Seventy2Fast: The Diesel Drag Class That Just Hit $100,000 And Sold Out Overnight

The diesel world knew the Seventy2Fast class was going to be big, but nobody expected it to sell out in a single weekend. Lavon D. Miller and the Firepunk Diesel team dropped the announcement, and just like that, the most exclusive, high-stakes diesel drag racing class of the year filled every slot. If you blinked, you missed it.

And now? Seventy2Fast is officially a $100,000 guaranteed-payout class.

The Class That Redefined Diesel Racing

Seventy2Fast debuted last year as an invite-only, heads-up, instant-green drag racing class built for the heaviest hitters in the diesel world. Designed for parity and pure competition, the class mandates:

• An unmodified VS Racing 72/89/1.01 T4 turbo
• Pump diesel only (no nitrous, no water/meth)
• Air-to-air intercooler
• Minimum race weight of 6,000 pounds
• Pre- and post-race turbo inspection
• Chip-draw pairings and no timeslips

That recipe creates an arena where reaction time, driving skill, tuning precision, and chassis setup decide the outcome—not whoever brings the wildest power adder.

$100,000 Guaranteed. And It Keeps Getting Better.

The payout escalation happened fast. After entries filled, sponsors jumped in and pushed Seventy2Fast into record-breaking territory:

• $25,000 Title Sponsors: Tameless Performance & Firepunk
• $10,000 Sponsors: Snyder Performance Engineering, Warren Diesel Injection, VS Racing
• $5,000 Sponsors: No Zone, New Performance Automotive, Legend Tuning, Poor Boys Diesel Performance

The Payout Breakdown

This is where Seventy2Fast becomes undeniably historic:

• Winner: $70,000
• Runner-Up: $20,000
• Semi-Finalists: $5,000 each
• All 8 Quarter-Finalists: Edge Products Insight+ with Custom Tuning + EAS Street Diesel package (valued at $1,004)

And that’s before brand-specific contingency bonuses.

Power Stroke Contingencies — $11,000 On The Line

Provided by Warren Diesel Injection, Powerhouse Diesel, JDB Diesel Performance, and Snyder Performance Engineering.

Duramax Contingencies

• Merchant Automotive & HSP Diesel: $1,000 per round win versus Cummins or Power Stroke (up to $10,000)
• Hawk Performance Diesel: $3,000 to the winner, $2,000 to the runner-up

Location And Event

This isn’t just any race class. It’s the Seventy2Fast class at UCC 2026, part of the annual Ultimate Callout Challenge event taking place June 5–7, 2026, at Lucas Oil Raceway in Indianapolis, Indiana. That means you’re not just competing for guts and glory—you’re stepping onto the biggest diesel stage in North America, where the best come to fight and be seen.

Missed Entry? There’s Still A Chance

Entries may be closed while turbo supply is confirmed, but the waitlist is open with a zero-dollar sign-up. It’s first-come, first-served if any competitors drop out—meaning there’s still a shot for determined racers.