Jason Harris seals his fifth PDRA championship on Sunday at Virginia Motorsports Park, winning WS Construction Pro Boost at the World Finals to become the series’ first five-time title winner.

He converts a decisive holeshot, leaving in .027 seconds to Joel Wensley’s .163. Harris records 3.601 at 211.16 mph, edging Wensley’s 3.619 at 209.26 in a high-quality final.

Securing the points crown on Saturday frees Harris to race without risk on Sunday. His Brandon Stroud-tuned ’69 Camaro, boosted by a Harts Charger, delivers repeatable pace under final-round pressure.

Back-to-back World Finals victories underline Harris’s finishing form across sanctioning bodies. The result at the World Finals also reinforces his execution when margins are razor-thin.

J.C. Beattie Jr. converts qualifying supremacy into his first Pro 632 championship, taking a fourth win in six with a 4.104 at 176 mph. The program’s turnaround reflects incremental gains.

Billy Albert finds race-day consistency to defeat top qualifier Tim Paap in Pro Nitrous, 3.679 at 207.08 mph. Despite a final loss, Marcus Butner locks a second Pro Nitrous championship.

Andy Mac overturns expectations to win the Pro Street event. Driving a nitrous ’69 Camaro “Training Day,” he beats Tim Essick, while Blake Denton seals the season title.

Connor McGee halts Austin Vincent’s event streak to win Super Street with a 4.506. Vincent still secures the season championship, setting up a compelling rivalry after McGee’s third win.

Scott Duggins completes an event-and-season sweep in MagnaFuel Elite Top Sportsman with his supercharged ’63 Corvette. Tony Careccia wins Elite Top Dragster, and TJ Luther takes MagnaFuel Top Sportsman.

JB Donati claims ATI Performance Top Dragster after Lee Dixon red-lights. Season titles go to Scott and Josh Duggins, plus Joe Roubicek and Joe Gary across Sportsman and Dragster.

Camden Robinson wins PDRA Pro Jr. Dragster at the World Finals, while James Beattie III secures the points championship. Jayden Hogan wins Top Jr. Dragster, with Wyatt Piercey champion.

Robinson runs 7.915 on a 7.90 dial to edge Beattie’s 7.939. Hogan defeats Acelynn Christian with an 8.923 on an 8.90 dial in a North Carolina versus Virginia showdown.

The World Finals close a season shaped by early benchmarks from Drag Wars qualifying and consistent execution at Benson DragWars. Teams now pivot to the awards banquet and 2027 preparation.

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Miles Carter

Miles Carter covers grassroots and regional drag-strip action, from bracket racing to street-legal shootouts. His event previews and performance-upgrade guides keep local racers up to speed on timing-slip trends, tire tech, and weekend race highlights.