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1999 NHRA Winston Drag Racing Series season
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October 2025
1999 NHRA Drag Racing Season NHRA Drag racing Tony Schumacher (Top Fuel)John Force (Funny Car)Warren Johnson (Pro Stock)Matt Hines (Pro Stock Bike)Bob Panella Jr. (Pro Stock Truck) Champions NHRA 1998 NHRA Winston Drag Racing Series season 1998 2000 NHRA Winston Drag Racing Series season 2000
The NHRA Winston Drag Racing Series was a series of drag racing races which took place from 1975 and 2001. 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 1999 Season.
Schedule
1999 NHRA Winston Drag Racing Series Schedule 1999 NHRA Season Results https://www.nhra.net/events/1999/results.htmlDateRaceSiteWinnersTop FuelFunny CarPro StockPro Stock BikePro Stock TruckFebruary 4–7 race finished Monday February 8AutoZone WinternationalsPomona, CaliforniaMike DunnTony PedregonJeg CoughlinN/ARandy DanielsFebruary 25–28Checker Schuck's Kragen Nationals Presented By PennzoilPhoenix, ArizonaJoe AmatoJohn ForceKurt JohnsonN/AN/AMarch 18–21Mac Tools GatornationalsGainesville, FloridaMike DunnJohn ForceWarren JohnsonAngelle SeelingMark OsborneApril 8–11O'Reilly Nationals Presented By PennzoilHouston, TexasDoug HerbertJohn ForceKurt JohnsonN/AMark OsborneApril 22–25Castrol Nationals Presented By O'Reilly Auto PartsDallas, TexasGary ScelziTony PedregonWarren JohnsonAntron BrownN/AApril 28–May 2 race finished Monday May 3Pennzoil Nationals Presented By Trak AutoRichmond, VirginiaCory McClenathanJohn ForceAllen JohnsonN/ABrad JeterMay 13–16Advance Auto Parts NHRA Southern NationalsAtlanta, GeorgiaGary ScelziJohn ForceWarren JohnsonAngelle SeelingRandy DanielsMay 20–23 race finished Tuesday May 25Mopar Parts NationalsEnglishtown, New JerseyJoe AmatoJohn ForceRichie StevensAngelle SeelingMike CoughlinJune 3–6Fram Route 66 NationalsChicago, IllinoisMike DunnTim WilkersonWarren JohnsonMatt HinesBob Panella Jr.June 10–13Pontiac Excitement Nationals Presented By Summit RacingColumbus, OhioDoug HerbertPhil BurkartWarren JohnsonAntron BrownJohn CoughlinJune 24–26Sears Craftsman NHRA NationalsMadison, IllinoisGary ScelziJohn ForceJim YatesAngelle SeelingBob Panella Jr.July 8–10 race finished Sunday July 11Winston No Bull ShowdownBristol, TennesseeClass Competed With Funny CarJohn ForceJeg CoughlinMatt HinesRandy DanielsJuly 15–18Mopar Parts Mile-High NHRA NationalsDenver, ColoradoJoe AmatoTony PedregonJeg CoughlinDavid SchultzN/AJuly 30–August 1Prolong Super Lubricants NHRA Northwest Nationals Presented By Al's Auto SupplySeattle, WashingtonJoe AmatoDel WorshamKurt JohnsonN/AN/AAugust 6–8Autolite NHRA NationalsSonoma, CaliforniaDoug KalittaWhit BazemoreJim YatesN/AN/AAugust 19–22Colonel's Truck Accessories NHRA NationalsBrainerd, MinnesotaLarry DixonJohn ForceJeg CoughlinCraig TrebleN/ASeptember 1–6U.S. NationalsIndianapolis, IndianaCory McClenathanFrank PedregonWarren JohnsonMatt HinesMike CoughlinSeptember 16–19True Value Keystone NationalsReading, PennsylvaniaJoe AmatoTommy Johnson Jr.Jeg CoughlinMatt HinesN/ASeptember 30-October 3 race finished Monday October 4Advance Auto Parts NationalsTopeka, KansasDoug HerbertJohn ForceMike EdwardsN/ABob Panella Jr.October 7–10AutoZone NHRA Nationals Presented By PennzoilMemphis, TennesseeDoug HerbertTommy Johnson Jr.Mike EdwardsAngelle Seeling.Brad JeterOctober 21–24O'Reilly Fall Nationals Presented By Castrol SyntecDallas, TexasTony SchumacherJohn ForceWarren JohnsonN/ABrad JeterOctober 28–31Matco Tools SuperNationals Presented By Racing ChampionsHouston, TexasLarry DixonJohn ForceRickie SmithTony MullenN/ANovember 11–14Automobile Club of Southern California NHRA FinalsPomona, CaliforniaMike DunnJerry ToliverJeg CoughlinAntron BrownSteve Johns
References
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