No Mercy 17 returns to South Georgia Motorsports Park from October 19-25, restoring a marquee FuelTech Radial Outlaws Racing Series round with titles and significant prize money on the line.

The meeting follows a weather delay earlier this month, with revised scheduling compressing practice and qualifying. Event background and postponement details are outlined in the No Mercy 17 postponement update.

Radial vs. the World headlines alongside Pro 275, Limited Drag Radial, X275, Ultra Street, and X255. Testing runs midweek, with weekend eliminations and live coverage on FloRacing.

Ken Quartuccio returns after six months out, rejoining in his ProCharged 1969 Camaro. He steps straight into a tight Radial vs. the World title fight.

Lyle Barnett leads the standings in Tommy Youmans’ screw‑blown ‘Elvira’ 1969 Camaro. Quartuccio sits close behind, a rivalry likely to define the championship narrative at South Georgia.

Barnett also fronts the Pro 275 picture in his Harts‑charged Mustang, ‘Salvage Title’. Mo Hall holds the category lead, leveraging a consistent, nitrous‑powered Corvette package.

Jamie Hancock controls Limited Drag Radial after consecutive wins in his Musi‑powered, nitrous‑assisted Camaro. Another strong weekend could place the title beyond reach.

X275 remains open. Davey Hull leads over Eric LaFerriere, Stephen Barnett, and defending champion DJ McCain, with No Mercy’s long schedule offering multiple momentum swings.

Payouts underline the stakes: $20,000 to Pro 275 winners, $10,000 to Limited Drag Radial and X275 champions. Ultra Street, X255, and supporting classes also pay meaningful sums.

Diversity remains a strength, with No Billet 10.5 and N/T Outlaw 275 adding variety to the radial focus. The extended format intensifies setup decisions and track management.

The championship picture should sharpen by Sunday, but attrition and lane choice could still swing outcomes. Fans can follow every round via FloRacing’s live stream throughout the week.

For wider context on season fights, see the Bartone Bros Championship update and a decisive Vandergriff result at St. Louis across our coverage.

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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.