The NHRA 4-Wide Nationals, April 24-26 at zMAX Dragway, is unlike anything else in motorsports. The moment the lights go green, four lanes turn into a blur of speed and sound.
It’s the kind of chaos you don’t understand until you feel it in person.
What Do You Get With Your Ticket?
You get access that no other sport offers. Every ticket is a pit pass, which means you’re not stuck in your seat all day.
You’re in the middle of it.
Walk through the pits. Watch crews tear down engines between runs. Stand just feet away as teams prep 44,000 horsepower machines for the next round.
Want to meet a driver? You can. Autographs and photo opportunities are easy to find, giving you real access to the stars before they fire up and head to the line.
Is NHRA Family-Friendly?
Yes, and it’s one of the most interactive weekends you can bring your family to. Kids aren’t just watching from a distance.
They’re walking through the pits, seeing cars up close, and meeting drivers in a way most sports don’t allow.
It’s loud, it’s fast, and it’s something they’ll remember long after the weekend is over.
What Makes 4-Wide Racing So Different?
It changes everything. Instead of two cars, you’ve got four launching at the same time, creating a wall of sound and speed that you feel in your chest. The ground shakes. The air changes. And, in just a few seconds, it’s over. On to the next quartet.
This is the most powerful motorsport in the world and at zMAX Dragway, you experience it all at once.
Is This One of the Most Affordable Motorsports Experiences?
Yes. When you factor in the access, the racing, and the full weekend of entertainment, NHRA delivers one of the best values in motorsports. You’re not paying extra to get closer. It’s already included.
Three days of racing. Full pit access. Real interaction with the sport. All in one ticket.
It’s your only chance in 2026 to see four wide drag racing and your only shot to experience NHRA in Charlotte this year.
Get your tickets now and enjoy an unforgettable weekend your crew will be talking about years to come.
