Outlaw Drag Radial fans rolled into Maryland International Raceway om Friday the 13th for some great heads up action. Seventeen cars went after it to try and gain the number one spot and win the race. Francis Johnson was number one after qualifying. Come on inside to see if he won the race.
Jump at the opportunity to buy a piece of racing history in the world of Outlaw Drag Radial. Kevin Fiscus’ Mustang is part of the six second club and still is one of the fastest cars on a radial in the country. You too could be right in the thick of things with the purchase of this Mustang.
X275 action continues to heat up as each month passes by with the competition becoming more fierce for the number one spot. Chris Evans of Baltimore, Maryland has a strangle hold on the top performances of the year but there are a few cars lurking in the back trying to take him out. Come in and see who they are.
X275 invaded Maryland International for a Wednesday night War on Wheels. The air temperature was nearly unbearable but the warriors of X275 came out in full force to put in a great show for the crowd. Is it possible that the Procharger powered Mustang of Chris Evans could win again or would a new king step onto the throne? Come on inside and find out!
275 Drag Radial competition continues to grow like wild from coast to coast and the caliber of cars that are coming out to race are second to none. the speculators may have said that turbos would reign supreme in this class but it has been a battle of the superchargers so far. Which company will come out on top? Well we know Don Barnett is pushing the envelope with his Vortech.
West Coast Drag Radial racer Al Jimenez owns the quickest and fastest leaf spring drag racing vehicle in the world, running low 7.3-second elapsed times at nearly 200 MPH. We talked with him about his recent accomplishment,
After a 6 month build time the 2008 Orlando World Street Finals winner is just about wrapped up with his latest project, a 1993 Mustang coupe destined for the Outlaw Drag Radial ranks. After the local track cancelled the OL 10.5 class Scott was looking for a new direction. He purchased the Mustang you see here and has’nt looked back.
James Kursay’s Outlaw Drag Radial Firebird nearing completion with Procharged Power
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Matt Ebaugh
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June 17, 2010
Outlaw Drag Radial is alive and well in the state of Michigan as Jim Powski Racecraft is working feverishly to finish up another beautiful creation. The Firebird of James Kursay is destined to do battle with it’s LSX small block and a F3R Procharger for motivation. Look for this monster to be finished in time for the 2011 season.
Omahar Berry’s “Purple Bird” Gets Ready For 275 Drag Radial With a Twin Turbo SBC
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Chris Taylor
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June 17, 2010
Are you a fan of 275 drag radial racing? Or just want to get a look at one of the meanest twin turbo Firebird’s getting ready to lay down some impressive numbers at the strip? Then come on inside to see what Omahar Berry and the guys at Madman Racing Co. are whipping up a new 400ci small block Checy to compete with some of the best in the southeast.
PSCA Wild Street racer David Schwarz takes us along for the ride as he resets both ends of the class record on 275 Radials behind the wheel of his turbocharged 1988 Mustang at the recent PSCA California Nationals.
Come on inside to catch up on all the action from the most recent X275 race at Maryland International Raceway. With top notch track preparation and a strong contingent of racers it promised to be a great show. 28 racers line up to do battle for valuable qualifying positions and with all of the excitement there was a first time winner on the X275 circuit.
The dominating performances and epic battles of “Big Daddy” Dwayne Gutridge at World Ford Challenge seems like it occured ages ago, but thanks to this little clip, we can relive some of the yesteryear footage of Drag Radial.
Ever Wanted To Own Keith Berry’s Record-Setting IRS ‘02 Corvette Z06? Now’s Your Chance!
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Chris Taylor
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May 27, 2010
Got 50 grand sitting around collecting dust? Looking to set yourself up with the baddest Corvette with IRS on the planet? If so, then Keith Berry’s record setting Corvette might be just what you’re seeking. After a long campaign of success with this ‘Vette, Keith finally decided it was time to toss the For Sale sign up in the window.
Steve Jackson and his familiar “Killin Time” Mustang returning to drag radial
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Andrew Wolf
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May 20, 2010
Steve Jackson, one of the most feared racers in the sport, will return to his stomping grounds of drag radial behind the wheel of his familiar flamed Mustang beginning this weekend at Carolina Dragway. A new motor is in the works for later this season, and that doesn’t bode well for the competition.
Want to know what the original icon of drag radial racing has been up to since his accident in February? We received a phone call from the Big Daddy and got all the facts on what he has been up to. This isn’t a simple fix and go, there is a lot of new technology going into Dwayne’s Mustang. Keep checking back for more details as progress is made.
Donald Long, the appointed Mayor of drag radial race promoting, has announced plans to hold an eight car, invitation only drag radial race with a $5,000 winners purse. Both the location and date are being withheld, but eight of the best in the nation all on the same racetrack should be a barn burner.
Join in the drag radial wars with your very own Mustang. This Mustang has hit the for sale section and is a proven player no matter where you want to go race. With the twin turbo small block being propelled by twin turbochargers you can quite possibly make your very own page in history by buying this Mustang today.
John Sears’ X275 has just finished another race at Virginia Motorsports Park. With another strong car count and great competition they put on a great show. Come on inside to get all the round by round action in our race recap from this past weekends event. Check Dragzine for all your race coverage needs.
We found a video displaying some of the great, high-flying 275 Drag Radial action that went down at Dallas Raceway in Texas last weekend. Greg Moss won the event with his ‘67 Camaro.
The first ORTC Boost vs. No Boost event of 2010 is in the books and Mother Nature had her say for sure at this one. A rainy Friday and other weather related issues on Saturday delayed the racing into the wee hours Sunday morning but that didn’t stop the great racing and sportsmanship. Will Stevenson found his way to the Boosted winners circle and Jason Black defended his title from last years event for the nitrous side. Jason Richards took home the title of fastest leaf spring nitrous car running 4.75 @ 157 MPH.
