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CLASSIC FATHER'S DAY VIDEOS

To add to your Father's Day relaxation, we have compiled a few videos
for your viewing pleasure. We found these gems on YouTube.com which
feature the early years of drag racing. This two part documentary
focuses on the early years of drag racing with a large focus on Stock,
Super Stock and Pro Stock. Classic footage from Indy, Beeline and other
historic venues. As an added bonus, we've also included the 1971 NHRA
Winternationals in Pomona, Ca.

VIDEO - NEW E-TOWN CONTAINMENT SYSTEM TESTED

The Top Alcohol semi-finals made for tense moments as Marty Nothstein
and Alexis DeJoria both tested the new containment system at during the
NHRA SuperNationals at Englishtown, N.J.

VIDEO - NEW E-TOWN CONTAINMENT SYSTEM TESTED

The Top Alcohol semi-finals made for tense moments as Marty Nothstein
and Alexis DeJoria both tested the new containment system at during the
NHRA SuperNationals at Englishtown, N.J.

VIDEO - NHRA ON FOX BIZ CHANNEL

Drivers_Tom.jpgRepresentatives
from the NHRA Full Throttle Drag Racing Series performed the
prestigious task of ringing The Opening Bell at the New York Stock
Exchange Wednesday morning, June 10.

More than 20 NHRA sponsors and/or partners who are listed on the New
York Stock Exchange were invited by the NYSE to take part in the event,
which serves as a kickoff for NHRA Full Throttle Drag Racing Series,
which will be hosting the 40th annual United Association NHRA
SuperNationals June 11-14 at Old Bridge Township Raceway Park in
Englishtown, N.J.  The NHRA Full Throttle Drag Racing Series remains
the only major motorsport to host a race in the New York Area, the
nation's No. 1 DMA.

NHRA President Tom Compton was joined in ringing The Opening Bell by
Coca-Cola North America Senior Vice President, Integrated Marketing
Beatriz Perez, Coca-Cola North America Director of Motorsports
Marketing Ben Reiling, and George Pyne, President of IMG's Sports and
Entertainment Group.

VIDEO - NHRA ON FOX BIZ CHANNEL

Drivers_Tom.jpgRepresentatives
from the NHRA Full Throttle Drag Racing Series performed the
prestigious task of ringing The Opening Bell at the New York Stock
Exchange Wednesday morning, June 10.

More than 20 NHRA sponsors and/or partners who are listed on the New
York Stock Exchange were invited by the NYSE to take part in the event,
which serves as a kickoff for NHRA Full Throttle Drag Racing Series,
which will be hosting the 40th annual United Association NHRA
SuperNationals June 11-14 at Old Bridge Township Raceway Park in
Englishtown, N.J.  The NHRA Full Throttle Drag Racing Series remains
the only major motorsport to host a race in the New York Area, the
nation's No. 1 DMA.

NHRA President Tom Compton was joined in ringing The Opening Bell by
Coca-Cola North America Senior Vice President, Integrated Marketing
Beatriz Perez, Coca-Cola North America Director of Motorsports
Marketing Ben Reiling, and George Pyne, President of IMG's Sports and
Entertainment Group.

CLASSIC VIDEO REWIND - 1975 ROCKINGHAM

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.

VIDEO: '90'S BOSS SAUCE CRASH

Today's classic video rewind comes from the IHRA Drag Racing
compilation of crashes video. This particular incident transpired in
1990 during Pro Modified qualifying at the IHRA World Nationals in
Norwalk, Ohio. It's hard to say which is more impressive, the driving
job of Killer Brooks to avoid a flipping Eddie Harris or the retaining
wall hurdle by then ESPN and IHRA announcer Bret Kepner.

VIDEO: '90'S BOSS SAUCE CRASH

Today's classic video rewind comes from the IHRA Drag Racing
compilation of crashes video. This particular incident transpired in
1990 during Pro Modified qualifying at the IHRA World Nationals in
Norwalk, Ohio. It's hard to say which is more impressive, the driving
job of Killer Brooks to avoid a flipping Eddie Harris or the retaining
wall hurdle by then ESPN and IHRA announcer Bret Kepner.

CLASSIC VIDEO - FRANK MAZI BB/A

Today's classic video rewind comes courtesy of Dawn Mazi-Hovsepian's
DragStripRiot66 YouTube channel. She presents classic home video
footage of her legendary Comp eliminator racing father Frank Mazi and
the family's BB/Altered Opel at the 1984 NHRA Springnationals in
Columbus, Ohio.

CLASSIC VIDEO - FRANK MAZI BB/A

Today's classic video rewind comes courtesy of Dawn Mazi-Hovsepian's
DragStripRiot66 YouTube channel. She presents classic home video
footage of her legendary Comp eliminator racing father Frank Mazi and
the family's BB/Altered Opel at the 1984 NHRA Springnationals in
Columbus, Ohio.

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