What does BNR mean in RACING

Bad News Racing (BNR) is an abbreviation used in reference to a style of drag racing that uses cars with a variety of modifications. This type of racing is characterized by its high-performance and competitive nature.

BNR has become increasingly popular among car enthusiasts and racers alike who look for an adrenaline rush or those looking to up their skills.

To participate in BNR, you will need either a purpose-built or modified racecar, safety gear such as fireproof clothing and equipment, tires suitable for the track surface, reliable parts related to mechanics or performance, and other relevant equipment.

The costs associated with preparing for BNR vary depending on the level of competitiveness one wishes to attain. Generally speaking, more performance will require more money. However, there are ways one can make their car faster without breaking the bank by finding used parts or participating in low-cost competitions like bracket racing.

Yes! There are lots of different categories when it comes to Bad News Racing — including classic muscle cars; modern sports cars; high-powered imports; street rods; custom kits; 4x4s; trucks; Jeeps; motorcycles and other specialty vehicles which may have been built from scratch or modified from existing models.