NHRA will stream interviews from the 2026 SEMA Show, delivering daily coverage November 3-6 from Las Vegas.

The NHRA on FOX Stage anchors the effort in Central Hall, booth 22,331, at the Las Vegas Convention Center.

Interviews feature racers, engineers, and suppliers, offering real-time insight into projects, programs, and technology shaping drag racing’s near-term direction.

Programming streams on NHRA.com and the official YouTube channel, widening access for global fans and stakeholders.

Show hours run 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday through Thursday, and 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Friday, ensuring a consistent daily cadence.

The schedule stacks back-to-back segments, sustaining momentum and timely updates as the SEMA Show unfolds, with reactions, demonstrations, and analysis shaping each day.

Teams, sponsors, and member tracks are invited to share announcements or join conversations, turning the stage into a collaborative newsroom for the week.

SEMA’s scale contextualizes NHRA storylines, aligning product launches and engineering updates with the sport’s competitive demands and regulatory direction.

Expect context around current storylines, from established contenders like Ron Capps to emerging names after Dallas weekends like Spencer Hyde.

Recent NHRA features, including awards at Pechanga, underline a broadened media approach that complements the live SEMA coverage.

By blending technical updates with human stories, the broadcasts show how innovation, regulation, and culture intersect across modern drag racing.

The goal is clear: reduce distance between garage and grandstand, and provide reliable, timely information during a dense, fast-moving trade week.

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Nicholas Rivera

Nicholas Rivera delivers NHRA Top Fuel and Funny Car news, including eliminator-round results and reaction-time stats. He brings track-side interviews, contender profiles, and championship-point breakdowns straight from drag-racing’s biggest national events.