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Mickey Thompson/VP Racing Fuels Street Outlaw Gallery INSIDE—Scoggin-Dickey Parts Center NMRA/NMCA All-Star Nationals
The 11th annual Scoggin-Dickey Parts Center NMRA/NMCA All-Star Nationals, presented by MAHLE Motorsport, at Atlanta Dragway provided a unique opportunity for the 275 radial racers in NMCA Mickey Thompson Street Outlaw and NMRA VP Racing Fuels Street Outlaw. The two categories run as one due to the rules package being
Gallery—NMRA/NMCA VP Racing Fuels/Mickey Thompson Street Outlaw from Bradenton Motorsports Park
Florida’s Bradenton Motorsports Park was bustling the opening weekends of March, first with the Nitto Tire NMRA Spring Break Shootout, which was then followed immediately by the NMCA Muscle Car Mayhem event. Both events featured the Street Outlaw category, sponsored by VP Racing Fuels on the NMRA side and Mickey Thompson
Gallery—NMCA VP Racing Fuels Xtreme Pro Mod at Bradenton Motorsports Park
NMRA and NMCA Technical News and Updates
Cash Days—Rivenbark Pockets $101,000 with Radial vs. The World win and Bruder Brothers nab X275 victory at Sweet 16 2.0
It was the richest purse in outlaw drag racing history as Kevin Rivenbark walked away with $101,000—in cash—and the claim to the first to 3.50s on drag radials. The GALOT Motorsports driver accomplished the task in dominating fashion, first dipping into the 3.50s with a 3.582 during Friday night qualifying.
Rivenbark Sets New Radial-Tire, Eighth-Mile Record at 3.58
Jake Conant to Return to NMCA Edelbrock Xtreme Street in 2019
Calling All Freaks—The Freak Show gets freakier as Street Outlaw welcomes X275 competitors
In 1999 the small-tire world was turned upside down when the NMRA Ford Nationals brought true-10.5-inch tire racing to national prominence. It became known as the 10.5-inch Tire Freak Show and the standards of true 10.5 racing were set in a class known as Super Street Outlaw. Racers, manufacturers, and
