After a decade long absence, championship drag racing is returning to Adelaide.

The Australian National Drag Racing Association (ANDRA) can confirm that an ANDRA Pro Series round featuring Top Fuel, Top Alcohol, Top Bike and Pro Stock Motorcycle categories will be held at Adelaide International Raceway on April 13, 14 and 15.

Southern Cross Transit director Frank Oliveri said the sChOOL BUS Challenge will show off the performance of the buses along with their green credentials and safety.

Park Ridge drag racer Mark Davison is entering the Rocket Allstars Racing Series this weekend at Willowbank Raceway with a new weapon.

Davison will be debuting a supercharged ride in the Competition category and is hoping that chasing a new national record will help the team get over a series of mechanical dramas.

Goldthorpe is a past track champion in the Modified Bike division at Willowbank Raceway and is also the current points leader.

She will be competing on Saturday, January 21 at the Rocket Allstars Racing Series event where teams from across Australia are coming to compete for national points.

Now in its thirteenth consecutive season, this is the longest running eighth mile drag racing series in Australia and again the Coonawarra Dragway hosts the second round featuring Modified, Super Sedan, Modified Bike, Super Street and Junior Dragster.

From Junior Dragster to Top Doorslammer.

The ANDRA Drag Racing Summit was held at Sydney Dragway on 22 and 23 October.

Representatives were chosen from across the country and various areas in the sport to provide their views on future direction. The ANDRA board will consider this information in its February strategic planning meeting.

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In an exciting development for South Australian motorsport fans, the Australian National Drag Racing Association (ANDRA) and Racing Onn Promotions have commenced negotiations to bring the ANDRA Pro Series to Adelaide International Raceway on April 14 and 15.

The ANDRA Pro Series is Australia's major drag racing championship and attracts professional teams from around the country.

The Australian National Drag Racing Association (ANDRA) board has approved the use of shorter racing distances including eighth mile (201.1 metres) and 1000 feet (304.8 metres) for championship racing.

The change will allow the use of more facilities throughout Australia that have been designed for shorter distances, while tracks with adequate length and safety for the traditional quarter mile (402.2 metres) format will still run that distance.

It is one of the first times anywhere in the world a major drag racing series has embraced different racing distances within the same championship.