Palm Beach International Raceway is excited to announce that SPEED TV will be back at PBIR’s quarter-mile all-concrete drag strip in August to film episodes of the popular show Pass Time. Pass Time will begin filming on August 19 and 20.

Palm Beach International Raceway officials have moved the start of all IHRA Summit Super Series points races.  Beginning July 10, the gates will now open at 4 p.m. and time runs are scheduled to begin at 5:30 p.m.  and eliminations will start at 7 p.m.

In March of this year, the SPEED TV crew packed into Palm Beach International Raceway to set up for their first taping of the 2010 season for PINKS: All Out, hosted by Rich Christensen. All of the drama captured during taping at Palm Beach International Raceway will unfold on air on tonight at 9:00 p.m. Eastern time.

PBIR’s quarter-mile, all concrete drag strip was chosen as the first venue on the 13-event season. The show visits some of the largest and most prestigious venues in the country, including Chicagoland Speedway in Joliet, Ill. and zMAX Dragway in Charlotte, N.C. The show was at the track in 2007, before the facility underwent renovations.

Palm Beach International Raceway was forced to cancel an exciting evening of drag racing and fireworks. Unfortunately, rainy weather at the track and throughout the area caused PBIR officials to cancel the event.

The race will be rescheduled for a later date that has not been set yet.  All racer entries and spectators will be able to use their tickets purchased for this event at the rescheduled event later this summer.

Palm Beach International Raceway is bringing HOT ROD SUNDAY back! On Sunday, August 15 PBIR is hosting a car and truck show, drag racing gambler’s race and a swap meet, just like the old days. The Classic Car and Truck Show is hosted by South East Rod and Customs and will be filled with a variety of classic cars and trucks, which will have the opportunity to take a pass on the fastest quarter-mile drag strip in South Florida! For more information click here!

Palm Beach International Raceway is hosting one of its biggest summer events, “Night of Fire”, this Saturday, July 3. “Night of Fire” will offer entertainment for the entire family – including drag racing, a fireworks show and a kid’s zone.

Palm Beach International Raceway has set up a spectacular night of racing including appearances by two jet cars – Glory Days and Black Ice and runs by some of the fastest Pro Mods around.

107.9 WIRK is hosting a contest beginning on June 21 where YOU could win tickets to the Coke Zero 400 at Daytona International Speedway.

Click the link below to check out Tiny burning rubber here at Palm Beach International Raceway’s quarter-mile, all-concrete drag strip in a U-Pull and Pay car.

Palm Beach International Raceway is just a few weeks away from hosting one of our biggest summer events, “Night of Fire”, which will take place on Saturday, July 3. “Night of Fire” will offer entertainment for the entire family – including a fireworks show!

 More info here

For the first time in Thunder Jam history one of the most recognizable race machines in all of motorsports will make its debut in front of thousands of screaming fans as the Grave Digger Monster Truck comes to Palm Beach International Raceway Saturday, October 9 for one of the biggest Thunder Jams in the history of the series.

Standing nearly 12 feet tall with 66 inch tall, 44 inch wide tires and weighing in at nearly 12,000 pounds, Grave Digger is one of the most popular race machines on earth and on October 9 Grave Digger will use its 2,000 horsepower Chevy Big Block engine to make a full quarter-mile pass against a guest opponent during the Thunder Jam at PBIR.