Stevie "Fast" Jackson and the Shadow Drag Radial Mustang are a part of this volatile style of racing's legends.
During Donald "Duck" Long's No Mercy event at Drag Radial, the Fox-bodied Mustang spun out, went airborne and crashed in the shutdown area of South Georgia Motorsports Park.
In this video from our friends at Quartermax, Stevie "Fast" talks about the Shadow 2.0.
We’ve uncovered another one of the popular 1970 drag racing documentaries, this one titled Wheels of Fire.
This documentary, according to the youtube.com channel was written and directed by Douglas Kent Hall. Wheels of Fire focuses on the lives of five major drag racers of the era: Don Garlits, Don Prudhomme, Shirley Muldowney, Richard Tharp and Billy Meyer.
This hour long movie was produced by Texas race promoter Buddy Boren.
You can buy this video on DVD AT Dave Wallace’s Hot Rod Nostalgia online store. This video is a neat find on YouTube but to be appreciated you must see it on the big screen in your living room.
Up next on Legends: The Series, the story of Roy Hill. You'll want to hear his story of growing up poor, befriending the Petty Family and coming within a whisker of winning the IHRA Pro Stock championship.
The veteran drag racer talks about being illiterate much of his life, and bad decisions which led to a different direction in life.
Easily one of the most heart-touching stories we've presented.
There is not a more unlikely drag racing success story than Roy Hill’s. The man they call “Hillbilly” overcame poverty, illiteracy and some admittedly questionable life choices to become not only a champion driver and car owner but also a successful businessman and entrepreneur.
In this episode of Legends: The Series, Season Three, the proprietor of Roy Hill’s Drag Racing School discusses growing up on his grandparents’ North Carolina farm, leaving school in the seventh grade, his long association racing legend Richard Petty and the addicting qualities of the sport he loves.
An insightful weekly podcast with Brandon Mudd exclusively for CompetitionPlus.TV explores drag racing's rural communities. In this episode of Bench Racing with Brandon Mudd, we speak with Quain Stott, the innovator and presenter of drag racing's most period-correct Gasser series - the Southeast Gassers.
The Southeast Gassers, drag racing's most period correct series recently competed their season in Greer, SC, with an array of period-correct Willys, Anglias, 55 Chevy and Chevy II machines. The event is just like they ran in 1967.
The show is hosted by radio personality David Lancaster and past Pro Modified champion Mitch Stott.
When there's alcohol involved, and classic Funny Car figures, there's bound to be an injury waiting to happen. After decades of silence, Al Segrini comes clean on the day Dave Densmore took the wildest mechanical bull ride of his life.
Segrini tells the story of the night Dale Emery hopped up the mechanical bull and Densmore learned the hard way.
Storytellers is an original video series from CompetitionPlus.tv.
Joey and Jerry Birch race a C/Gasser in the Southeast Gasser Association. The car they run is a tribute to the Gasser their father ran and dominated back in the 1970s while racing in the Upstate of South Carolina.
In this video, the brothers talk about the importance and memories of watching their father race back in the 1960s. Ironically, part of their father Joe, who passed away in 2009, still rides with them. The engine in the car is the last one he built.
The Southeast Gassers, drag racing's most period correct series recently competed in Clay City, Ky., with an array of period-correct Willys, Anglias, 55 Chevy and Chevy II machines. The event is just like they ran in 1967.
The show is hosted by radio personality David Lancaster and past Pro Modified champion Mitch Stott.
Stevie "Fast" Jackson and the Shadow Drag Radial Mustang are a part of this volatile style of racing's legends.
We’ve uncovered another one of the popular 1970 drag racing documentaries, this one titled Wheels of Fire.
Up next on Legends: The Series, the story of Roy Hill. You'll want to hear his story of growing up poor, befriending the Petty Family and coming within a whisker of winning the IHRA Pro Stock championship. 
There is not a more unlikely drag racing success story than Roy Hill’s. The man they call “Hillbilly” overcame poverty, illiteracy and some admittedly questionable life choices to become not only a champion driver and car owner but also a successful businessman and entrepreneur.
An insightful weekly podcast with Brandon Mudd exclusively for CompetitionPlus.TV explores drag racing's rural communities. In this episode of Bench Racing with Brandon Mudd, we speak with Quain Stott, the innovator and presenter of drag racing's most period-correct Gasser series - the Southeast Gassers.
The Southeast Gassers, drag racing's most period correct series recently competed their season in Greer, SC, with an array of period-correct Willys, Anglias, 55 Chevy and Chevy II machines. The event is just like they ran in 1967.
When there's alcohol involved, and classic Funny Car figures, there's bound to be an injury waiting to happen. After decades of silence, Al Segrini comes clean on the day Dave Densmore took the wildest mechanical bull ride of his life.
Joey and Jerry Birch race a C/Gasser in the Southeast Gasser Association. The car they run is a tribute to the Gasser their father ran and dominated back in the 1970s while racing in the Upstate of South Carolina.
