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He's getting better, but John Force is definitely not out of the woods yet. The 16-time Mission Foods NHRA Drag Racing Series Funny Car champion, who
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NHRA's Mission Foods Drag Racing Series embarks on its Western Swing this weekend, with two races in the Pacific Time Zone rather than the customary
By: Anne Proffit
John Force's bright blue PEAK Chevrolet Camaro SS will be back in action well before its legendary driver is able to climb into the office he's used
By: Anne Proffit
The 35th Northwest NHRA Nationals, held at Pacific Raceways this past weekend had some firsts, some repeats and hopefully, the last big engine explosion for a while.
Exactly one month – to the day – after surviving a massive engine explosion during the first round of eliminations for the PlayNHRA Virginia NHRA Nationals at Virginia Motorsports Park, 16-time Mission Foods NHRA Drag Racing Series Funny Car titleholder John Force is beginning outpatient care near his Yorba Linda home in the greater Los Angeles area.
This weekend's 36th DENSO Sonoma NHRA Nationals promises to be packed with action. All four Mission Foods NHRA Drag Racing Series classes are in
The NTT INDYCAR SERIES now has three race weekends where it can evaluate its new hybrid system, one that was supposed to be used starting with the 2023 season, then for the start of the 2024 season, but went into action during the series' annual trip to Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course during the July 4th weekend race. Located within the Dallara's bell housing, the hybrid Energy Recovery System (ERS) is intended to capture energy for use in passing and defending.
NHRA's 36th annual DENSO Sonoma Nationals provided what most everyone that follows the Mission Foods Drag Racing Series expected: high speeds, low ETs and plenty of surprises. Teams that had been surging, like Kalitta Motorsports, had an off day during Sunday's eliminations; both points leader Doug Kalitta and his Top Fuel teammate Shawn Langdon were out after the first round. Funny Car Kalitta entry, J.R. Todd took his Toyota GR Supra to the second round before losing to eventual runner-up Ron Capps' Toyota GR Supra.
By: Anne Proffit
The GOAT of Mission Foods NHRA Drag Racing Series Funny Car class, John Force has found the right substitute as he recovers from a massive engine explosion that caused both a Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) as well as other functional issues to his body. After 15 days in Virginia following this accident during the first round of Funny Car eliminations at the PlayNHRA Virginia Nationals on Virginia Motorsports Park's dragstrip, a little more time in an Arizona facility that specializes in motorsports TBIs, Force returned to his Yorba Linda home late last week.
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