The Red Line Synthetic Oil PDRA Drag Racing Series has revealed its seven-race schedule for the 2026 season.

The eight-mile drag racing series will return to four familiar racetracks from last season, along with a return to Darlington Dragway in South Carolina, which serves as the season opener for the first time.

"Coming out of the World Finals, we knew some changes were imminent," said Tyler Crossnoe, series director. "Change is inevitable in life--whether it is in personal, business or your hobbies--in time, change occurs. We have decided to make a few shifts in our schedule for 2026 to adapt to the ever-changing motorsports scope in hopes of seeing more teams be able to compete for a full-season championship.

"In 2026, our goal is to put racers in a better position to chase a full-season championship with the PDRA," Crossnoe continued. "We understand the costs of the sport are not cheap and after weeks of back-and-forth discussions internally, we settled on only doing seven races this season to allow for better spacing in between events and for the hopes of an extremely competitive season."

The PDRA's professional categories include Pro Boost, Pro Nitrous, Extreme Pro Stock, Pro 632, Pro Street and Super Street. The series also features sportsman racing in Top Sportsman, Top Dragster, Pro Jr. Dragster and Top Jr. Dragster.

For more information, visit pdra660.com.

See the full 2026 schedule below: