Some big adjustments have been made to the XFWD class at the WCF.

Racers must add bigger oil containment devices and more.

Jesus Melendez drove La Natty Racing's Toyota to a staggering 5.546 at 263.98 mph at the World Cup Finals.

The car later clocked a 5.55 at an even faster 264 mph.

Royce Miller, the longtime owner of the Maryland International Raceway in Mechanicsville, Md., announced Wednesday that he has entered an agreement to reacquire the famed Northeast facility.

The Hail Mary Derby is going to put on one heck of a show at MDIR this November.

This event replaces the WCF due to the current COVID restrictions.

Some 350 racers from 10 countries are set to converge on the Maryland Int'l Raceway for the annual World Cup Finals.

The unique import versus domestic event is headlined by 10 exciting heads-up classes.

World Cup Finals promoter Jason Miller was having none of Haley James and Steve Oliveria's starting line games after the track's 1 a.m. curfew....he and James spoke out this week on the matter.

The 21st annual Haltech World Cup Finals is will invade Maryland International Raceway November 4-6th featuring drag racing and more! You can catch all the great racing action live and in HD on SpeedVideo.com.