Take a stroll through the sportsman pits of any NHRA event and you will be struck by the sight of $100,000 trailers and $250,000 toter-homes which allow competitors to tow
The Hitman has a new weapon and he can’t wait to fire it off. In a brand-new ’69 Camaro he ordered last fall from Precision Chassis in Pottstown, PA, Mike
The smile comes natural for Lance Larsen. Larsen has always considered himself a happy person. He lives a different kind of happy at 64 years old. His
Pro Mod driver Roger Burgess had to be cut out of his ’68 Camaro after a high-speed accident Saturday night at Bristol Dragway. Burgess bruised his left heel in the
Just before the U.S. Nationals two years ago, John Force threw open the doors to his Brownsburg, Ind., racing shop to the public for a free tour. Well, he was
After the Inaugural K&N Spring Fling 20’s at Bristol Dragway one year ago, there was one name which echoed loudly throughout all of Thunder Valley. John Labbous Jr. took home
Dick Rosberg, a longtime nitro and jet Funny Car driver best known for his years behind the wheel of the Fighting Irish entries, died May 23, after a long battle
How much does it mean to win the pole position for the Indianapolis 500 — aside from the $100,000 prize? Enough to bring an NHRA legend close to
Warren Johnson isn’t exactly a nostalgic kinda guy. However, when the sanctioning body declares you as a legend, some adjustments must be made along the way. This weekend at the
Improving safety is an on-going process and Mike Green, the crew chief for Tony Schumacher’s Top Fuel dragster, is spearheading a project to try and make the cockpits in the
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