On Saturday, July 23, Palm Beach International Raceway hosted the 2011 IHRA Summit Racing Equipment Series Points Races.

The following are Saturday's final results from the 2011 IHRA Summit Racing Equipment Series Points Races at Palm Beach International Raceway:

BOX – Dave Marshall, Grant, FL, 1977 Vega Wagon, 5.730 at 119.25 def Corey Zaron, Boca Raton, FL, Undercover, 5.083 at 132.06

NO BOX – Casey Miles, Boca Raton, FL, 1969 Camaro, 8.830 at 78.65 def Georgia Dobbs, West Palm Beach, FL, Corvette 97, 7.367 at 93.86

STREET BIKE – Seth Buccieri, Davie, FL, 202 Busa, 5.982 at 122.27 def Randy Mackail, Jupiter, FL, 1992 Harley, 6.684 at 102.48

JR 8-12 – Chase Purdy, Palm City, FL, Jr. Dragster, 14.188 at 42.94 def Keith Philhower, Pompano Beach, FL, Jr. Dragster, 9.334 at 70.33

JR 13-17 – Amanda Foley, Pompano Beach, Jr. Dragster, 7.904 at 81.21 def Kellsie Kershaw, Boynton Beach, FL, Jr. Dragster, 7.968 at 81.82 

Rain cancels Friday night's Test & Tune at PBIR. Next on-track activity at PBIR Test & Tune on Wednesday, July 6. The Test and Tune entry is $25. Spectator and crew prices are $10 and children 12 and under are free.

Rain cancels Saturday's Summit Super Series Points race at PBIR. Next scheduled points race is Saturday, July 9..

Official Points

Last Updated: June 13, 2011

Class: Box

Listing: Top 10

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Class: Street Bike

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Last Updated: June 13, 2011

Class: No Box 

Listing: Top-10

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Last Updated: June 13, 2011

Class: Jr 13-17

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Last Updated: June 13, 2011

Class: Jr 8-12

On Saturday, June 11, Palm Beach International Raceway hosted the sixth event of the 2011 IHRA Summit Racing Equipment Series Points Races.

"Round 3" of the NSCRA 5 Round Sport Compact Series is changing it up and running on Saturday Night July 16^th at beautiful Palm Beach International Raceway (PBIR). Come and see “The World’s Fastest Sport Compact Racers” lay it all out on the fastest 1/4 mile all concrete drag strip in the world.

O’FALLON, MO (April 7, 2011) – The American Drag Racing League (ADRL) website, www.ADRL.us, now has a new look.

With several months of work going into the project, the ADRL is pleased to announce that its website has been re-launched after a complete overhaul and redesign.

The new ADRL.us will continue to feature everything that has made it a popular must-see destination online, along with a more user-friendly layout and several new exciting features. New items and features will be posted in the coming days and weeks as well.

O’FALLON, MO (March 23, 2011) – One of the best deals in drag racing will get even sweeter this weekend.

The American Drag Racing League (ADRL) announced on Wednesday that its all-access live online broadcasts will be presented free for everyone on the ADRL website, www.ADRL.us, for the first race of the 2011 season, CarSafe Dragpalooza VII presented by LenMar Motorsports.

The kickoff for the 2011 ADRL Tour takes place Friday and Saturday at Royal Purple Raceway in Baytown, Texas, and the announcement will allow fans from all over the world to experience the ADRL with the most comprehensive and innovative live broadcast in motorsports.

“We are opening up our streaming broadcast to the world and we are very excited to offer this first race free of charge to our fans. We want everyone to be able to experience all of the action live and see every elapsed time without any time lapse,” ADRL Executive Vice President Jeff Fortune said.

“It will be a VIP weekend pass for everyone to see the greatly expanded live coverage we are providing for the 2011 season.”

Earlier this month, the ADRL announced that its 20-plus hour coverage of each two-day event will be available free of charge to ADRL members in 2011.

All ADRL Members will have full, free access to every live race on the 2011 Tour as well as all of the archived content that will be available.

With an annual cost of just $30 for an ADRL membership, free access to all of the live and archived video programming will provide a substantial added member benefit.

For non-members, each event following Dragpalooza will be available for $9.95 per day or $14.95 per event.

On the highly-anticipated kickoff weekend, though, all fees are dropped, giving fans an extended preview of the numerous added features for the ADRL’s 2011 online coverage.

Already boasting complete wall-to-wall coverage of every race, the ADRL has added multiple camera angles, behind the scenes features, improved presentation, an online broadcast team and much more as new features for its 2011 broadcasts.

“We want people to experience and enjoy this amazing coverage, and offering this first race for free also gives them the chance to get their ADRL membership in time for the second race,” Fortune said. “To have all of these features and to be able to watch every race in the 2011 season free with an ADRL membership is just an amazing value. It’s also a great incentive to become an ADRL member after this weekend.”

ABOUT THE ADRL

Based in O’Fallon, Missouri, the American Drag Racing League is the world’s premier sanctioning body for the sport of eighth-mile drag racing. The professional categories featured in the ADRL are Pro Junior Dragster, Extreme Pro Stock, Pro Extreme Motorcycle, Extreme 10.5, Pro Nitrous and Pro Extreme, the quickest doorslammer class in all of drag racing. The 2011 ADRL Tour consists of 10 national events run throughout the United States. For more information on the ADRL, visit www.ADRL.us

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Courtesy of ADRL News Bureau

O’FALLON, MO (March 21, 2011) – Widely-regarded as a pioneer for engine blocks and an innovator for cylinder heads, Brad Anderson of Brad Anderson Enterprises has long been considered one of the marquee names in drag racing.

In 2011, the company will also be a major sponsor of the American Drag Racing League (ADRL) for the first time.

Darrell “The Kid” Gwynn and Don “Big Daddy” Garlits strapped into two specialty prepared electric dragsters to give fans of all ages a blast from the past.  But before taking the race cars to the track, the Darrell Gywnn Foundation brought these two electric dragsters to Palm Beach International Raceway for testing in March.

Named the "Garlits vs. Gwynn: Match Races for a Cause," two NHRA Legends return to the track as NHRA celebrates its 60th Anniversary. The match races are designed to raise money and awareness for the Darrell Gwynn Foundation and the Don Garlits Museum of Drag Racing.

O’FALLON, MO (March 18, 2011) – In a landmark move for the American Drag Racing League (ADRL), the world’s premier eighth-mile drag racing league is adopting a conventional points series to determine its World Champions.

It can now also be considered the richest doorslammer drag racing series in history.

The ADRL announced on Thursday its plans for a traditional points series, which will also be accompanied by an incredible $356,000 points fund.

The World Championship will go to the competitor recording the most points throughout the 10-race series in each class (Pro Extreme, Pro Nitrous, Extreme 10.5, Pro Extreme Motorcycle and Extreme Pro Stock).

Palm Beach International Raceway is open for Test and Tune this Wednesday, March 16, from 6 p.m. to 11 p.m.  The Test and Tune scheduled for Friday, March 18 has been cancelled.

JUPITER, FL – March 11, 2011 – Experience some of the world’s fastest sport compact drag racing cars during Round 1 of the National Sport Compact Racing Association (NSCRA) on Sunday, March 13 at Palm Beach International Raceway (PBIR).

Competition covers the PBIR facility this weekend - from the sport compact cars battling on the race track to a 20-class car show that showcases some of the hottest import and domestic cars and bikes.  When the competition isn’t on track or in the car show, dozens of beautiful females will compete in the Hot Body Contest/NSCRA Model Search Competition, hosted by Jessica Barton.

JUPITER, FL – March 9, 2011 – The third installment of the 2011 Midnight Madness at Palm Beach International Raceway (PBIR) is scheduled to hit the track this Friday, March 11, from 6pm-1am.

In a two-fold event, test and tuners take to PBIR’s ¼-mile drag strip in the weekly head-to-head grudge match. While amateur and pro drifters help transform PBIR’s road course into a drifting circuit.