Congruity NHRA Pro Mod
CONGRUITY NHRA PRO MOD DRAG RACING SERIES KICKS OFF 2025 SEASON IN GAINESVILLE AT RACE POWERED BY FUELTECH
GAINESVILLE, FL – Jordan Lazic put together a thrilling late-season run to win the championship in the Congruity NHRA Pro Mod Drag 
Racing Series last season. As he prepares to defend his title in a loaded category, Lazic will also make his first appearance at legendary Gainesville Raceway as part of this weekend’s Amalie Motor Oil NHRA Gatornationals.
It is the first race of 10 races in the category during the 2025 campaign, and this weekend’s must-see race is powered by FuelTech.
Lazic, who is one of 20-plus Pro Mod standouts racing in Gainesville, won the finale last year in Las Vegas to claim the championship. But one thing Lazic didn’t do a year ago was race in Gainesville, which means this weekend will be his debut at the historic facility. He’ll also be doing it with the championship No. 1 on his Camaro, which adds even more excitement to his first appearance at Gainesville.
“I’ve never raced at Gainesville and I love racing new tracks, but usually I’m showing up as the young buck underdog. I feel with that giant trophy and the No. 1 on my window it makes the underdog status null and void,” Lazic said. “I’m looking forward to the season with new names and faces and a target on our back.” Continue reading
NHRA ANNOUNCE TEAM SET TO SHOWCASE CURRENT AND PAST STARS, NEW FACES AND TALENTED VETERANS ON NHRA.TV IN 2025
Along with strong variety of talent, NHRA will also deliver improved viewing and listening experience for fans in-venue and on NHRA.tv
INDIANAPOLIS – With several talented names, new faces and the addition of current and former stars, the NHRA is pleased to release its 
in-venue and NHRA.tv announce team for the 2025 season in the Mission Foods Drag Racing Series.
Along with veteran NHRA announcers Joe Castello, Jason Galvin, Hannah Rickards and Jason Logan, the NHRA will add David Freiburger, Top Fuel driver Jordan Vandergriff and Courtney Enders to its standout team. Star drivers like Ida Zetterstrom and Angelle Sampey will also join the team in 2025 at a variety of races, as well as appearances from legendary drivers throughout the year. Continue reading
JORDAN LAZIC CLINCHES CHAMPIONSHIP IN CONGRUITY NHRA PRO MOD SERIES AT LAS VEGAS
LAS VEGAS – In a winner-take-all semifinal matchup in the Congruity NHRA Pro Mod Drag Racing Series presented by LearnEV+, Jordan 
Lazic defeated Kris Thorne on Sunday at The Strip at Las Vegas Motor Speedway to clinch his first world championship in the category as part of the Ford Performance NHRA Nationals.
The event was the final of 10 races in NHRA Pro Mod and the last of the category’s four-race “Road to the Championship” playoffs was powered by JBS Equipment. The final round of the event will be completed on Monday.
The championship was decided when Lazic, who debuted in the class last year, met up with former world champion Kris Thorne. Thorne left the starting line first but ran into trouble and Lazic cruised to the round win – and the championship – with a run of 5.759-seconds at 247.57 mph in his supercharged Bahrain 1 Racing Camaro.
Lazic made a hard charge to the championship this season, as the Canadian missed the first two races of the season. He was the runner-up in Epping and then was consistent in the playoffs, advancing to the semifinals at the previous race in St. Louis to stay in contention for the championship. Continue reading
CONGRUITY NHRA PRO MOD WORLD CHAMPION TO BE CROWNED IN LAS VEGAS AT RACE POWERED BY JBS EQUIPMENT
LAS VEGAS – With a host of standout contenders, the championship in the Congruity NHRA Pro Mod Drag Racing Series presented by LearnEV+ will be on the line this weekend at The Strip at Las Vegas Motor Speedway as part of the 24th annual Ford Performance NHRA Nationals.
It is the final race in the Road to the Championship and the 10-event season in the category, and this weekend’s must-see race is powered by JBS Equipment.
An epic title chase will come down to the wire, with 16 drivers still in contention heading into the weekend. With the points-and-half scenario in play in Vegas, it should make for a wild finish and one of those contenders is JBS Equipment President and Owner Justin Bond.
Looking for his first NHRA Pro Mod world championship, Bond trails points leader Khalid Al Balooshi by just 12 points, meaning the title could come down to the final run of the year in Vegas. Continue reading
CONGRUITY NHRA PRO MOD WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP TO COME DOWN TO THE WIRE AT LAS VEGAS
LAS VEGAS – The Road to the Championship in the Congruity NHRA Pro Mod Drag Racing Series presented by LearnEV+ hits the finish line next weekend in Las Vegas and only one thing is certain: the championship picture is wide-open and loaded with contenders.
With 16 drivers still mathematically alive in the title chase, an epic finale is in store for the thrilling class as part of the Ford Performance NHRA Nationals at The Strip at Las Vegas Motor Speedway.
It is the last of 10 events during the 2024 season in the Congruity NHRA Pro Mod Drag Racing Series presented by LearnEV+ and the championship could come down to the final run of the season on Sunday in Las Vegas. Former world champion Khalid Al Balooshi is the current points leader, but there’s a host of contenders all within striking distance, especially with the points-and-a-half scenario in play in Vegas. Continue reading
Stan Shelton Wins Pro Mod at St Louis
MADISON, IL
Shelton went 5.786-seconds at 245.58 mph in his Culp Lumber Ford Mustang
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STAN SHELTON GET FIRST CAREER WIN IN CONGRUITY NHRA PRO MOD SERIES AT ST. LOUIS
ST. LOUIS – For the second straight race, a first-time winner found the winner’s circle in the Congruity NHRA Pro Mod Drag Racing Series 
presented by LearnEV+, as Stan Shelton defeated Mason Wright in the final round on Sunday at World Wide Technology Raceway as part of this weekend’s NHRA Midwest Nationals.
The event was the third in the category’s four-race “Road to the Championship” playoffs and was powered by M&M Transmission and Jerry Bickel Race Cars. It also marked the ninth of 10 races during the 2024 season.
Advancing to his second career final round after defeating Michael Stavrinos, Lyle Barnett and defending event winner Jordan Lazic, Shelton went 5.786-seconds at 245.58 mph in his Culp Lumber Ford Mustang to hold off Wright’s 5.806 at 234.66.
After qualifying 11th, Shelton posted reaction times of .010, .013 and .011 in the first three rounds, setting up a memorable final round and a thrilling first victory in the NHRA Pro Mod category. Continue reading
CHAMPIONSHIP BATTLE IN CONGRUITY NHRA PRO MOD SERIES STILL LOADED WITH CONTENDERS IN ST. LOUIS
ST. LOUIS – Two races remain in the 2024 season in the Congruity NHRA Pro Mod Drag Racing Series presented by LearnEV+ and there’s still plenty on the line heading to St. Louis as part of this weekend’s NHRA Midwest Nationals at World Wide Technology Raceway.
It is the ninth of 10 races during the 2024 season and the third of four events in the “Road to the Championship,” with several top drivers still alive in the title chase. This weekend’s event in St. Louis is powered by both M&M Transmissions and Jerry Bickel Race Cars, and another huge field will entertain fans in St. Louis as the Pro Mod season hits a thrilling point.
A wild weekend in Charlotte included a first-time winner in Travis Harvey, as he filled in for former world champion Khalid Al Balooshi, sending the veteran to second in points in the process. Al Balooshi now trails Ken Quartuccio by just 19 points, with a flurry of additional contenders still racing for the championship. Continue reading
TRAVIS HARVEY WINS CONGRUITY NHRA PRO MOD IN CHARLOTTE
CONCORD, NC
Filling in for Khalid Al Balooshi, Travis Harvey made the most of his debut in the Congruity NHRA Pro Mod Drag Racing Series presented by LearnEV+, winning his first career start after defeating Dmitry Samorukov in the final round as part of this weekend’s NHRA Carolina Nationals at zMAX Dragway.
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TRAVIS HARVEY WINS CONGRUITY NHRA PRO MOD SERIES DEBUT IN CHARLOTTE AT RACE POWERED BY CULP LUMBER
CONCORD, NC – Filling in for Khalid Al Balooshi, Travis Harvey made the most of his debut in the Congruity NHRA Pro Mod Drag Racing 
Series presented by LearnEV+, winning his first career start after defeating Dmitry Samorukov in the final round as part of this weekend’s NHRA Carolina Nationals at zMAX Dragway.
The event was the second in the category’s four-race “Road to the Championship” playoffs and was powered by Culp Lumber.
It was a matchup featuring two first-time finalists, but it was “The Carolina Kid” who prevailed in the Bahrain 1 Racing Camaro, going 5.786-seconds at 247.61 mph to get past Samorukov’s 5.949 at 245.18.
After qualifying in the No. 14 position, Harvey beat a trio of standouts, defeating world champions in Rickie Smith, Mike Janis and reigning world champ Mike Castellana. He was terrific on the starting line on raceday, going .029 in the final round and saving his best performance of the weekend for the finals. Continue reading
