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If I sold one bike last year, and I sold two bikes this year, guess what? That means my sales jumped by 100 percent! Cool story, right? That's the game Harley-Davidson's LiveWire is playing. View the full article

It’s time for more IHRA Outlaw Nitro Series racing action baby! They are back at it, coming to you from IHRA Darana Dragway National Trail in Ohio, where racers are going to be battling it out for big money in all classes. I can’t wait to see who’s going to take the money home this weekend and you can watch all the action right here on the livestream below. We’re talking Pro Am sportsman drag racing, Nitro and door slammer Pro classes, and so much more! The post FREE IHRA Outlaw Nitro Series Spring Nationals LIVESTREAM – Pro Am Time Trials & Qualifying From Darana Raceway appeared first on BangShift.com. View the full article

The first outing of Aprilia's 850cc MotoGP prototype at Jerez signals a major shift in racing philosophy. View the full article

The new AGV K7 motorcycle helmet delivers wide vision, comfort, and stability in a package that feels a little too convincing. View the full article

We’ve got more fun junkyard inventory from our friend Chad Ehrlich at Nobody Else’s Auto in Great Bend Kansas. This week Chad is sharing this awesome 1963 Custom Cab Ford pickup. These trucks are something special and I love the look. But does this Custom Cab check all the boxes? Let’s see what Chad has to say about it. Video Description: If you like old cars, trucks, and automobilia, be sure to check out all of my other videos! Please subscribe so you can keep up with the new videos as I post them! If you have questions about vehicles or parts, the only way to get a hold of me is to call me, 8 AM-8 PM CST, no texts, no e-mails, no messenger, no smoke signals, calls only. 620-786-4428 If I don’t answer, I’m probably on the phone with someone else and if you don’t leave me a message, I just assume you’re another telemarketer trying to sell me an extended warranty! LOL! I am located in Great Bend, KS and I am not open to the public, so if you show up without calling and making an appointment, don’t expect me to be available. Shipping is available. If you comment, message, text, e-mail, etc., don’t expect me to find it and don’t expect an answer. Thanks for watching, Chad 620-786-4428 The post New Junkyard Inventory! This 1963 Ford Custom Cab Pickup Is Cool! But Does It Check All The Boxes for a Custom Cab? appeared first on BangShift.com. View the full article

We’ve been fans of the Dakar Rally for decades, and we love to share coverage from the race here whenever possible. It’s been an interesting journey for the Dakar Rally in the last 10 years or so and it just keeps getting more and more competitive. It’s a challenge for drivers, cars, crew, and teams, and we love watching all the action. But when we saw that the Dakar Rally organizers were livestreaming the 2027 Route Announcements, we knew we should share. So here you go, the livestream replay for you to enjoy is below. Check it out and see what the route is going to be and how it compares to 2026. The post The 2027 Dakar Rally Route Has Been Announced! Check Out Where It’s Going Below! appeared first on BangShift.com. View the full article

The Harley-Davidson Sportster was a fan favorite, but the company killed it after taking a loss on every single motorcycle. But now, with a new CEO, he's bringing it back, along with an entry-level motorcycle that's priced under $10,000. View the full article

I am willing to bet that there probably isn’t anyone who’s cut more stuff off of Freiburger’s Muscle Truck than I have. Since I was there for the original build, as part of our CarJunkieTV website, I can tell you a lot about what it took to build this thing the first time so we could drive it cross country and show it off at the LSX Shootout in Memphis in 2008. There is a ton that has gone into this truck over the years, but one of the funniest things that I remember was the perfect floors. When we cleaned out the interior the paint on the floors was nicer than any paint on the rest of the truck. It was nuts. And we didn’t want to scratch it all up. But we did want to cut up the rest of it. This is one of the earlier LS Swaps in a C10 that most people had heard about, and boy has this thing been fun. Check out the story from Freiburger, and if you guys want to hear more let me know and maybe I’ll do one of my own. Video Description: Get OG MUSCLE TRUCK T-shirts here: https://shop.davidfreiburger.com/ The OG Muscle Truck from Roadkill and Hot Rod Magazine has been in my fleet since perhaps as long ago as late 2006, and I never would have thought that a simple LS swap and a shrieking exhaust sound would turn this beater into one of the best known Squarebody C10s on Earth. Here’s the complete story, from the day I bought the truck for $1500, through every episode of Roadkill and Roadkill Garage, and into the plans for what’s next.—D/F Thanks to Amir Saidi for the thumbnail pic. The post Here’s The Story Of Freiburger’s Original Muscle Truck, And How We Helped Make This Awesome Squarebody A Thing! appeared first on BangShift.com. View the full article

This 1967 Mercury Comet is a really cool Nostalgia Super Stocker that brings back memories of some cool Mercury drag cars I grew up with at Fremont Dragstrip in Northern California. One of my favorites was the Team Smokey Bear 1964 Mercury Comet. It was a Super Stock M Automatic car, so was small block powered, but it was still a fun car to watch. Check out this cool vintage hot rod as Evan gives us all the details and shares some fun action video of it going down track. Video Description: Dan Parson Jr. tells REVan Evan about his winning 1967 Mercury Comet 202 with a monster FE under the fiberglass hood! See all our videos from the recent FE Race and Reunion here on the REVan Evan channel. The post Drag Race Feature: This 900HP, 511 Cubic Inch FE Powered, 1967 Mercury Comet Nostalgia Super Stocker Runs 9s! appeared first on BangShift.com. View the full article

Master your charging system: calculate true idle amp draw, respect the 18,000 RPM limit, and ensure a perfect engine ground.View the full article

2026 North West 200 Wednesday Report The North West 200 got off to a cautious start today in less-than-ideal conditions, with many competitors gingerly lapping the seaside circuit to bank qualifying laps, rather than going for fast times. It was the kind of day when experience won through and it was the elder statesmen on […] The post Brookes tops wet Wednesday in Superstock at North West 200 appeared first on MCNews. View the full article

Storyteller Overland has partnered with The Jessi Combs Foundation to launch the Trailblazer Tour Van to honor the legacy of Jessi Combs. This fiery red Storyteller Beast Mode van was built as a mobile platform for outreach, education, and inspiration. This project is meant to further Jessi Combs’ legacy and support the next generation of women entering the skilled trades. The van will be driven by Jessi Combs Foundation scholarship recipients as they travel nationwide, visiting communities connected to Combs’ life and mission. Along the way, they’ll help deliver hands-on educational experiences and represent the foundation’s work to expand opportunities for women in manufacturing, welding, and other trades. READ MORE: Don’t miss these exclusive specials at Overland Expo West “Jessi is our modern-day ‘Rosie the Riveter’; proof that grit, skill, and determination have no boundaries,” said Dana Wilke, co-founder & executive director of The Jessi Combs Foundation. “When you see the polka dots on this van, they’re more than decoration, they’re a declaration representing the trailblazing women of the past, present, and future inspired by Jessi. We’re incredibly grateful to Storyteller Overland for supporting this mission and enabling our scholarship trailblazers to be the face of our mission out in the world in one of the coolest overland vehicles on the road today.” The partnership also includes a presence at major industry gatherings, including the Sturgis Motorcycle Rally and the SEMA Show, where the organizations plan to highlight women in the trades and connect scholarship recipients with industry professionals and the broader adventure community. Be sure to keep an eye out as the JCF scholarship recipients make their way across the country. View the full article

Husqvarna will end its in-house US SuperMotocross factory team after 2026, shifting to factory-supported independent teams as KTM Group continues to reshape its racing and brand strategy. The post Husqvarna pares back US factory racing as KTM Group resets appeared first on MCNews. View the full article

Regular readers will remember Mecabuell’s XB12R  that caught our eye a few weeks back. Now, Hugo, the man behind the curtain, is back with a project that reaches further into the brand’s history, breathing new life into the iconic tube-frame era.Based in Saint-Martin-de-Valgalgues, just a stone... View the full article

Kyle Loftis and 1320Video changed motorsports media. Sadly, it has been announced that Kyle has passed away. View the full article

The first PDRA Triple Threat Bracket Series event of 2026 brought a schedule change due to inclement weather on Saturday but the action on track started as fierce as ever for the first event on the schedule this season at Virginia Motorsports Park. Bruce Hensley started the weekend off with the Super 64 Shootout win on TBM Brakes Thursday. Hensley brought out a new dragster for this event and immediately took it to the winner’s circle in a double breakout final round against New York’s Tyler Rudolph. Hensley was .007 and 4.457 on his 4.46 dial to emerge victorious while Rudolph was .013 and 4.418 on his 4.43 dial to breakout more in the money round. Steve Witherow and Luke Harris were the semi-finalists in the warm-up shootout. Kyle Hustwayte took home the first main event big check of the season on L&L Transmission/Star Machine Friday with a $15,000 victory over a red-lighting Bobby Eley in the final round in a dragster vs. door car matchup. Hustwayte, from Stafford, Virginia, drove his Maddox dragster to the winner’s circle and did so with a number of good laps to earn the first PDRA Triple Threat Bracket Series event win of the season. Allan Talley was the lone semi-finalist while Dink Holmes and Bo Snoddy bowed out at the quarter-final round. Joe Foley from Mooresville, NC won the No Box portion, picked up the $750 bonus and rolled into the main event after defeating a red-lighting Kris Bunch by only three thousandths of a second (-.003) in the final round. Randy Biddle and Jake Wood were the semi-finalists. Ray Miller III continued his streak of wins in the PDRA Triple Threat Bracket Series driving the Harbaugh family NexGen Race Cars dragster to a win on Red Line Oil/Star Machine Sunday with the second $15,000 winner’s purse on the line. Miller defeated Davis Adkins in the final round, a matchup of the last remaining double entered racers who both had two entries with nine total remaining on the day. Miller was .006 in the final round and ran 4.663 on his 4.65 dial to defeat Adkins who was .015 and ran 5.737 on his 5.72 dial. PDRA Pro Street racer Blake Denton was the lone semi-finalist in his American Race Cars dragster while Daniel Hambright and Ray Miller III were the quarterfinalists. Joe Foley swept the No Box portion on the weekend, picking up the second No Box bonus of the weekend and rolling into the main event after defeating Maryland’s Steve Ryan in a double breakout final round. Mike Snoddy was the lone semi-finalist. On Sunday, there were two 32-car Jr. Dragster Shootouts for the up-and-coming stars in the sport. With losing Saturday due to weather, event promoters decided to offer both races on Sunday instead of a combined purse and one event to give these talented young drivers two chances at the PDRA winner’s circle. Carter Jackson took home the first win of the day over Mallory Mattox in a double breakout final round. Jackson held a reaction time advantage with his .024 and ran 7.897 on his 7.91 dial while Mattox was .063 leaving the starting line and ran 7.874 on her 7.90 dial. Alyssa Tilghman was the lone semi-finalist in race one. Alyssa Tilghman continued her day of success, finishing out race two with a victory over Carter Sparkman in the final round. Tilghman was .005 leaving the starting line and ran a 7.943 on her 7.90 dial to secure the final victory of the weekend for the Jr. Dragster category. Kylie Varnier was the lone semi-finalist. The PDRA Triple Threat Bracket Series will be back on track for the second race of the series on July 30-August 2 at Virginia Motorsports Park in N. Dinwiddie, Virginia. Formore information and event details, visit www.pdra660.com. This story was originally published on May 6, 2026. The post Hustwayte, Miller and Hensley Capture First PDRA Triple Threat Bracket Series Wins of 2026 first appeared on Drag Illustrated. View the full article

The 2nd annual DragCoverage Gulf Coast DragFest at Gulfport Dragway turned into one of the biggest and most memorable weekends in the history of the Gulfport, MS facility. DragFest was race number two of the 4-race Southern Outlaw Tour Series that TJ Pruitt started to bring back grass roots Pro Mod racing. Earlier in the week, the forecast looked almost identical to last year, with rain chances threatening the event. After discussions between Pruitt and the Gulfport Dragway team, the decision was made to shift DragFest from Friday-Saturday to Saturday-Sunday – a move that proved to be the right call. “Gaylon Rolinson approached me with the idea to bring a DragCoverage event to Gulfport Dragway and it was a no brainer,” said Pruitt. “Gaylon, Britt, and Tommy are some of the top promoters in the drag racing industry and I knew adding them to the team would help grow the sport. My main goal is to make the local grassroots racing scene have a national event vibe, where racers get to feel special and race in front of a huge crowd.” Despite several teams being forced to drop out due to the schedule change, 17 Pro Mods still rolled through the gates ready for battle. By the end of the weekend, more than 170 race cars filled the property, the grandstands were packed, and fans lined the fence deep to the quarter mile both days under beautiful Gulf Coast weather. The headline of the weekend belonged to Jacob McNeal in his screw-blown ’71 Cuda. McNeal made history by resetting the Gulfport Dragway track record – originally established in 1972 – with an incredible 3.634 at over 210 MPH, the fastest pass ever recorded in the state of Mississippi. He backed it up by qualifying No. 1 and defeating Joey Martin in the final round of Outlaw Pro Mod competition. Earlier this year, McNeal also won the first Southern Outlaw Tour event at Montgomery International Dragway. “What a great weekend,” said McNeal. “The Cuda was flawless all day. My tuner Brandon Snider is making leaps and strides the more he gets runs under his belt. My guy is killing it and doing better than I could ever ask for. Blessed is an understatement and I couldn’t be more thankful for the people around me!” In Pro Nitrous, Scott Coxwell defeated Edmund Hall in the final round, while Kyle Megginson earned the No. 1 qualifying spot before an incident sidelined him for eliminations. Coxwell qualified No. 2 with a 3.81. Another highlight of the event was the first-round matchup between Scott Coxwell and his 21-year-old son, Mason Coxwell, who also competes in Pro Mod. The bracket racers delivered standout performances all weekend long. In the Quick 8 Door Car category, Wade White qualified No. 1 and sealed the deal by defeating Adam Russell in the final. In Box, Billy Fuller Jr. and his son Kholten Fuller met in the final and elected to split in a true father and son showdown. Layne Lewis defeated Zach Pierce in No Box to become the only repeat winner of the weekend. An all-girls final saw Rori Wells defeat Jillian Sandrock in Junior Dragster. In Sportsman, Robby Watson defeated Zach Mosley. And in Motorcycle Quarter Mile, Ronnie Harris defeated Peter Pellet in the final round. From packed grandstands and perfect weather to record-breaking runs and unforgettable moments, DragFest 2026 once again proved that grassroots drag racing on the Gulf Coast is alive and thriving. The event continues to grow and has already become a staple in Southern drag racing culture. Next up for the Southern Outlaw Tour Series is the biggest drag racing event in the state of Alabama – the DragCoverage Night of Fire in Steele, AL, August 21-22. The serieswill then wrap up for the finale, September 5-6 at Montgomery International Dragway. The post DragFest 2026 Packs Gulfport Dragway with Records, Pro Mods, and Huge Crowds first appeared on Drag Illustrated. View the full article

Racing Electronics, the longtime trusted two-way radio communication provider for many of the NHRA Mission Foods Drag Racing Series’ top-tier teams, has teamed up with Ron Capps Motorsports for the 2026 season. As the official radio supplier of the championship-winning organization, Racing Electronics supplies radios, headsets, helmet and car wiring kits, batteries, and chargers to Ron Capps and his NAPA Auto Care Funny Car team along with the Carlyle Tools Top Fuel team and rookie driver Maddi Gordon. The organization also benefits from Racing Electronics’ on-site trackside service offerings. When racing at extreme speeds exceeding 330-mph, clear communication between driver and crew chief is essential, particularly when unexpected issues arise during a run. Thanks to Racing Electronics, Ron Capps Motorsports can head to the starting line with added confidence knowing its drivers and crews have dependable communication systems in place when they send their cars hurtling down the 1,000-foot stretch of the dragstrip in less than four seconds. “For years, we’ve used Racing Electronics, but now we have an official partnership in place and that’s one of the benefits of going to shows like SEMA and PRI,” said RCM team owner Ron Capps. “With the expansion to a two-car team and bringing in a new driver like Maddi, it’s essential for us to have great radios. It gives me great comfort to know that we can hear Maddi on the radio, clear as day, communicating back to the crew chiefs, and vice versa. For me as a driver, it’s nice because I’m able to hear what Guido (crew chief Dean Antonelli) and the guys want me to do, or I can tell them if I think somethings wrong or feels off. Without that crystal clear communication, things could get pretty dicey, especially at those speeds.” As the official radio supplier of the two-car team, the ubiquitous red-and-black ‘RE’ logos appear on both RCM entries. Capps and Gordon are also scheduled to make appearances at the Racing Electronics midway display during NHRA national events, as well as the PRI and SEMA trade shows. “We are very proud to announce our new partnership with Ron Capps Motorsports,” said Kevin Hughes, Racing Electronics Vice President of Motorsports Services. “To be associated with a respected veteran in Ron Capps and an up-and-coming superstar in Maddi Gordon is very exciting and gives us an incredible platform to showcase our professional products in the harsh environment of NHRA Drag Racing. Ron and Maddi are exactly the type of ambassadors for drag racing we want to represent the Racing Electronics brand.” Ron Capps Motorsports will return to competition May 15-17 at the NHRA Route 66 Nationals at Route 66 Raceway near Joliet, Ill. The post Racing Electronics Becomes Official Radio Supplier of Ron Capps Motorsports first appeared on Drag Illustrated. View the full article

North American sales are up for Harley-Davidson, and Latin American sales are slightly up. But EMEA and Asia Pacific sales were down year on year. And profits are worse. View the full article

This 1982 Yamaha XV920 Virago presents a compelling reinterpretation of Yamaha’s early V-twin cruiser, transformed under current ownership into a sharply executed café racer–bobber hybrid. Acquired by the seller in 2017, the bike has undergone a comprehensive cosmetic and mechanical overhaul, balancing vintage character with modernized performance and handling. The visual identity is defined by a powder-coated black frame and a reshaped silhouette, highlighted by a Yamaha XV750 Virago–sourced fuel tank refinished in black and satin gray with hand-applied white […] The post FOR SALE: Modified 1982 Yamaha XV920 Virago appeared first on Return of the Cafe Racers. View the full article

As NHRA continues the yearlong celebration of its 75th anniversary, the stars of the NHRA Mission Foods Drag Racing Series return to Route 66 Raceway for the fan-favorite Gerber Collision & Glass NHRA Route 66 Nationals presented by PEAK on May 14-17. Route 66 Raceway and its stadium-style facility have been a must-see stop on the NHRA tour since the series’ return in 2023. The venue has produced several memorable moments, and this year’s 26th annual event promises to again deliver an epic show from NHRA’s biggest stars and their 340-mph, 12,000-horsepower nitro machines. This year’s annual visit to Chicago – serving as the sixth of 20 races in 2026 – will continue the season-long celebration of NHRA’s 75th anniversary. As part of the celebration, fans can expect a variety of highlights at Route 66 Raceway, including: An appearance from NHRA legend and Chicago native “The Greek,” Chris Karamesines, as NHRA honors his long career and accomplishments. Karamesines will also be featured on the unique commemorative ticket for the race. Fans can scan the on-site signs at the track to purchase the commemorative ticket, which will be distinctive to each event. On Sunday, the first 3,000 fans in attendance will receive a free, limited-edition NHRA can cooler. A new-look Nitro Mall, special 75th anniversary displays and more. Last season, Tony Stewart (Top Fuel), Jack Beckman (Funny Car) and Gaige Herrera (Pro Stock Motorcycle) claimed wins at the Gerber Collision & Glass Route 66 NHRA Nationals presented by PEAK. This year’s race will again feature the popular Mission #2Fast2Tasty NHRA Challenge on Saturday, offering competitive racing for fans during qualifying. This year’s event will again be broadcast on FS1, with final elimination coverage on Sunday, May 17, beginning at 5 p.m. ET. Motorsports legend Tony Stewart won his second career NHRA Top Fuel race last season, defeating Justin Ashley in the final round. Stewart claimed NHRA’s first regular season title last year and is off to a hot start in 2026 after winning in Pomona. Other winners this season include Josh Hart and Shawn Langdon, while reigning world champ Doug Kalitta has three wins from Route 66 Raceway. Chicago native and eight-time world champion Tony Schumacher has five. Last season, Jack Beckman took his PEAK Chevrolet SS Funny Car for John Force Racing to the winner’s circle at his sponsor’s race. It was Beckman’s second win at Route 66 Raceway, defeating back-to-back Car world champion Austin Prock. The category has again been very competitive in 2026, with multi-time champs Ron Capps and Matt Hagan getting early wins, and Chad Green winning his second consecutive Gatornationals. Pro Stock returns to Chicago in 2026 during NHRA’s milestone year. Reigning champ Dallas Glenn and KB Titan Racing teammate Greg Anderson continue to dominate, along with Gainesville winner Matt Hartford. Others to watch include Erica Enders, Aaron Stanfield and Greg Stanfield. Two-time Pro Stock Motorcycle world champ Gaige Herrera has yet to lose a round at Route 66 Raceway. Last season, he won his third consecutive race, defeating rival Matt Smith. Herrera won seven races last season, but it was his teammate, Richard Gadson, who earned the world title. Gadson opened 2026 with a win, while other marquee names include Angie Smith, Steve Johnson, Chase Van Sant and John Hall. The event will also feature competition in the Lucas Oil Drag Racing Series, along with the JBS Equipment NHRA Pro Mod Drag Racing Series presented by Elite Motorsports and Flexjet Factory Stock Showdown. Race fans in Chicago can enjoy the special pre-race ceremonies that introduce each driver and includes the fan favorite SealMaster Track Walk. Fans are also invited to congratulate the event winners at the winner’s circle celebration on Sunday. As always, fans get a pit pass to the most powerful and sensory-filled motorsports attraction on the planet. Fans can see their favorite teams in action and servicing their cars, get autographs and more. They can also visit NHRA’s Manufacturers Midway, where sponsors and vendors create an exciting atmosphere. NHRA Mission Foods Drag Racing Series will feature two rounds of qualifying at 1:30 and 4:00 p.m. CT on Friday, May 15, and the final two rounds of qualifying on Saturday, May 16 at 12:00 and 2:30 p.m. CT. Eliminations will begin at 10:30 a.m. CT on Sunday, May 17. Television coverage includes qualifying action at 7:30 p.m. ET on Friday and Saturday at 11:30 p.m. before eliminations coverage at 5 p.m. ET on Sunday. To purchase tickets to the Gerber Collision & Glass NHRA Route 66 Nationals presented by PEAK on May 14-17 at Route 66 Raceway, fans can visit www.NHRA.com/tickets. All children 12 and under will be admitted free in the general admission area with a paid adult. For more information about NHRA, including the full 2026 schedule, visit www.NHRA.com. The post NHRA Roars Into Chicago at Fan-Favorite Route 66 Raceway for Gerber Collision & Glass NHRA Route 66 Nationals first appeared on Drag Illustrated. View the full article

Here in 2026, pure EV motorcycles have size and energy density constraints that limit their capability. But what if that could change?View the full article

BMW has been building or working with motorcycle helmet manufacturers for over five decades, and is celebrating that anniversary in true BMW fashion. View the full article

In a move that serves as both a nostalgic nod and a high-performance evolution, Triumph Motorcycles has officially pulled the covers off the 2026 Speed Twin 1200 Café Racer Edition. With only 800 units available worldwide, this limited-run machine is poised to become the new crown jewel of the Modern Classic range, bridging the gap left by the legendary Thruxton. A Focused Silhouette The transformation begins with a fundamental shift in rider geometry. Replacing the standard bars are […] The post Triumph Unveils the Speed Twin 1200 Café Racer Edition appeared first on Return of the Cafe Racers. View the full article

It’s time for some more big money bracket racing and that means not one, but TWO $50,000 races going on this weekend in St. Louis! Racers across the mid west get ready, it’s time for another edition of TB Promotions Twin 50’s! Set against the St. Louis skyline and just across the mighty Mississippi from the famed Gateway Arch, sits World Wide Technology Raceway. The facility will once again host the Twin 50’s with racers from across the nation in attendance. Video Description: Part of the Ultratech Championship Points Series — Race #1 Two $50,000 wins up for grabs — Friday AND Saturday! WEDNESDAY — Get’M 64 Car Shootout 32 Door / 32 Dragster | Win $10,000 | Entry $500 THURSDAY — Ezell/Rizzoli’s Warm-Up Win: 2026 Complete Roller | Runner-Up $5,000 | Entry $250 FRIDAY — $50,000 To Win Runner-Up $10,000 | Semi $3,000 | 7th Rd $1,250 | 6th Rd $1,000 | 5th Rd $750 | 4th Rd $500 | 3rd Rd $250 Re-Entry: $250 (1st Round Only) SATURDAY — $50,000 To Win Runner-Up $10,000 | Semi $3,000 | 7th Rd $1,250 | 6th Rd $1,000 | 5th Rd $750 | 4th Rd $500 | 3rd Rd $250 Re-Entry: $250 (1st Round Only) Jr. Dragster Shootout (Fri-Sat) Win $500 | Runner-Up $100 | Only 16 Entries SCHEDULE Tue May 5 — Stacking 5PM at 1905 Collinsville Road Wed May 6 — Gates 12PM | T&T 3-8PM | Mickey Thompson Try & Buy | 64 Car Shootout 7PM Thu May 7 — Time Runs 10AM | Round 1 Manhattan Collision Ezell Warm-Up | Round 1 Ezell Race Cars to follow Fri May 8 — New Entry Time Run 8AM | Round 1 Manhattan Collision Center $50K to follow | Laris Appreciation Dinner 7PM Sat May 9 — New Entry Time Run 8AM | Round 1 Moser Engineering $50K to follow Sun May 10 — Travel / Rain Date if needed. The post FREE LIVE DRAG RACING: It’s Time For The Twin 50’s Big Money Bracket Races In St. Louis! Wednesday 64 Car Shootout appeared first on BangShift.com. View the full article