[62Fairlane]

Of the three major national touring series, which one is superior? I know I'm going to gt bashed for this, but I still think that NHRA leads the pack. I too am tired of the 1000' stuff, but think that we will see a return to the 1320 sometime in the future. Just curious to see what everyone else thinks

 

[Caveman]

NHRA is still exciting to watch and lots of good close races and all the legends in dragracing. I love heads up doorcar racing and ADRL is new and some great dragracing , i think its the best series right now!!

 

[tony spadafino]

i ve never been to an adrl , but i find nhra ihra boring , can t relate to the cars

 

[promodvette]

NHRA is more superior...thats why ADRL has to answer to them. As far as racing and bringing in crowds ADRL has that title.

 

[Jimmy Burns]

NHRA is more superior...thats why ADRL has to answer to them. As far as racing and bringing in crowds ADRL has that title.

The only reason they have to answer to them at all is because they are running on NHRA sanctioned tracks, no other reason.

I'll take ADRL for the win.

 

[russ kelly]

I race comp eliminater--NHRA is the only one that offers that style of racing. IHRA is in trouble--they don't know what they want to be(get rid of the fool cars, oops I mean fuelcars. As for ADRL, I went to the meet in Topeka and it was agonizingly slow motion entertainment. The cars were great, but the pace of the event was brutal. I have been in the entertainment business for over 30 years and if I tried to put on an event at that pace I would been broke long ago. Junior dragsters at a national event---please stop! NHRA still has the best race tracks--and the best overall show for the fans, and thats what its all about--making the fans happy.

 

[DMEYER]

The ADRL doesn't get the most airtime out west, but by far it is the best underated one. Would like to see more of it.

 

[Steven B (QMD)]

NHRA is more popular with the general public, when people (outside of racing) think of drag racing it is usually "those really long cars" or "the ones where the bodys come off". Or thats the response i get when talking to people about racing...

ADRL seems to be the most popular with the racers though. The ADRL is my favorite, went to "The Rock" last year, going to Ennis at the end of the year this season! Cant wait...

IHRA is plain and simple in trouble...

 

[62Fairlane]

I race comp eliminater--NHRA is the only one that offers that style of racing. IHRA is in trouble--they don't know what they want to be(get rid of the fool cars, oops I mean fuelcars. As for ADRL, I went to the meet in Topeka and it was agonizingly slow motion entertainment. The cars were great, but the pace of the event was brutal. I have been in the entertainment business for over 30 years and if I tried to put on an event at that pace I would been broke long ago. Junior dragsters at a national event---please stop! NHRA still has the best race tracks--and the best overall show for the fans, and thats what its all about--making the fans happy.

Well said Russ, that's just about how I feel as well. Comp is one of my favorite classes. Which class do you run?

 

[BACARTY]

I race comp eliminater--NHRA is the only one that offers that style of racing. IHRA is in trouble--they don't know what they want to be(get rid of the fool cars, oops I mean fuelcars. As for ADRL, I went to the meet in Topeka and it was agonizingly slow motion entertainment. The cars were great, but the pace of the event was brutal. I have been in the entertainment business for over 30 years and if I tried to put on an event at that pace I would been broke long ago. Junior dragsters at a national event---please stop! NHRA still has the best race tracks--and the best overall show for the fans, and thats what its all about--making the fans happy.

coming from a fan and not a sponsor or driving.......

Thats a joke that your gonna bust the adrl balls for having jr' dragsters when nhra has throttle stoped' over tired and under powered cars as 75% of thier cars at an event.
so 85% cars are heads up and bad ass
while 85% of nhra cars are "bracket cars"

*i use bracket cars loosely cause i think paint dryers is too harsh

 

[silvercv2002]

I voted IHRA ONLY because ADRL is 1/8 mile. If ADRL was 1/4 mile, no contest!

 

[NA/Fan88]

I race comp eliminater--NHRA is the only one that offers that style of racing. IHRA is in trouble--they don't know what they want to be(get rid of the fool cars, oops I mean fuelcars. As for ADRL, I went to the meet in Topeka and it was agonizingly slow motion entertainment. The cars were great, but the pace of the event was brutal. I have been in the entertainment business for over 30 years and if I tried to put on an event at that pace I would been broke long ago. Junior dragsters at a national event---please stop! NHRA still has the best race tracks--and the best overall show for the fans, and thats what its all about--making the fans happy.

Oh god! Please don't get me started! Slow motion entertainment come on. Let me see a Comp car go 200 to the 1/8th(no offense). 1/8th mile for ADRL is the best you can get! The racing is real close too. It's one hell of a show. I give ADRL the win and by looking at the voting most people do.

 

[WRIGHTRACING]

I like NHRA cause it's the one that's well televised but I rarely see an IHRA race and never heard or seen anything about an ADRL race. Personally I like ORSCA better than any but they're not televised yet.

 

[dennysavage]

RTCTTFMF'ers
'Nuff Said

 

[steakandracingfuel]

NHRA is the only one i can actually watch. all the info i hear on here is from you guys or i wouldnt know jack scmidt:-damnit

 

[d oliver]

fast door cars all over the adrl rocks and if they do a drag radial watch out