1988 NHRA Le Grandnational

From Sanair Dragway in Montreal, Quebec, Canada, the only stop for the NHRA north of the border for a number of years, it's the 1988 Le Grandnational.  Paul Page, Steve Evans, and "Big Daddy" Don Garlits, call the action for Diamond P Sports.

An added bonus.  Here are the Sportsman categories also racing in Montreal at Sanair.  Once again, Paul Page, Steve Evans, and "Big Daddy" Don Garlits call the racing action.  The classes shown are Top Alcohol Dragster, Top Alcohol Funny Car, Competition Eliminator, and Super Comp. 

1976 NHRA World Finals

From the Diamond P Sports archives, it is the final race of the 1976 NHRA drag racing season, the World Finals from Ontario Motor Speedway in Ontario, California, a track that no longer exists.  Dave McLelland in the booth, and Frank Farino in the pits/staging area, call the action. 

1990 NHRA Jolly Rancher Candies Northwest Nationals

The 1990 running of the NHRA Jolly Rancher Candies Northwest Nationals from Seattle International Raceway in Kent, Washington.  Dave McLelland and Steve Evans call the action for ESPN SpeedWorld.  Also, watch for Frank Kramberger, an east coast funny car driver, who, on his first trip to a race out west, ended up with a major fire, but came out of it, thankfully, unharmed.

1979 NHRA Summernationals

Five parts of the race broadcast of the 1979 NHRA Summernationals at Old Bridge Township Raceway Park, in Englishtown, New Jersey, a.k.a. E-Town.  Dave McLelland and Steve Evans call the action for Diamond P Sports.

1988 NHRA U.S. Nationals

The biggest drag race of them all, the U.S. Nationals from Indianapolis Raceway Park in Clermont, Indiana, with coverage from American Sports Cavalcade.  Steve Evans, Paul Page, and "Big Daddy" Don Garlits, call the action.