Special Schedule News!!

Take a ride in our new 3 seat Big Block Chevy powered dragster!

Get suited up in the proper safety equipment (supplied by us). We will belt you into this 800 hp Monster and take you for the ride of your life. Experience the long smokey burnout and the G-Forces generated when leaving the starting line. You will be wondering why you have not "been here before". It is the perfect gift idea, Contact Us now for dates and locations that you can schedule a ride for yourself and that special someone!!

At each featured Outlaw Door Slammer Series event - Roy Hill's Drag Racing School will hold a one day school and experience for everyone the Friday prior to an event at each track. Fans or racers can participate. Race a sleek new Mustang, get a ride in a dragster or combine the two for Roy's exciting Ride N' Drive program. Racers can bring their own car and have Roy help them fine tune their car for the big Outlaw Door Slammer event through a unique 1 day school. If the demand is there Roy will be available for schools on Monday as well. 

Roy Hill's Drag Racing School, 4926 Walker Mill Road, Sophia, North Carolina 27350 - NHRA / IHRA License, Pro Stock Racing, Super Comp Racing, Bracket Racing, Jr Dragster Racing, Crew Chief, Engine Schools and more...

2010 UPCOMING SCHEDULE

You Know You are a Drag Racer if …

You have two dogs at home named "Snake" and "Mongoose."

You want to have kids just so you can run a Jr. Dragster.

You know more about a driver's career than his wife does.

Your weed whacker was blueprinted by Keith Black.

You put a 60-foot launchpad in your backyard instead of a pool.

After your garage door opens, you "stage" and wait on the Tree before pulling out.

After one pass around the yard on your lawn mower, you read the plug and "fatten 'er up."

During the winter, you roll the windows down just to smell the tire smoke from skidding tires.

You can't remember your spouse's birthday, but you know the e.t. and speed records in every Professional class.

You think the purpose of wings is to prevent flight.

You catch yourself saying, "I wish stoplights would flash yellow before they  turn green so I could get a better reaction time."

You know Hookers are headers.

You memorize the Summit and Jegs catalogs so you can build your dream car in your mind when you're bored.

"Going to the lanes" means getting ready to race, not going to roll some stupid heavy ball down a wood floor to knock down pins.

Your home page is set at NHRA.com.

When introducing your family, you refer to them as your "crewmembers."

You see burnout marks in the pavement and try to determine how serious a car it was by the length and width of the stripes. Then you say, "I coulda done better."

You refer to a cold day as "fast air."

While you're squirting dish soap in the sink, you're thinking about priming the injector.

When you joined AARP, you got mad because they didn't send you a pin, a patch, a rule book, or 48 issues of anything.

You talk in your sleep, and your wife wakes you up in the middle of the night and wants to know who Shirley and Connie are.

You describe someone who's upset as being "on the chip" or "on the tire."

You use the emergency-brake handle as the "hand brake" while inching up at a stoplight, pretending you're staging.

Read more: 2010 Schedule