The Junior Fuel Eliminator cars are injected alcohol burning front engined dragsters. Utilizing a long stable wheelbase like Top Fuel and A/Fuel, these dragsters run very consistently often resulting in breathtaking, side-by-side quarter mile drag racing. Engines utilized in Jr Fuel usually come in the form of the small-block Chevy, but occasionally a smaller Chrysler Hemi or Ford will show up.

Junior Fuel was an NHRA class in the 60's. The only difference between the 60's style Jr Fuelers and today's high tech rails is the fuel. Yesteryear's Jr Fuel cars utilized the highly volatile nitromethane while today's cars burn methanol (alcohol) resulting in more consistent performances and are easier on engine parts.