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I just noticed that quite a few NHRA crew shirts are for sale over on eBay. They’re a unique collectible if you are in the market for your favorite driver’s team gear. Clicking the links below will open a new window on eBay with full details about the NHRA team shirt for sale. If you … Read more
Cory McClenathan claimed his first Top Fuel win in more than a year, and Tim Wilkerson ended a winless drought that extends back to the 2004 Sonoma event during the final rounds of the SummitRacing.com NHRA Nationals at The Strip at Las Vegas Motor Speedway. McClenathan, in his first full season as a member of … Read more
Cruz Pedregon leads the Funny Car points standings for the first time since April 25, 1998. Seven different drivers have reached a final round in the category with just four races in the books, including Del Worsham, who broke a two-year drought with his win in Houston after not making the field at the first … Read more
LAS VEGAS: Tim Wilkerson moved into position for his third No. 1 qualifier of the season Friday, leading the Funny Car field in the SummitRacing.com NHRA Nationals with a quarter-mile pass of 4.850 seconds at 318.24 mph…. Read full story
Punctuating a relationship that dates back five years, two-time POWERade Funny Car champion Tony Pedregon has unveiled a Palms Hotel and Casino design on his Q Horsepower Chevrolet Impala SS for the upcoming ninth annual SummitRacing.com NHRA Nationals in Las Vegas. The car will make its official debut Thursday night at the Palms Hotel and … Read more
The drag racing community is extremely tight and families have long histories with one another. Just look at the Force and Worsham clans. John Force and Chuck Worsham have competed against one another for years in Funny Car, Force as a driver/owner and Worsham as a owner/tuner for son Del of Chino Hills. Last Sunday … Read more
Del Worsham defeated Ashley Force to win the Funny Car final round at the NHRA O’Reilly Spring Nationals in Houston over the weekend. Worsham’s K&N Filters/Checker Schuck’s Kragen Chevy Impala ran an impressive 4.93 second elapsed time against Force’s 4.97 second run. For more details on Sunday’s race, check out this story at NHRA.
Ashley Force gave the crowd a shot at what it was hoping would be a father-daughter Funny Car final Sunday. After Ashley won her semifinal over Tony Bartone, it was up to father John Force to make it happen. But Del Worsham… Read the full story by Russ Goodall in the Houston Chronicle