Team Ace Racing is proud to support Plaizier’s multi-car family racing team.
Eddy Plaizier
In 1995, Eddy debuted his ‘48 Anglia in the Super Gas category at the NHRA Canadian Open. Quickly finding the winners circle, taking home his first NHRA Wally at his home track in Edmonton, Alberta.
Throughout the years, Eddy Plaizier of Edmonton, Alberta, of Plaizier Motorsports drives numerous cars, resulting in an impressive drag racing resume, a career that has spanned over three decades.
One of Eddy’s racing career highlights was winning three International Blown Alcohol Association (IBAA) series championships driving the Team ACE Racing 1937 Chevy Blown Alcohol Funny Car.
In 2025, Eddy raced with a ’56 Chevy Belair. Finally earning his first career NHRA national event level title. For Plaizier, who’s long racing career has been a testament including numerous index class cars and who had recorded a number of event wins within both the NHRA LODRS and IHRA series’ this win – within Super Gas 10.05 — was particularly gratifying.
To learn more or contact: eddyplaizier@gmail.com
Casey Plaizier
For Casey, it started with sharing the home-built Junior Dragster with his sister in 1999. From that point Casey matured to a full-time ride in Competition Eliminator class, in the role of both tuner and driver.
Casey’s NHRA debut was in Super Street before he quickly advanced through the ranks to Competition Eliminator, and then onto Super Gas in the family’s 1963 Corvette Roadster.
One of the most successful weekends of Casey’s career came at his home track in 2009, when he became the youngest driver in IHRA History to “double-up” at a National Event, winning in both Hot Rod and Super Stock, a record that still stands to this day.
From 2009 to 2013, Casey earned five invitations to the IHRA Tournament of Champions, three Nitro Jam National Event wins, three Pro Am Divisional Event wins, a division Championship, all capped off with his second “double-up” in 2012, winning both days of the Hot Rod class at the IHRA National Event in Edmonton again.
Casey Plaizier enjoyed a great year in 2025 with three wins, including the first two NHRA divisional events he attended, but it came down to the final event of the year NHRA finals in Pomona, CA. He led the points standings in Right Trailers Top Dragster for one day in 2025, but it was the final day of the season for Casey to become the 2025 NHRA Top Dragster World Champion. Casey is only the third Canadian in NHRA history to become a world champion.
Frankie
Frankie was born into a racing family, so naturally she began racing a junior dragster when she was just 10 years old. Sharing the car with her younger brother, Casey, she was able to hone her skills at her local track in Edmonton, Alberta, in preparation for stepping into the family’s Super Comp dragster in 2005.
It didn’t take long for Frankie to follow in her father’s footsteps and find the winners circle, winning multiple events in both IHRA and NHRA competition, as well as a track Edmonton track championship in 2008.
After her success in the Super Comp/Quick Rod category, Frankie advanced into the Top Dragster category reaching speeds in the low 6’s at over 200 mph. In 2016 she won her first NHRA Divisional Event in Mission, British Columbia, pushing her points total to a career best of second place for the year in Division Six.
As a seasoned drag racer, Frankie managers her time between the track and off-track. Managing her own accounting practise and being the Mayor of the town of Slave Lake, Alberta, she will find time to compete the Competitive Throttle Stop category in NHRA Division Six class of Super Street, in the Ace Racing Team 1000 horsepower 1984 Camaro.
Doreen
While always present to support, her husband Eddy, children Casey and Frankie, Doreen joined Plaizier Motorsports in a more hands-on role in 2016. Whether it was behind the scenes in the pits, staging lanes or looking after the cars.
After retiring from her professional practice as a dentist in 2024, Doreen made the decision to get her drag racing license. She earned her Super Comp and Super Street license after attending the Tom Bayer School of Drag Racing.
Her first full season behind the wheel was in 2025, where she accomplished a 11th place finish in Super Street with NHRA Division Six. Doreen’s goal for 2026 is to finish in the top 10.
“Plaizier Motorsports represent the family values that I believe so sponsorship of his team was one of my first choices.”
– Harold
“To be associated with Harold and Team Ace Racing since 1995 has been unbelievable. Beyond the friendship we have built, Harold is a class guy. This partnership has been more than we ever could have expected.
Plaizier Motorsports is very proud to promote and be part of Team ACE Racing. The Team ACE Racing sponsorship has made Plaizier Mortorsports a well recognized family race team that has dominated Sportsman racing for many years”
– Eddy Plaizier