The Automotive Amusement Park Roars Back to VIR May 15–17 After a Record 23,000+ Crowd Last Year

VIR Virginia International RacewayALTON, Va. (April 23, 2026) — VIRginia International Raceway (VIR) is gearing up for one of its biggest weekends of the year: Haltech HyperFest, returning May 15–17, 2026. HyperFest draws an energetic crowd to Southern Virginia, giving the whole weekend a lively atmosphere.

The numbers back it up. In 2025, HyperFest welcomed 23,000+ fans and 965 drivers across NASA Road Racing, NASA Rally, USDrift, HyperDrives and Trackcross, generating more than 7.5 million impressions across social and digital platforms. The event’s audience uniquely skews young and passionate.

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Registration For 2025 NASA 25 Hours at Ozarks Opens July 4!

Registration For 2025 NASA 25 Hours at Ozarks Opens July 4!

June 27, 2025, Las Vegas — Registration for the longest closed-course endurance race in North America is opening at noon Central Time July 4, 2025. The NASA 25 Hours at Ozarks International Raceway has undergone a series of changes as result of input from teams and drivers.

The race is as challenging as ever, but everything else about it will be easier. Along with the venue change from Thunderhill Raceway in northern California, the NASA 25 Hours at Ozarks also will benefit from a raft of other exciting changes this year we think racers will love.

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Collaboration Driven by Dreams: Iron Dames, NASA Women Unite in Daytona

Collaboration Driven by Dreams: Iron Dames, NASA Women Unite in Daytona

By Holly Cain, IMSA

DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. – Not only did the large driver meeting room at the Daytona International Speedway fill up quickly on Friday afternoon during the Rolex 24 At Daytona race weekend, but also, the good vibes and enthusiastic mood was unmistakable. High schoolers, college students, race team members, media and fans made their way to hear some of NASA’s most talented and accomplished women join some of auto racing’s most talented and accomplished women talk about their lives and their careers. (more…)

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NASA Announces Spec Classes to Race on New Toyo Proxes R in 2025

NASA Announces Spec Classes to Race on New Toyo Proxes R in 2025

After the debut of the Toyo Tires® Proxes®  R DOT competition tire at the Performance Racing Industry show in Indianapolis in December 2023, NASA embarked on a series of extensive tire tests during the 2024 season to determine which classes would be best served by switching to the new Proxes R competition tire. (more…)

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2024 NASA Champions Rise to the Top at Utah Motorsports Complex

2024 NASA Champions Rise to the Top at Utah Motorsports Complex

Sept. 9, 2024, Salt Lake City — Earning a National Championship takes perseverance, some luck and waking up before dawn to make sure the racecar is ready. The racers have run practice sessions, a qualifier and qualifying race culminating Sunday in the Championships. Along the way they had to overcome heat and altitude to finish on the podium and enjoy a champagne shower.

Eighteen racing drivers were crowned as 2024 NASA National Championships. In reality, every team that competed at the Utah Motorsports Complex should take a victory lap.

For most of the teams, this isn’t it. They’ll be back at the 2025 NASA National Championships at Ozarks International Raceway in Gravois Mills, Mo., to try again. But we are probably getting ahead of ourselves again. Let’s talk about the 2024 NASA Championships first. (more…)

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Friday Qualifying Shapes the Field at 2024 NASA Championships

Friday Qualifying Shapes the Field at 2024 NASA Championships

Sept. 6, 2024, Salt Lake City — Friday qualifying at the 2024 NASA Championships is an interesting proposition. Race drivers have two qualifying sessions to lay down their fastest lap time in an attempt to start from as far forward on grid as possible for the first qualifying race on Saturday.

The morning session is usually the best opportunity to set a fast time. Afternoon sessions give drivers the opportunity to put all their added seat time to good use, but temperatures in the high 80s this afternoon in the Tooele Valley can diminish engine power and decrease the amount of grip on the racing surface. Drivers who lay down a scorcher of a lap in the morning usually set themselves up to be in the best grid position possible. (more…)

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