2025 DragChamp .90 Racer of the Year

Keith Mayers wins five times in six finals to lead the DragChamp .90 Top 10 List, presented by Laris Motorsports Insurance

01/07/26 – Welcome to the 2025 DragChamp .90 Racer of the Year Top 10 List presented by Laris Motorsports Insurance. We ranked the best racers of the year from the 8.90, 9.90, and 10.90 classes. Read below to see which racers made the biggest impact over the 2025 season.

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DragChamp Top 10 List

1 – Keith Mayers

Keith Mayers earns the DragChamp 2025 .90 Racer of the Year title after winning five times in six NHRA finals. Keith finished the season with second place finishes in Super Gas and Super Street in the Division 1 standings. Nationally, Keith finished seventh in the Super Gas standings. In addition to his success in the NHRA, Keith also won twice in three finals in the Mid Atlantic .90 Series and captured the Super Street Series Championship.

2 – Chad Webber

Chad Webber followed his brother’s lead and added a second straight NHRA world championship for the family. His brother Cody won the 2024 Top Dragster championship and Chad captured the 2025 Super Comp championship. Webber entered the last race of the season trailing yearlong points leader Kris Whitfield. Needing a win to secure the championship, Webber came through in the clutch winning the World Finals and the World Championship.

2 – JJ Brock

JJ Brock won the Super Gas World Championship on the strength of two wins in four final round appearances to land in the #2 spot on the Top 10 List.

3 – Sherman Adcock

Super Comp/Super Gas veteran Sherman Adcock continues to post Top 10 results year after year. His 2025 campaign was a success as he finished #2 in both Super Comp and Super Gas in Division 2 while also posting a 4th place finish nationally in Super Comp. Sherman won five times in six finals on the season.

4 – Kris Whitfield

Kris Whitfield led the Super Comp points chase for almost the entire season before Chad Webber passed him in the final round of the season. Whitfield finished #2 nationally and won the Division 5 Super Comp championship on the strength of four wins in six final round appearances.

5 – Nathan Prose

Nathan Prose takes the five spot after winning four times in six finals in 2025. Prose won the Division 3 Super Comp title and finished 3rd in Super Gas in D3 and 4th nationally.

6 – Jason Kenny

Jason Kenny made seven final round appearances (with two victories) in 2025 in his Super Comp dragster and Super Gas Corvette. Kenny won the Division 1 SC title by over 100 points on the strength of his five final round appearances. He finished #3 nationally in Super Comp and also posted a sixth place finish in the Division 1 Super Gas standings.

7 – Val Torres

The 2024 Super Gas World Champ came within three round wins of going back-to-back. He finished 2nd in the Super Gas standings in 2025 after winning twice in three final round appearances. Torres also finished second in the Division 7 SG standings.

8 – Josh Eastburn

Josh Eastburn purchased his Super Gas Cutlass midway through the season. He only ran 5 LODRS events resulting in a 3rd round finish, a semifinal, and three straight event wins to win the D1 Super Gas championship!

9 – Evan Kowalski

Evan Kowalski went two for two in final rounds during his 2025 campaign which led him to the Division 7 Super Gas championship and a fifth place finish nationally.

10 – Trevor Larson

Trevor Larson won the Division 5 Super Gas title and finished #3 nationally after winning once in three final round appearances.

10 – Jeff Cheney

Jeff Cheney closed out the 2025 season with a fifth place finish nationally and a second place finish in Division 5. He won two times last season in four final round appearances.

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