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2025 PRO STOCK WORLD CHAMPION DALLAS GLENN

  • Edged teammate Greg Anderson for first world championship
  • Scored eight wins in 13 final rounds\
  • Compiled 36-16 win-loss record
  • Record six of the seasons 10 quickest runs
  • Collected five holeshot victories

Top Fuel world champion
Doug Kalitta

Funny Car world champion
Austin Prock

Pro Stock world champion
Dallas Glenn

Pro Stock Motorcycle world champion
Richard Gadson

Pro Mod world champion
JR Gray

Top Alcohol Dragster world champion
Shawn Cowie

Top Alcohol Funny Car world champion
Sean Bellemeur

Comp Eliminator world champion
Jeff Taylor

Super Stock world champion
Justin Lamb

Stock world champion
Bubba Linke

Factory Stock world champion
Mark Pawuk

Super Comp world champion
Chad Webber

Super Gas world champion
JJ Brock

Top Dragster world champion
Casey Plaizier

Top Sportsman world champion
Darian Boesch

Mountain Motor Pro Stock world champion
John DeFlorian

Top Fuel Motorcycle world champion
Larry McBride

Factory X world champion
Lenny Lottig

2025

SEASON HIGHLIGHTS

STEWART GETS FIRST TOP FUEL WIN

Motorsports great Tony Stewart, already a winner in NHRA’s Top Alcohol Dragster class, scored his first NHRA Top Fuel win at the 4-Wide Nationals in Las Vegas in April.

FORCE BLASTS RECORD BOOKS

Brittany Force made the first 340-mph Top Fuel run and then exceeded 340 mph 11 more times that season, capped by an all-time fastest run of 343.51 mph in Indianapolis .

REED SCORES EMOTIONAL VICTORY

Two months after a high-speed crash in Seattle that mangled his left hand, Top Fuel racer Shawn Reed returned to action and scored his first career win in Reading.

PROCK DOUBLES, THEN EXIT JFR

Austin Prock won his second straight Funny Car championship, again in dominating fashion, then he and the tuning tandem of his father and brother surprisingly left the John Fofrce Racing team.

2025

ROOKIE OF THE YEAR

2025-rookie

Spencer Hyde

Driving for veteran team owner jim Head, Hyde won the Mission #2Fast2Tasty NHRA Challenge in Las Vegas in the spring as well and collected the No. 1 qualifier position in Reading. Hyde appeared in two final rounds this season in Epping and in Sonoma, closing out an impressive season in Funny Car with a ninth-place championship finish.

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