PRI Returns to Indianapolis in Style
Day one of the 2021 Performance Racing Industry show featured race royalty, new fuels, a Chevy Performance partnership, and a (slight) name change for the “IRP.”
Day one of the 2021 Performance Racing Industry show featured race royalty, new fuels, a Chevy Performance partnership, and a (slight) name change for the “IRP.”
Believe it – 2020 was a year John Force would like to put in his rearview mirror.
After a yearlong hiatus drag racing’s winningest driver was back on top this weekend after scoring his second four-wide victory in just his fourth race of the season.
After sitting out NHRA’s Return to Racing and its final nine contests of the protracted 2020 season, the 21-time championship-winning nitro-powered mega-team is ready to race again, with a three car entry for John Force, Robert Hight and Brittany Force.
John Force Racing will remain sidelined for the 2020 season.
MAHLE Aftermarket, which is currently celebrating the company’s 100th year anniversary, announced a multi-year extension of its partnership with John Force Racing.
John Force Racing is gearing up for the 2020 NHRA Mello Yello Drag Racing Series season by acknowledging its four-car, full-time assault on Top Fuel and Funny Car titles.
In a rookie season that came just before the start of the 24-race 2019 NHRA Mello Yello Drag Racing Series season, Austin Prock showed he belonged in Top Fuel right from the start.
He’s got five wins at the Big Go. Does John Force hang it up?
In between NHRA Mello Yello races, many nitro teams like to test. Some stay after an event to try out different parts while they’ve still got tents and haulers set up to accumulate data and prep cars between rounds; others go to match-race events to work on their skills in anticipation of the next NHRA event.