Not a Full Force Weekend
It was a tough weekend to be a JFR driver at the NHRA Winternationals in Pomona.
Articles by Anne Proffit
Force’s Friday Accident on NHRA Opening Day
The NHRA Mello Yello season kicks off with strong passes and a heart-stopping moment as John Force’s Funny Car crashes.
Graham Light, VP of Racing Operations, Set to Retire
NHRA Senior Vice President of Racing Operations, and industry legend, Graham Light is set to retire at the end of the 54th Auto Club finals this season.
Bryan Herta Autsport Enters Pirelli World Challenge
When Bryan Herta ended his career as a professional racecar driver, he needed to stay involved in the sport. There is no cure for racing, after all.
John Force Entertainment Has New YouTube Series
When John Force Entertainment, led by daughter No. 2 and company president Ashley Force Hood, also an accomplished Funny Car competitor and winner, began filming the team early in the 24-race 2017 season, she had no idea she and her team would be chronicling the path to a pair of world championships.
Cindric Works His Way Up the NASCAR Ladder
Austin Cindric, just 19 years old, will race the entire 33-contest NASCAR XFINITY Series (NXS) in 2018, working with two different organizations, both winning enterprises.
Coyne and Bourdais Team with Vasser, Sullivan and SealMaster
The first Monday of February, an announcement heralded a new partnership for the IndyCar series: Dale Coyne Racing with Vasser-Sullivan will compete in the series with four-time champion Sebastien Bourdais, securing primary sponsorship from leading pavement sealer company SealMaster.
Pritchett Enters NHRA Factory Stock Showdown Races
Mopar has announced Pritchett will contest all of NHRA’s SAM Tech Factory Stock Showdown seven races this year, in addition to her duties behind the wheel of DSR’s Top Fuel dragster.
Kalitta Duo Changes Course
With a period of adjustment behind him, Todd takes on the added chore this year of helping his friend and teammate, Shawn Langdon, make the same adjustments he did last year.
Indy Car to Test New Windscreen
Following the deaths of INDYCAR standout Justin Wilson and Formula One racer Jules Bianchi, the offered solutions to the once-in-a-lifetime issue were many and varied. F1 is going with a halo device over the cockpit; INDYCAR is checking out a large windscreen next week at ISM Raceway.