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Little River Dragway Officially Joins Expanding NHRA Member Track Network
Highlights
- Little River Dragway joins NHRA Member Track Network.
- Located in Holland, Texas, preparing for 70th anniversary in 2027.
- Offers NHRA-sanctioned events like Summit Racing Series and Jr. Drag Racing.
- Membership provides national support, insurance, and promotional resources.
- Track maintains family-friendly environment despite new NHRA partnership.
- NHRA aims to grow sport via resources for member tracks.
NHRA confirms Little River Dragway has joined the South Central Division’s Member Track roster. The Holland, Texas venue enters the NHRA Member Track Network, strengthening Division 4 coverage.
The facility runs a broad calendar across classes and themed weekends. The timing dovetails with its 70th anniversary in 2027, underlining long-term stability and regional importance.
Little River Dragway commands a loyal Central Texas following. The NHRA sanctioning adds structure and opportunity without disrupting the venue’s established identity.
General manager Mike Garvin welcomes the step. “We’re proud Little River Dragway is now NHRA-sanctioned,” he says. “Our family-friendly standards and focus on quality racing remain unchanged.”
Membership brings access to NHRA-sanctioned competition, including the Summit Racing Series presented by Hoosier. The track can also stage Jr. Drag Racing League, Street Legal, and Jr. Street categories.
Eligibility extends to special programs like Summit King of the Track. National-level insurance, promotional tools, and operational support are part of the package, reducing risk and broadening exposure.
NHRA sanctioning enables Summit Racing Series, Jr. Drag Racing League, and Street Legal programs to run under a unified rulebook.
Division director Jonathan Johnson highlights the venue’s historical weight in Texas drag racing. He underlines the role community tracks play in talent development and long-term audience growth.
NHRA’s strategy centers on equipping member tracks with resources to scale. The intent is to improve event quality, strengthen safety frameworks, and expand commercial reach.
“Family-friendly standards remain unchanged,” says general manager Mike Garvin, stressing continuity alongside new opportunities.
Looking ahead to 2027, the schedule is expected to feature a deeper NHRA presence. That could include marquee opportunities alongside series such as NHRA Pro Mod.
The partnership should lift competitive depth and community engagement. It adds sanctioned pathways for newcomers while giving established racers more meaningful targets.
The track’s 70th anniversary aligns with NHRA integration, signaling stability and renewed growth potential in Division 4.
The move arrives amid broader grassroots activity across U.S. venues. Recent developments, including the Piedmont Dragway sale, reflect shifting ownership and investment patterns.
Momentum at the professional level also shapes the narrative, from standout driver storylines to event drama, including Chris King at the FallNationals.
Visual Summary
Little River Dragway Officially Joins NHRA Member Track Network!
Nearly 70 years of Texas drag racing, now with a national future.
🎉 70 years of racing
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Now NHRA-sanctioned
Now NHRA-sanctioned
Summit, Jr. Drag, Jr. Street, King of the Track!
Central Texas’ beloved dragstrip turbocharges into the national scene.
Fans, families, and racers now have a launchpad to NHRA’s biggest events. The countdown to 2027’s 70th anniversary starts now!
Fans, families, and racers now have a launchpad to NHRA’s biggest events. The countdown to 2027’s 70th anniversary starts now!
Path to the 70th: Road to More NHRA Action
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NHRA membership accelerates Little River’s future
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