SpringNationals: Lucas Oil Indianapolis Raceway Park April 17th - April 19th, 2026
- Jan 21
- 2 min read
Updated: Apr 18

Event Schedule:
FRIDAY – April 17
8:00 AM – Main Gate Opens for Stacking
10:00 AM – Gates Open for Parking
12:00 PM – Friday Night Test-N-Tune Begins
6:00 PM – Friday Night Test-N-Tune Ends
8:00 PM – Overnight Stacking Begins
SATURDAY – April 18
7:00 AM – Gates Open
8:00 AM – 4:00 PM – Tech Inspections
9:00 AM – Time Trials & Qualifying (2 Sessions)
No Box, Box, and Jr Dragsters, SST, STK, SC, SS, SG,
1:00 PM – Super Shootouts
1:30 PM – Round 1 Eliminations No Box, Box, and Jr Dragsters
Eliminations Continue
7:00 PM – Gates Close
SUNDAY – April 19
7:00 AM – Gates Open
9:00 AM – Time Trials (1 Session)
No Box, Box, and Jr Dragsters ONLY
11:00 AM – Round 1 Eliminations Begin
SST, STK, SC, SS, SG, No Box, Box, and Jr Dragsters,
Eliminations Continue
ENTRY & SPECTATOR FEES:
Friday Test-N-Tune: $50
NHRA Classes: $100
Box: $80
No Box: $65
Jr. Dragster Classes: $35
Crew / Spectators
Friday: $15
Saturday: $25
Sunday: $15
3-Day Pass: $50
Important Notes
Visit RaceIRP.com for updates
Drivers may enter up to two (2) classes.
This is an NHRA Grade Point Event for multiple classes.
Important Links:
Tech Card Link: https://nhradata.com/TC/1102/C/NO31
Discord link for Division 3: https://discord.gg/d4AGcSru
Payout:
Please complete W-9 Form: NHRA W9 Racer Form
Live Timing:
NHRA Live Timing Link: Click Here
Daily Run Schedule:

Tech Card Policy Reminder:
Reminder to all participants, any driver making a run prior to submitting an electronic tech card and not signing the online or onsite waiver will be disqualified from the event. Disqualification applies to the driver and vehicle in which the illegal run was involved. Should a driver have a second entry in a different category at the same event, the second entry will be allowed to continue providing tech inspection and waiver signing was completed prior to making a run in the vehicle.
Tech Card Policy Reminder:
If any corrections are required after submitting a tech card. Competitor will notify the race director or NHRA staff of any necessary corrections as soon as possible. NHRA will provide the competitor with a link to edit the tech card.
Class Changes (STK and SS):
Stock and Super Stock competitors that request a class change after submitting a tech card. Racer notifies the tech department of a class change prior to making a qualifying attempt. Tech department confirms vehicle fits within the class then makes applicable changes to weight sticker, etc. Tech department notifies the tower of change


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