Funny Car points leader Austin Prock won his second straight race on Sunday for John Force Racing, defeating Bob Tasca III in the final round with the quickest run of the weekend at the PlayNHRA ...

Dallas Glenn won the GETTRX Pro Stock All-Star Callout, while Shawn Langdon (Top Fuel), Austin Prock (Funny Car) and Richard ...

For Austin Prock, racing is a family sport and winning is in his blood. The 2x champ sits down with WTOL 11's Tyler Seggerman ...

Prock gaining strength in Funny Car; Anderson, Herrera lead Pro Stock classes at Norwalk, but Kalitta Motorsports continues ...

Four-time Top Fuel world champion Steve Torrence powered to the provisional No. 1 qualifier on Friday at Firebird Motorsports Park, putting him in line for his first top spot of the season at the 39th ...

It was the first time a racer has exceeded 340 mph in any pro category during an NHRA event, a barrier initially broken in February by Bob Tasca III during a preseason shootout at Bradenton ...

Tasca Racing crew chief Jimmy Prock was low-key Sunday in in his response to his son's monumental NHRA Potomac Nationals Funny Car victory at Maryland International Raceway. After Austin Prock broke ...

Funny Car points leader and reigning world champion Austin Prock won for the second straight year Sunday at the Virginia NHRA Nationals at steamy Virginia Motorsports Park in Dinwiddie County. Shawn ...

For Top Fuel “super-part-timer” T.J. Zizzo, the US Nationals is emotional. For motorsports’ most decorated woman Erica Enders, the impact of this race is hard to explain. For small-budgeted underdog ...

As part of a lavish, globally streamed Ford Racing online presentation from Detroit late Thursday and in what he called “a new era” for his organization, Bob Tasca III announced he is stepping away ...

BRAINERD — Austin Prock is running away in the points race for the Funny Car and he kept up that momentum by taking the top qualifying position after the first day of the 42nd Annual Lucas Oil NHRA ...

Austin Prock is back on the racetrack for the first time in almost a year. The NHRA Top Fuel driver was the series’ 2019 Rookie of the Year but sat out all but the first two events last season because ...