Thunder Valley Dragway, the crown jewel of IHRA facilities, annually hosted the richest professional drag race with unheard paydays in the Top Fuel, Funny Car and Pro Stock divisions. Consider this ... in 1980, Larry Carrier paid a whopping $20,000 to win in both Top Fuel and Funny Car divisions. Pro Stock took home an impressive $10,000.

The 1984 season marked a change for the IHRA as Top Fuel was dropped from the program leaving the fuel Funny Car division as the lone nitro division.

This rare video features coverage of the Pro Funny Car division as well as the mountain-motored Pro Stocks.

You'll see the stars of the era ... Billy Meyer, Mark Oswald, Denny Savage, Dale Pulde, Lee Shepherd, Roy Hill and more. This video also features sportsman categories.

If you look really closely during the broadcast, you'll see John Force and the king of the '55 Chevrolets Charles Carpenter.

This rare video gem was broadcast on Speedvision and features coverage of the 1975 IHRA Pro Am Nationals, the traditional spring race hosted by Rockingham Dragway. Back in the day the IHRA provided an alternative to the larger NHRA and to be honest, the racing wasn't that bad. You'll see in this two-part video rewind footage of Don Garlits, Shirl Greer, Raymond Beadle, Bob Glidden, General Lee Edwards and more. It's just the perfect video for a holiday weekend.

This rare video gem was broadcast on Speedvision and features coverage of the 1975 IHRA Pro Am Nationals, the traditional spring race hosted by Rockingham Dragway. Back in the day the IHRA provided an alternative to the larger NHRA and to be honest, the racing wasn't that bad. You'll see in this two-part video rewind footage of Don Garlits, Shirl Greer, Raymond Beadle, Bob Glidden, General Lee Edwards and more. It's just the perfect video for a holiday weekend.

There are some legends which need to be seen to be believed.

In the late 1990s, Pat Musi stood before Judge Jerry Sheindlin on the People's Court television show to give in account of his actions during a dispute with his neighbors. Musi told this story in the 2008 - 2009 War Stories Showdown where he eventually finished as runner-up.

CompetitionPlus.tv caught up with Musi earlier this year to discuss the behind-the-scenes stories which never made it onto the television show. Clips of the actual show are in this video.

There are some legends which need to be seen to be believed.

In the late 1990s, Pat Musi stood before Judge Jerry Sheindlin on the People's Court television show to give in account of his actions during a dispute with his neighbors. Musi told this story in the 2008 - 2009 War Stories Showdown where he eventually finished as runner-up.

CompetitionPlus.tv caught up with Musi earlier this year to discuss the behind-the-scenes stories which never made it onto the television show. Clips of the actual show are in this video.

There are some legends which need to be seen to be believed.

In the late 1990s, Pat Musi stood before Judge Jerry Sheindlin on the People's Court television show to give in account of his actions during a dispute with his neighbors. Musi told this story in the 2008 - 2009 War Stories Showdown where he eventually finished as runner-up.

CompetitionPlus.tv caught up with Musi earlier this year to discuss the behind-the-scenes stories which never made it onto the television show. Clips of the actual show are in this video.

There are some legends which need to be seen to be believed.

In the late 1990s, Pat Musi stood before Judge Jerry Sheindlin on the People's Court television show to give in account of his actions during a dispute with his neighbors. Musi told this story in the 2008 - 2009 War Stories Showdown where he eventually finished as runner-up.

CompetitionPlus.tv caught up with Musi earlier this year to discuss the behind-the-scenes stories which never made it onto the television show. Clips of the actual show are in this video.