Alexis DeJoria Joins John Force Racing
DeJoria’s contract with JFR is a multi-season agreement with the team that holds 24 total NHRA nitro-fueled championships.
DeJoria’s contract with JFR is a multi-season agreement with the team that holds 24 total NHRA nitro-fueled championships.
After 16 NHRA Drag Racing Series championships, 157 race wins, 166 No. 1 qualifiers and 1,460 round victories in eliminations, John Force is finally calling it quits.
Brittany Force, one of four daughters to John Force, married to Laurie, is following her other sisters in planning to start a family with her husband Bobby.
The race community sent out collective well wishes at this past weekends event in Virginia as the public waits for more info on Force’s status.
With Courtney Force’s withdrawal from driving the Advance Auto Parts NHRA Funny Car for John Force Racing, just about eight years to the day from when oldest sister Ashley Force Hood made a similar decision, elder sister Brittany, the 2017 NHRA Top Fuel champion has assumed the mantle, wearing the bright red Advance colors on her Top Fuel dragster.
There have been rumors swirling for the past few months and now it’s official: NHRA is losing one of its premier Funny Car racers.
Courtney Force, the youngest daughter of team owner and 16-time NHRA Mello Yello Funny Car champion John Force, entered the series’ six-race Countdown to the Championship playoffs seeded No. 1. Since then, it’s been goose eggs for NHRA’s most successful female driver.
October is Breast Cancer Awareness month.
The 24-race NHRA Mello Yello Drag Racing Series campaign has hit its midway point with last weekend’s running of the Summit Racing Equipment NHRA nationals at Norwalk, Ohio.
The key to gaining Wally trophies and national championships in NHRA Mello Yello Drag Racing Series competition is to be consistently fast. This season, there’s one driver who’s doing so more than any other.