After Sitting Closed for Over Two Years, Wayne County Dragstrip (a.k.a. Nahunta Dragway) Will Re-Open, as Drag Racer and Vlogger John Doc Acquires the North Carolina Track!
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After Sitting Closed for Over Two Years, Wayne County Dragstrip (a.k.a. Nahunta Dragway) Will Re-Open, as Drag Racer and Vlogger John Doc Acquires the North Carolina Track!

Although a few drag race tracks did close in 2025, a few new ones are under construction, or have been reported as coming back to life. The IHRA (International Hot Rod Association) made headlines in late December 2025 by announcing a pair of tracks, Memphis International Raceway and Heartland Motorsports Park, would have new life after sitting closed for a couple years.

But the IHRA wasn’t the only one to end the 2025 calendar year with track news, as in North Carolina, a deal was quietly being put together to acquire a track that had sat unused for over two years. Now, news has broken that it has been sold to a new owner, with plans to re-open for racing in 2026!

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Darlington Dragway Is Sold – Drag Racer and Vlogger John Doc of Nasty Racing Acquires Legendary South Carolina Track!
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Darlington Dragway Is Sold – Drag Racer and Vlogger John Doc of Nasty Racing Acquires Legendary South Carolina Track!

As one of South Carolina’s premier drag strips, Darlington Dragway has not only hosted big name events for multiple sanctioning bodies, but also been the site of record runs and nearly fifty years of history.

The track got a lot of attention in March of 2025, as one of several race tracks targeted for potential purchase by the IHRA (International Hot Rod Association).

Although the track would not be purchased by the IHRA, just four months later, it has been sold to a new owner!

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