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2002 NHRA Powerade Drag Racing Series season
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May 2025
May 2025
2002 NHRA Drag Racing Season NHRA Drag racing Larry Dixon (Top Fuel)John Force (Funny Car)Jeg Coughlin Jr. (Pro Stock)Angelle Savoie (Pro Stock Bike) Champions NHRA 2001 NHRA Winston Drag Racing Series season 2001 2003 NHRA Powerade Drag Racing Series season 2003
The NHRA Powerade Drag Racing Series was a series of drag racing races which took place from 2002 and 2008. The series is now known as the NHRA Mission Foods Drag Racing Series. It is the top competition division of the NHRA.
These are the results for the 2002 Season.
Schedule
2002 NHRA Powerade Schedule2002 NHRA POWERade National Event Series Schedule https://www.nhra.net/2002/events/results.html 2025-05-03 www.nhra.netDateRaceSiteWinnersTop FuelFunny CarPro StockPro Stock BikeFebruary 7–10K&N Filters WinternationalsPomona, CaliforniaLarry DixonJohn ForceGeorge MarnellN/AFebruary 21-24Checker Shucks Kragen NationalsPhoenix, ArizonaTony SchumacherDel WorshamBruce AllenN/AMarch 14–17Mac Tools GatornationalsGainesville, FloridaLarry DixonTony PedregonDarrell AldermanCraig TrebleApril 4–7SummitRacing.com NHRA NationalsLas Vegas, NevadaLarry DixonGary DenshamRon KrisherN/AApril 11–14O'Reilly Spring Nationals Presented By PennzoilHouston, TexasKenny BernsteinJohn ForceMike EdwardsCraig TrebleApril 26-28Mac Tools Thunder Valley NHRA NationalsBristol, TennesseeLarry DixonWhit BazemoreWarren JohnsonN/AMay 2–5Summit Racing Equipment NHRA Southern Nationals Presented By PontiacAtlanta, GeorgiaLarry DixonWhit BazemoreAllen JohnsonAngelle SavoieMay 16–19Matco Tools SuperNationals Presented By Racing ChampionsEnglishtown, New JerseyKenny BernsteinGary DenshamGreg AndersonAntron BrownMay 23–26 O'Reilly NHRA Summer Nationals Presented By Castrol GTXTopeka, KansasDarrell RussellTony PedregonTroy CoughlinN/AMay 30-June 2Chicagoland Dodge Dealers NHRA NationalsChicago, IllinoisLarry DixonDel WorshamBruce AllenAngelle SavoieJune 13-16Pontiac Excitement Nationals Presented By Summit RacingColumbus, OhioLarry DixonRon CappsGreg AndersonCraig TrebleJune 27–30Sears Craftsman NHRA NationalsMadison, IllinoisKenny BernsteinJohn ForceJeg CoughlinAngelle SavoieJuly 18–21Mopar Parts Mile-High NHRA NationalsDenver, ColoradoDarrell RussellDel WorshamMike EdwardsMatt HinesJuly 26–28Lucas Oil NHRA Northwest NationalsSeattle, WashingtonDarrell RussellTony PedregonJeg CoughlinN/AAugust 2-4Fram Autolite NHRA NationalsSonoma, CaliforniaDoug HerbertJohn ForceLarry MorganCraig TrebleAugust 15–18Rugged Liner NHRA NationalsBrainerd, MinnesotaKenny BernsteinJohn ForceJeg Coughlin Geno ScaliAugust 28-September 2Mac Tools U.S. NationalsIndianapolis, IndianaTony SchumacherJohn ForceJeg CoughlinAngelle SavoieSeptember 12-15Lucas Oil NHRA NationalsReading, PennsylvaniaDoug KalittaTony PedregonJim YatesAngelle SavoieSeptember 19-22O'Reilly NHRA Mid-South Nationals Presented By PennzoilMemphis, TennesseeLarry DixonTony PedregonJeg CoughlinN/ASeptember 26-29Craftsman 75th Anniversary Nationals Presented By Racing ChampionsJoliet, IllinoisKenny BernsteinTony PedregonJeg CoughlinN/AOctober 10-13O'Reilly Fall Nationals Presented By Castrol SyntecDallas, TexasDoug KalittaDel WorshamJeg CoughlinN/AOctober 24–27ACDelco Las Vegas NHRA NationalsLas Vegas, NevadaKenny BernsteinJohn ForceJeg CoughlinAngelle SavoieNovember 7–10Automobile Club of Southern California NHRA FinalsPomona, CaliforniaCory McClenathanJohn ForceKurt JohnsonMatt Hines
References
NHRA Powerade