Prock Learning that Switching Teams isn’t Always Seamless
Austin Prock and the Prock family are discovering that repeat success with a new team is not a given.
Jimmy Prock
Austin Prock: “It’s all about family”
Last week the news erupted that two-time NHRA Mission Foods Drag Racing Series Funny Car champion Austin Prock had left John Force Racing, where he secured his two back-to-back titles, and gone to Tasca Racing
Prock Family’s Move to Tasca Racing Confirmed
Austin Prock, the two-time consecutive Funny Car champion with John Force Racing and Chevrolet, together with his father Jimmy and brother Thomas, are joining Ford stalwarts Tasca Racing.
Prock Family Departs John Force Racing
Austin Prock is leaving JFR again, another of the big changes for the powerhouse teams over this past year.
Rain Wins NHRA Finals at Pomona; Champions Named on Points from Las Vegas
The forecast didn’t look good at the start of last week and it progressed to dire as the NHRA Championship weekend got rained out.
71st Cornwell Quality Tools U.S. Nationals Were More than a Race
This year’s races had all the drama one could handle, from both the winner and runner-up in the Sox & Martin race being DQ’d for technical violations post-event to regular season winners and losers, intra-race special events and the final standings in that regular-season competition.
Beckman Will Race John Force’s Chevy SS Funny Car in 2025
John Force Racing took over the floor of the Performance Racing Industry (PRI) show in Indianapolis on Friday, December 13, 2024
Robert Hight and Jimmy Prock Rocket to Success
Not everyone can race a Prock Rocket.
Force and Hight Swap Teams for Upcoming NHRA Race
John Force and president of JFR Robert Hight have announced changes in crew chief and team arrangements as they head into next weekend’s NHRA Gatornationals.
John Force Still in the Fight, Even Without Crew Chief
With two races left in the NHRA Countdown, John Force and his crew chief Jimmy Prock have parted ways, and everyone is left wondering how the 16-time champion is going to stay competitive.