Former U.S. Nationals Funny Car winner Gary Burgin died May 23. The driver of the Orange Baron Funny Car, who began his career in the A/Gas Supercharged ranks and

Originally published 10-10-11 The sad part is no one knew his real name – only his reputation, his legend. He was flamboyant, yet crude …

Jeff Burghardt Sadly, obituaries are often cut-‘n-paste remembrances that appear in daily newspapers, and while they contain the nuts and bolts of an individual’s life, they

They met at a wedding in Mexico, drag-racing sisters Brittany and Courtney Force and Mitch Covington, Monster Energy’s vice-president of sports marketing. It was a match made

Holley’s factory training courses are back in 2015 to provide a unique opportunity to get advanced training and technical experience with Holley EFI. One and two-day courses are

All Chad Head has ever known is drag racing. Jim Head, his father, is one of NHRA’s legendary innovators and he was a standout driver in both

Bill Barrett and Bunny Burkett Drag racing was the life Bill Barrett chose and it was a career path that served him well. Barrett, a renowned

John Medlen clearly believes there is life after death. John Medlen says he has experienced four confirmations in the last two years which prove what he has

Pro Extreme racer Gene Hector escaped injury when he experienced a fiery crash during the final qualifying session at the rain-delayed PDRA Texas Nationals in Ennis,

Gatornationals Top Fuel winner Spencer Massey admitted he had tears in his eyes. Funny Car winner Ron Capps said he was amazed at what