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Roadkill Nights 2025 took over Woodward Avenue in Pontiac, Michigan, with the wildest LEGAL street racing of the year! Watch the best Big Tire and Small Tire heads-up action as street-legal drag cars go all-out in eliminations for ultimate bragging rights.

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HOT ROD Drag Week 2025 once again put the toughest street cars in the country to the test. Over five days and more than 600 miles, racers had to prove they could drive their cars on the street and still lay down serious numbers at the track. From six-second Unlimited cars to 10-second cruisers, the competition was stacked. In the end, Ned Dunphy’s 3,000-hp Dodge Viper was the best of the field, averaging 6.17 at 247 mph to set a new record and lock down the title of America’s Fastest Street Car.

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HOT ROD Editor-in-Chief John McGann and NHRA lead broadcaster Brian Lohnes sit down with NASCAR champion Joey Logano in this episode of HOT ROD Pod. Logano looks back on his rise from an overconfident young prodigy to a humble, fiercely driven veteran of the sport. He shares the hard lessons learned from early setbacks, the need to stay adaptable as car technology evolves, and the intense mental and physical demands of racing at the highest level. Logano also dives into his relentless pursuit of excellence, his commitment to safety, and how honest teamwork and strong leadership have shaped his success on and off the track.

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Andy Leach from Cal Auto Creations describes the work involved with bringing this 1933 Pontiac to the 2025 Grand National Roadster Show.

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Jeff Schwartz of Schwartz Performance shows off this barn find a 1971 Dodge Charger 440 Six-Pack Super Bee with a walk around and an attempt to break loose its frozen 440 big-block engine.

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Eric Bishop of Bishop Custom Cars in Palm Desert, California, installs Reilly Motorsports anti-sway bar kit on a 1968 Plymouth Valiant.

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