the weekend.

The Hidden Valley Track Championship is swinging into gear with round three, check out who won what, and a gallery courtesy of Craig Radcliffe.

The Kenda Tires 660 Radial Series saw yet another healthy event in what has quickly become one of the biggest grass roots racing series in the country.

With everyone recovered from Winternationals drag lag, here is an extra gallery from Drag News Magazine photographer Joe Maday.

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.