The series format is something that Long hopes will help racers plan a full year of racing. Long wanted to make sure radial racers would be rewarded for racing the series and the payouts for the FROS are proof of this. Pro Mod has their own champions and this will do it for radials.”ĭuck X Production races have put up some of the biggest purses in all heads-up drag racing. The sponsors want something where it’s more organized so we can see who the true champion is in radial racing.
We have these awesome one-off races and there are some others out there too, but we want to see who can be consistent over several races to win it all. Companies like FuelTech, Proline Racing, Energy, Callies, Scott Tidwell Racing, and M&M Transmission were all pushing me to see if we could crown a radial tire champion. “This has been talked about for several years, but the sponsors are the ones that really wanted to see it come to life. Long will be the first one to tell you that the FROS has been on the board for a while, but it was the push of his sponsors that brought it to life. The FROS will be contested at the Sweet 16, US Street Nationals, Lights Out 13, Alabama Radial Outlaws, No Mercy 13, Orlando World Street Nationals, and the Snowbird Outlaw Nationals. Long and his partners didn’t want to pile more racing dates on the calendar, so they got together with established events for the series to follow. The 2022 FROS will feature Pro 275, X-Treme275 (based on X275 rules), Outlaw Drag Radial (based on Limited Drag Radial rules), and Ultimate Street (based on Ultra Street rules) as its main classes. The FuelTech Radial Outlaw Series (FROS) is a collaboration between Long and several tracks to crown series champions in the radial racing world. Lights Out, No Mercy, and The Sweet 16 have all been amazing standalone events, but now that’s about to change.
Donald “Duck” Long and his team at Duck X Productions helped elevate radial tire racing to a new level over the last decade.
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