European Drag Racing Championships on TV

The Fastest Motor Sport on Earth - 300 MPH!

Drag Racing is a flat-out race between 2 cars or bikes with speeds of up to 300mph along a quarter-mile drag strip.

Drag Racing was born in the USA and began in the forties when teenagers raced each other between traffic lights down the main 'drag' of their sleepy Californian towns. As this practice became more popular, the authorities moved racers off the streets and onto the surrounding dry lakes and disused airfields that were left after World War II.

Years on, the televised European Drag Racing Championships comprises of 8 official classes competing across Europe.

Crowds of up to 40,000 spectators attend races, consisting of loyal fans and a wider family audience now appreciating the growing sport.

2010 TV shows structure:

There will ten, one hour shows, two from each round, covering all FIA and UEM classes.

2010 Broadcasters:

View the Broadcasters page to see when and where the European Drag Racing Championships will be broadcast.

2010 Championships Online:

The European Drag Racing Championships can now be viewed online on the FIA/UEM Watch Online page.

2010 European Drag Racing Championships:

FIA European Drag Racing Championships Top Fuel Dragsters Pro Stock Cars Top Methanol Dragsters Top Methanol Funny Cars Pro Mod

UEM European Drag Bike Championship Top Fuel Bike Super Twin Bike Pro Stock Bike

View details of the various classes on the Drag Racing Classes page.

2010 Championship Venues:

Kunmadaras, Hungary Round 1: UEM

Santa Pod, UK Round 1 - FIA Round 2 - UEM

Alastaro, Finland Round 2 - FIA Round 3 - UEM

Mantorp Park, Sweden Round 3 - FIA Round 4 - UEM

Hockenheim, Germany Round 4: FIA Round 5 - UEM

Santa Pod, UK Round 5 - FIA Round 6 - UEM

Other Events:

View details of the other Santa Pod events and Championships that will be televised this year on the Other Events page.

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