During the racing season Firebird offers a wide variety of classes and types of races for you to compete in, check below for one that suits your racing needs.

Kidd Performance Super Pro Electronics are permitted, Open top bulb (full .5 tenths tree)-CompuStart.

Big O Tires Pro All vehicles running 9.00- 13.99. Electronics are NOT permitted. Optional staging (full .5 tenths tree)-CompuStart. Dial-ins (as outlined above) are required to fall within these e.t. breaks.

United Oil Sportsman All vehicles running 11.50 and slower, NO electronics permitted, Optional staging (full .5 tenths tree)-CompuStart.

The Comfort Source Pro Comp Open to front-motored dragsters, roadsters and altereds (pre-1955), pre-1950 cars and 1970-era or earlier Funny Cars running 7.00 – 9.50, Pro .4-tenths tree, handicapped start in eliminations.

Trophy Exclusively for the amateur, novice or first time competitor. Open to all vehicles running 9.00 or slower, NO electronics permitted, optional staging (full .5 tenths tree). Win your first round of competition and take home a trophy. Plus an award is on the line for the overall winner of the class.

Second Chance Bonus Races Held during selected Gold Cup events. This is a second chance category for all racers who don’t survive the first round. It has a separate entry fee and is run in two different categories, one for electronics called “Box” and one without called “No Box”.

Idaho Pizza Junior Dragster Junior Dragster is offered in two different racing divisions in eighth mile competition…Junior Lightning (11.99-Quicker) and Junior Thunder (11.00-Slower). More information

Shannon Campbell Fathom Realty Junior Street Junior Street is offered for boys and girls between 13-16 years of age (with parental assistance). When competing in Jr. Street, this is a stand alone class. The only other class a driver can compete in is Jr. Dragster (no other class per the NHRA Rule Book) More information

Shannon Campbell Fathom Realty Sled/Bike This category is offered to all Sleds and Motorcycles. The class is run off a split tree, either a pro .4 tree or a full .5 tree (per Division 6 Summit ET Finals guidelines, Sled/Bike has option to use electronics/delay box).

Idaho Army Nat’l Guard High School The High School program is offered to both schools and individuals with points on the line in the six-race series for cars or trucks 11.00 or slower. No electronics are permitted and a full .5 tenths tree is used.

Economy Transmission Alumni The Alumni program is offered to high school graduates who want to represent their alma Madre and chase for a year-end track championship. The class is open to cars or trucks 10.00 and slower. No electronics are permitted and a full .5 tenths tree is used.

Moffitt & Bratton Outlaw Street The Outlaw Street category is open to any car or truck, which runs on street-type tires and through the mufflers with a dial in of 10.00 or slower. All competitors run off the full .5 tree and this is a non-electronics category.

Capitol City Transmission Nostalgia The Nostalgia class is open to any entry 1979 or older, running 13.99 or quicker at selected races throughout the season. All competitors run off the full .5 tree and this is a non-electronics category.

Wayne’s Transmissions Street Truck The Street Truck category is open to any type of truck, which runs on street-type tires and through the mufflers with a dial in of 10.00 or slower. All competitors run off the full .5 tree and this is a non-electronics category.

Carl’s Cycle Sales Street Bike The Street Bike Series is offered during the course of the season on select Friday nights for all types of motorcycles (without wheelie bars). All competitors run off the full .5 tree and this is a non-electronics category.

Modern Driveline Super Shifter presented by Rich’s Auto Care The Super Shifter Series is a class exclusively for the manual shift cars and trucks with a dial in of 10.00 or slower. All competitors run off the full .5 tree and this is a non-electronics category.

Garry’s Automotive Factory Muscle The Factory Muscle Series is offered during the course of the season off the full .5 tree for any Detroit-inspired, domestic “performance-orientated” car, SUV or truck 2004 or newer. This is a non-electronics category.

Fairly Reliable Bob’s Club Challenge The Club Challenge is open to all clubs. It is divided into three different groups. The Silver Cup is for clubs with the potential of competing with 13-26 entrants at any given Club Challenge race. The Bronze Cup is for clubs with 7-12 entrants at any give Club Challenge event. For smaller teams, a Copper Cup is offered (for clubs with 6 or fewer participants).

There are also a multitude of specialty races held during the season these include, Spring Best of Detroit, Hot Truck Nationals, Northwest Mopar Championships, Oldies but Goodies Drags, Street Nationals, Fall Best of Detroit and the Fall Swap and Race. Each of these races offer a number of special categories for the different types of makes and models.

Check the schedule section to see when these races are held and with Firebird for more information concerning any of these races.