Four NHRA championships will be decided at this weekend’s In-N-Out Burger NHRA Finals in Pomona. Shawn Langdon, Matt Hagan, and Dallas Glenn enter with the advantage in Top Fuel, Funny Car, and Pro Stock, respectively, while Pro Stock Motorcycle could produce the closest finish. The season-ending event marks NHRA’s 75th anniversary campaign.

By the Numbers
  • Top Fuel: Langdon leads Doug Kalitta by 107 points.
  • Funny Car: Hagan leads Jordan Vandergriff by 39 points; J.R. Todd is 104 points back.
  • Pro Stock: Glenn holds an 87-point lead over Matt Hartford and a 99-point lead over Greg Stanfield.
  • Pro Stock Motorcycle: Richard Gadson leads Gaige Herrera by 55 points, with 40 points at stake in their postponed Las Vegas final.
Yes, But

Several leaders can clinch with strong qualifying or an early-round win, but the margins still leave room for a late shake-up. Vandergriff’s recent victory makes Hagan’s Funny Car lead vulnerable, while the postponed Pro Stock Motorcycle final could sharply change the title picture before Sunday’s eliminations.

State of Play
  • Qualifying runs Friday and Saturday; championship eliminations are scheduled for Sunday.
  • The Gadson-Herrera final from Las Vegas will be completed during Saturday qualifying.
  • Sunday’s eliminations are scheduled to begin at 11 a.m. PT, with FS1 coverage starting at 5 p.m. ET.
What's Next

Qualifying points and Saturday’s postponed motorcycle final will determine whether any title race tightens into a winner-take-all showdown. Champions in all four classes will be crowned during Sunday’s eliminations.

Bottom Line

Langdon, Hagan, and Glenn have the clearest paths to titles, but Pomona’s points swings—and a high-stakes motorcycle final—leave the season finale open to dramatic changes.