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Originally Posted by CombatVet0311

Sport compact fwd is a made up class for competition at ricer venues and is not an NHRA class.

Well maybe you need to do a little more research

NHRA has outlined the classes in which sport compact racers can compete in the NHRA Lucas Oil Drag Racing Series and NHRA Summit Racing Series.

Sport compact racers in the Pro RWD, Pro FWD, Modified, and Hot Rod classes can compete in the Competition Eliminator category. All Motor racers can compete in the Super Stock category effective Jan. 1, 2009. Both categories are part of the NHRA Lucas Oil Drag Racing Series, the premier Sportsman series in drag racing.

Drivers in the NHRA Lucas Oil Drag Racing Series compete for national and divisional championships, and select categories are showcased at NHRA POWERade Drag Racing Series national events as well as divisional events around the country.

Racers who competed in the Sport FWD, Sport RWD, and Street Stock class can continue to race in the NHRA Summit Racing Series. The NHRA Summit Racing Series features a bracket racing format that allows drivers to compete on an equal basis against each other. NHRA Summit Racing Series Finals are conducted in each of NHRA's seven divisions, and winners advance to the NHRA Summit Racing Series National Championship held in conjunction with the NHRA POWERade season closer in Pomona. Both NHRA series are conducted at NHRA member tracks around the country.