A new video series from the makers of the Legends: The Series, CompetitionPlusTV presents the best stories of drag racing as told by the legends themselves. In this episode, Funny Car veteran Gary Densham continues his entertaining tale of John Force Down Under and the day he crossed paths with a bona fide crazy man.
Take a trip back in time when there were half as many events, not as much corporate involvement and the final event of the season was held on the then luxurious grounds of Ontario Motor Speedway just outside of Los Angeles.
Enjoy your Thanksgiving with dry hops, nitro legends and the screaming whine of small block Pro Stockers.
This episode of #lovethislife features Mike Lewis, a jack of all trades amongst the movers and shakers in drag racing.
#lovethislife has an in-depth coversation with Mike about his experiences as a boy in Pennsylvania, at family-owned Maple Grove Raceway, his path to California and NHRA, and his life in Indianapolis at DSR. He also opens up about his family and friends, and his experiences behind the wheel in the nitro ranks. A great watch - don't miss it.
The fact it isn't considered one of the NHRA's top races ever is a head-scratcher.
The 1980 NHRA World Finals was one of epic proportions in that two of the three professional divisions had their championships decided on the final run of the season, somewhat of a rarity in those days even though the season only had eight races.
To our knowledge is was the first-ever NHRA event broadcast on the new NBC Sports variety show Sportsworld and featured the legendary Paul Page.
Watch a Top Fuel championship come down to multiple Top Fuel drivers. You will also see quite possibly the greatest Pro Stock championship battle between Bob Glidden and Lee Shepherd.
Steve Earwood definitely knows where the bodies are buried The former NHRA publicist and Rockingham Dragwway owner tells and entertaining story about an over-the-edge stunt man, 20 Ford EXPs and a promoter named Moose who knew how to pack the people in for a good time.
Joined by longtime associate Dave Densmore, he also adds about the Billy Meyer burned hands promotion.
Drag Racing's Storytellers, from the makers of Legends: The Series, captures the stories of the legends in drag racing.
He was the kid many watched grow up at the drag strip.
The kid, Mike Dunn, a winner in two professional categories, was a record-setting driver who took his career in the sport to a one-of-a-kind level.
Before he became a pro drag racer, he turned wrenches on those cars. He was a national event-winning driver in Top Fuel. Ditto behind the wheel of a Funny Car, with a ledger that includes a U.S. Nationals crown. He had top-five points finishes in both classes.
Dunn traded his firesuit for a business suit with a stint as an NHRA drag racing analyst on ESPN. He then set himself apart from others who reached those goals before him by serving a year-plus stint as the president of the rival IHRA.
The son of "Big" Jim Dunn, a nitro legend from the 1960s and 70s who remains a team owner and tuner, Dunn has been there, seen it all, done it all. Hear his unique perspective on where the sport has been, is and is heading in the Season 6 season opener of Legends: The Series.
It's another riveting edition of the #RONCAPPSEXPERIENCE, and your favorite pit reporter Ron Capps is back in the pits asking the tough questions of his nitro associates.
This time Ron wants to know what food fuels these racers on Raceday morning, and at races in general. There's no telling what you hear from egg whites to peanut butter and banana sandwiches.
Find out just how well John Force's diet is working for him.
There’s no doubt third-generation drag racer Krista Baldwin was born with the drag racing gene.
Baldwin, the daughter of late Top Fuel driver Bobby Baldwin and granddaughter of dragster icon Chris Karamesines, serves the industry as the marketing director of McLeod Racing and FTI Performance, and in her spare time drives an A/Fuel Dragster.
In this episode, Baldwin opens up about her life in racing, and her many hats she wears including student, team owner and her life away from the track. We are sure you will come away entertained and informed, as she shares her positive enthusiasm about the sport she loves.
Stevie "Fast" Jackson is like a box of chocolates, because when you put him in front of a camera, you never know what you will get.
In this latest Stevie Fast entertainment edition, the champion is following up on questions from the Custom Socket, Lockup Converter, Chopping the Tree Down, Barker Maxs Nitrous Ride and more.
Long before Rick Stewart flipped the switches at NHRA Drag Races as the official starter, he appeared in one of the more popular drag racing documentaries ever made.
Seven Second Love Affair was Les Blank’s first documentary/photography job shooting Drag Racers in Long Beach, CA, driving everything from hopped-up street stockers to supercharged dragsters.
In 1965 when the leading Top Fuel cars were stopping to the clocks at 220, this documentary follows the early days of Stewart as a drag racer trying his best to attain the world record.
This video was written and directed by Robert Abel with the music score by Canned Heat Blues Band.
A new video series from the makers of the Legends: The Series, CompetitionPlusTV presents the best stories of drag racing as told by the legends themselves. In this episode, Funny Car veteran Gary Densham continues his entertaining tale of John Force Down Under and the day he crossed paths with a bona fide crazy man.
Take a trip back in time when there were half as many events, not as much corporate involvement and the final event of the season was held on the then luxurious grounds of Ontario Motor Speedway just outside of Los Angeles.
This episode of #lovethislife features Mike Lewis, a jack of all trades amongst the movers and shakers in drag racing. 
It's another riveting edition of the #RONCAPPSEXPERIENCE, and your favorite pit reporter Ron Capps is back in the pits asking the tough questions of his nitro associates.
Stevie "Fast" Jackson is like a box of chocolates, because when you put him in front of a camera, you never know what you will get.
