DALLAS — The World Series of Pro Mod, one of the most prestigious events on the drag racing calendar, will move to the historic Texas Motorplex in 2027.
The event is scheduled for March 5-7, 2027, bringing the high-powered Pro Mod spectacle to one of drag racing’s most iconic venues.
“The World Series of Pro Mod has always been about creating something that feels bigger than just another drag race, and moving it to Texas Motorplex gives us an opportunity to take that vision to another level,” said World Series of Pro Mod creator Wes Buck. “This is one of the most iconic facilities in drag racing, and the people behind Texas Motorplex understand what it takes to build an event that racers want to be part of and fans want to experience. Christie and her team have been incredible to work with, and we’re excited about what we can build together. March 5-7, 2027 are going to be dates Pro Mod racers and fans need to have circled.”
The move marks an exciting new chapter for the World Series of Pro Mod, which has established itself as a marquee event for Pro Mod racers and fans. Texas Motorplex, meanwhile, provides an ideal setting for the event with its rich history, passionate Texas drag racing fan base and reputation for hosting major motorsports events.
“The World Series of Pro Mod belongs in Texas, and we couldn’t be more excited to welcome it to the historic Texas Motorplex,” said Christie Meyer Johnson, Co-Owner & General Manager, Texas Motorplex. “It’s an honor that Wes chose to partner with us, and we’re ready to roll up our sleeves and help grow this event into something even bigger than anyone imagined. We love building experiences that racers and fans remember, and this is another opportunity to do just that. Adding the World Series of Pro Mod to our already packed spring schedule is a huge win for Texas motorsports, and we can’t wait to show everyone what this partnership can become. We’re not just hosting an event, we’re committed to helping take it to the next level.”
The World Series of Pro Mod has become a must-attend event for the class, bringing together many of the sport’s top Pro Mod competitors for a high-stakes showcase of performance, competition and innovation.
“The goal is to make the World Series of Pro Mod something that people talk about long after the last car has left the property,” said Buck. “Texas Motorplex has the history, the facility and the team to help us do that. We’re just getting started.”
