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DINWIDDIE, VA (October 2025) — Jason Harris and the Party Time Racing team finished the PDRA season on top once again, taking home their third consecutive World Finals Pro Boost event win at the Brian Olson Memorial PDRA World Finals at Virginia Motorsports Park.
Harris entered the weekend strong, qualifying third overall with a 3.570-second pass at 210.14 mph. From there, he delivered consistent, competitive runs through eliminations. He recorded one of the quickest passes of the event — a 3.564 at 210.08 mph — while advancing through the rounds.
In eliminations, Harris defeated teammate John Doc in Round Two with a 3.621 at 208.71 mph, moved past Kurt Steding in the semifinals, and faced Ty Tutterow in the final. The race was decided on the starting line when Tutterow went red by 0.041 seconds, giving Harris the automatic win. Harris still posted a solid 3.586-second pass at 209.20 mph to secure the victory.
This marks Harris’s third straight PDRA World Finals win, extending his dominance at one of the most competitive events in Pro Boost. His combination of consistency, precision, and strong team execution capped off another standout year for Party Time Racing.
Jason Harris completed his “Drive for Five” at the 2026 PDRA World Finals, winning the event and becoming the first five-time world champion in series history. His Proline-powered “Party Time” Camaro ran a 3.601 at 211.16 MPH in the final.
Ned Dunphy successfully defended his HOT ROD Drag Week Overall and Unlimited titles while setting a new drag-and-drive record with a 5.974 at 249.16 MPH in his Pro Line Racing-prepared, SMX-powered Dodge Viper.
Andres Arnover won his first FIA European Pro Modified Championship in 2026. Rain cut the Santa Pod finale short, leaving his season-long points lead intact.
