Midway through the season, the race-your-way-in Summit Racing Equipment ProStars will take over VMP as a part of the track’s Night of Fire on July 21-22. The series continues on to Summit Motorsports Park for the third annual American Doorslammer Challenge, May 25-27, and Maryland International Raceway for the North vs. Virginia Motorsports Park will then host its first of three races, the Mid-Atlantic Showdown on April 22-24. The season will kick off with the traditional season opener, the East Coast Nationals, March 30-April 1, at GALOT Motorsports Park. Marking the 10-year anniversary of the PDRA is an important milestone, and with the schedule line-up below, we feel it could be the most competitive and exciting season yet for our racers and fans.” “Introducing familiar faces back on tour is always exciting, especially being two racing surfaces that are known for being fast and giving consistent racing all weekend long, pairing with the returning facilities from this season. “I’m truly excited about the 10th Anniversary schedule in 2023 for the PDRA,” said Tyler Crossnoe, series director, PDRA. Along with eight points races, the 2023 PDRA schedule features the third annual Summit Racing Equipment PDRA ProStars specialty race. 131 Motorsports Park and Darlington Dragway. The 2023 schedule includes stops at staple PDRA facilities like Virginia Motorsports Park and GALOT Motorsports Park, as well as returns to U.S. The all-eighth-mile championship drag racing tour returns in 2023 with an eight-race schedule in 2023. Almost ten years later the organization has weathered the storm. The PDRA (Professional Drag Racers Association) came along in 2013 when the eighth-mile, doorslammer drag racing community was in the midst of a tempest.
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