American Hot Rod Association
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| American Hot Rod Association AHRA |
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| Sport | Drag racing |
| Area of jurisdiction | North America |
| Formation date | 1956 |
| Headquarters | Panama City, Florida |
| President | Rod Saint |
| Chief Exec | Jim Tice |
| Other key staff | Morris Calkins |
| Official website | |
| ahramotorsports.com | |
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}} American Hot Rod Association, also known as AHRA, or AHRA Motorsports. In late 2009 Rod Saint acquired the Trademark Rights to the historical 1956 organization and began an attempt to resurrect the organization. After numerous discussions with Troy Moe and Jim Tice, they were brought on board as partners to assist in rebuilding the organization. After a short lived 2010 schedule filled controversy, unethical and criminal behavior by Troy Moe, he was removed from the organization. As of current date, Rod Saint is attempting damage control to fix the negative things created by Moe with the hopes of continuing the rebirth of the AHRA.
