Racing Series NHRA Midwest Nationals (1997–2010, 2012–present) NHRA Lucas Oil Drag Racing Series Formula Drift (2018–present) USAC Silver Crown Champ Car Series (1997–2001, 2013–2014, 2016, 2022) Future Events Trans-Am Series (1985, 2023) Previous Events AMA Superbike Championship (1995) American Indycar Series (1988, 1990) Americas Rallycross Championship (2019) ARCA Midwest Tour Illinois Lottery 40 (2016–2017) ARCA Menards Series PapaNicholas Coffee 150 (1986, 1997, 2001, 2004–2007, 2018–2020) ARCA Menards Series East & West Monaco Cocktails Gateway Classic 125 (2018–2019) ARTGO Challenge Series (1997) ASA National Tour (2000) ASA Late Model Series (2008–2009) Atlantic Championship (1998–2000) Can-Am (1985–1986) NASCAR Xfinity Series 5-Hour Energy 250 (1997–2010) NASCAR Autozone Elite Division – Midwest Series (1998–2003) NASCAR AutoZone Elite Division, Southeast Series (1999) TORC: The Off-Road Championship (2015) Race History NASCAR Cup Series results NTT IndyCar Series results NASCAR Xfinity Series results NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series results NHRA Camping World Drag Racing Series results The 2004 event was marked by tragedy as Top Fuel driver Darrell Russell was killed in a second round crash. Russell had qualified at the No. 1 position for the second time in his career just the day before. One of the drag strip grandstands is named "The Darrell Russell Stand" in his memory. Track Records NASCAR Cup Series Qualifying: Chase Briscoe, 32.528 s (138.342 mph), June 4, 2022 NASCAR Cup Series Race: Joey Logano, 3 h 7 min 34 s (97.965 mph), June 5, 2022 NASCAR Nationwide Series Qualifying: Brad Keselowski and Reed Sorenson*, 33.158 s (135.714 mph), July 18, 2009 NASCAR Nationwide Series Race: Carl Edwards, 2 h 5 min 54 s (119.142 mph), July 29, 2006 NASCAR Camping World Truck Series Qualifying: Grant Enfinger, 32.405 s (138.867 mph), 2018 NASCAR Camping World Truck Series Race: Jack Sprague, 1 h 45 min 31 s NHRA Camping World Drag Racing Series Fastest Speed: Brittany Force (Top Fuel, 338.43 mph) October 2, 2022 SCCA Formula Atlantic Overall: Hans Peter, 53.635, March 29, 2008 CART Championship Auto Racing Teams Race: Juan Pablo Montoya, 1 h 55 min 38 s (155.519 mph), September 17, 2000 IndyCar Single-Lap Record: Will Power (189.709 mph) August 25, 2017 IndyCar Two-lap Qualifying Average: Will Power (189.642 mph) August 25, 2017 (*) Keselowski and Sorenson tied for the fastest lap time in qualifying, both setting a new identical track record. By virtue of being higher in owner's points, Keselowski was given the tiebreaker and credited with the pole. Other