ABOUT DALLAS GLENN

RAD Torque Systems Chevrolet Camaro | 2025 NHRA Pro Stock World Champion

Originally from Seattle, Washington, Dallas Glenn’s path to becoming an NHRA Pro Stock World Champion started long before he ever climbed into the driver’s seat of a Pro Stock car. His racing experience spans multiple classes, including Super Gas, where he has also earned a national event win.

Dallas joined the KB Racing team in 2013 and spent years working behind the scenes, learning the ins and outs of a Pro Stock car and becoming a key member of the team. After years of working on the cars and serving as a clutch specialist, Dallas was given the opportunity to make his Pro Stock debut in 2021.

He wasted no time proving he belonged in the driver’s seat, earning his first career Pro Stock win during his rookie season and going on to be named the 2021 NHRA Rookie of the Year. Since then, Dallas has continued to establish himself as one of the toughest competitors in the class. Known for his quick reaction times and consistency behind the wheel of the RAD Torque Systems Chevrolet Camaro, he has become a regular contender for race wins and championships.

In 2025, years of hard work came together when Dallas captured his first NHRA Pro Stock World Championship. The championship season included eight national event wins and a strong run through the Countdown to the Championship, securing the title for Dallas and adding another world championship to the KB Titan Racing organization.

What sets Dallas apart is the experience and work ethic he brings to every part of the team. His years as a crew member continue to play a major role in the driver he is today, giving him an understanding of the car that few drivers have. Even as a world champion, Dallas remains hands-on behind the scenes and is one of the drivers responsible for driving a KB Titan Racing rig from race to race throughout the NHRA season.

Dallas continues to build his career with KB Titan Racing and RAD Torque Systems, bringing the same work ethic and determination that helped take him from a crew member to an NHRA Pro Stock World Champion.