Division 2 East (Heat Wave) is made up of South Carolina drag strips. Besides the host Carolina Dragway, it includes the historic Darlington Dragway, Dorchester Dragway and Ware Shoals Dragway.

Carolina Dragway took last year's team title. Individual winners were: Mark Cooper, representing Carolina Dragway, in the Top E.T. class, Tim Butler in the Modified E.T. class and Brad Johnson in Junior Dragster.

Division 3 (North Stars) features some of the top tracks in an area that stretches from New York through Pennsylvania and Ohio to Kentucky. The list includes: Keystone Raceway Park, Quaker City Motorsports Park, Empire Dragway, Beaver Springs Dragway, Thompson Raceway Park, Lancaster Dragway, Skyview Drags, Dragway 42 and I-64 Dragway.

Keystone Raceway Park won last year's team title, while individual winners included: Dale Duche of Keystone in Top E.T., Vic Ellinger of Thompson Raceway Park in Modified E.T., Thompson's David Mann in Street and Lane Kahey of Beaver Springs Dragway in Junior Dragster.

Division 5 (Thunder) cuts across the upper Midwest with some of the most historic drag strips in the country. The list includes: Bunker Hill Dragstrip, Central Illinois Dragway, Cordova International Raceway, Eddyville Raceway Park, Grand Bend Motorplex, Great Lakes Dragaway, Marion County International Raceway, Muncie Dragway, Osecola Dragway, St. Thomas Raceway Park, Ubly Dragstrip, US 131 Motorsports Park, US 41 Motorplex and Wisconsin International Raceway.

U.S. 131 Motorsports Park is the defending Division 5 team champion. Randy Norris from Great Lakes Dragaway won the Top E.T. race. U.S. 131 racers Mark Howard, Donnie Hagar and Luke Schweimer won titles in the Modified, Street and Junior Dragster divisions.

For more information, refer to the Summit SuperSeries rules page on the IHRA.com website.