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Sports season
| 1999 NHRA Drag Racing Season | |
|---|---|
| League | NHRA |
| Sport | Drag racing |
| Champions | Tony Schumacher (Top Fuel) John Force (Funny Car) Warren Johnson (Pro Stock) Matt Hines (Pro Stock Bike) Bob Panella Jr. (Pro Stock Truck) |
The NHRA Winston Drag Racing Series was a series of drag racing races which took place from 1975 and 2001. The series is now known as the NHRA Mission Foods Drag Racing Series. It is the top competition division of the NHRA.
These are the results for the 1999 Season.
| 1999 NHRA Winston Drag Racing Series Schedule [1] | |||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Date | Race | Site | Winners | ||||
| Top Fuel | Funny Car | Pro Stock | Pro Stock Bike | Pro Stock Truck | |||
| February 4–7 race finished Monday February 8 | AutoZone Winternationals | Pomona, California | Mike Dunn | Tony Pedregon | Jeg Coughlin Jr. | N/A | Randy Daniels |
| February 25–28 | Checker Schuck’s Kragen Nationals Presented By Pennzoil | Phoenix, Arizona | Joe Amato | John Force | Kurt Johnson | N/A | N/A |
| March 18–21 | Mac Tools Gatornationals | Gainesville, Florida | Mike Dunn | John Force | Warren Johnson | Angelle Seeling | Mark Osborne |
| April 8–11 | O’Reilly Nationals Presented By Pennzoil | Houston, Texas | Doug Herbert | John Force | Kurt Johnson | N/A | Mark Osborne |
| April 22–25 | Castrol Nationals Presented By O’Reilly Auto Parts | Dallas, Texas | Gary Scelzi | Tony Pedregon | Warren Johnson | Antron Brown | N/A |
| April 28–May 2 race finished Monday May 3 | Pennzoil Nationals Presented By Trak Auto | Richmond, Virginia | Cory McClenathan | John Force | Allen Johnson | N/A | Brad Jeter |
| May 13–16 | Advance Auto Parts NHRA Southern Nationals | Atlanta, Georgia | Gary Scelzi | John Force | Warren Johnson | Angelle Seeling | Randy Daniels |
| May 20–23 race finished Tuesday May 25 | Mopar Parts Nationals | Englishtown, New Jersey | Joe Amato | John Force | Richie Stevens | Angelle Seeling | Mike Coughlin |
| June 3–6 | Fram Route 66 Nationals | Chicago, Illinois | Mike Dunn | Tim Wilkerson | Warren Johnson | Matt Hines | Bob Panella Jr. |
| June 10–13 | Pontiac Excitement Nationals Presented By Summit Racing | Columbus, Ohio | Doug Herbert | Phil Burkart | Warren Johnson | Antron Brown | John Coughlin |
| June 24–26 | Sears Craftsman NHRA Nationals | Madison, Illinois | Gary Scelzi | John Force | Jim Yates | Angelle Seeling | Bob Panella Jr. |
| July 8-10 race finished Sunday July 11 | Winston No Bull Showdown | Bristol, Tennessee | Class Competed With Funny Car | John Force | Jeg Coughlin Jr. | Matt Hines | Randy Daniels |
| July 15–18 | Mopar Parts Mile-High NHRA Nationals | Denver, Colorado | Joe Amato | Tony Pedregon | Jeg Coughlin | David Schultz | N/A |
| July 30–August 1 | Prolong Super Lubricants NHRA Northwest Nationals Presented By Al’s Auto Supply | Seattle, Washington | Joe Amato | Del Worsham | Kurt Johnson | N/A | N/A |
| August 6–8 | Autolite NHRA Nationals | Sonoma, California | Doug Kalitta | Whit Bazemore | Jim Yates | N/A | N/A |
| August 19–22 | Colonel’s Truck Accessories NHRA Nationals | Brainerd, Minnesota | Larry Dixon | John Force | Jeg Coughlin | Craig Treble | N/A |
| September 1-6 | U.S. Nationals | Indianapolis, Indiana | Cory McClenathan | Frank Pedregon | Warren Johnson | Matt Hines | Mike Coughlin |
| September 16–19 | True Value Keystone Nationals | Reading, Pennsylvania | Joe Amato | Tommy Johnson Jr. | Jeg Coughlin | Matt Hines | N/A |
| September 30-October 3 race finished Monday October 4 | Advance Auto Parts Nationals | Topeka, Kansas | Doug Herbert | John Force | Mike Edwards | N/A | Bob Panella Jr. |
| October 7–10 | AutoZone NHRA Nationals Presented By Pennzoil | Memphis, Tennessee | Doug Herbert | Tommy Johnson Jr. | Mike Edwards | Angelle Seeling. | Brad Jeter |
| October 21–24 | O’Reilly Fall Nationals Presented By Castrol Syntec | Dallas, Texas | Tony Schumacher | John Force | Warren Johnson | N/A | Brad Jeter |
| October 28–31 | Matco Tools SuperNationals Presented By Racing Champions | Houston, Texas | Larry Dixon | John Force | WRickie Smith | Tony Mullen | N/A |
| November 11–14 | Automobile Club of Southern California NHRA Finals | Pomona, California | Mike Dunn | Jerry Toliver | Jeg Coughlin | Antron Brown | Steve Johns |
