Hold onto your helmets, drag racing fans—the IHRA might just be pulling off the comeback of the decade. Rumor has it the sanctioning body is quietly working to revive national-event racing at two ...

Following a full season spent chasing records, championships, and big-money wins across the sport’s most competitive series, ...

With a scrappy mentality and the PBR logo on his machine, “The People’s Champ” is racing’s most beloved underdog.

Starting with the 1970 NHRA Winternationals in Pomona, Ca. This race would be the first Pro-stock race ever to be featured in ...

John Force, 76, holds the record for most all-time NHRA wins with 157. Mark J. Rebilas / Imagn Images Drag racing great John Force announced his retirement Thursday after an unmatched 46-year career.

Never one to shy away from sharing an opinion, multi-car NHRA team owner Richard Freeman stuck up for his new Top Fuel driver ...

John Force’s Funny Car career began in 1974 and has officially concluded in 2025. The 16-time NHRA champion announced his formal retirement prior to the start of the In N Out Burger NHRA Finals in ...

YORBA LINDA, Calif. — John Force, a 16-time Funny Car champion and the face of NHRA drag racing for nearly four decades, formally retired Thursday night. The 76-year-old Force’s announcement came 17 ...

For NHRA Top Fuel racer Josh Hart, the very thought of it was as juicy as the Thanksgiving turkey on their plates, as sweet ...

When Brittany Force completes her final Top Fuel run in the 60th annual In-N-Out Burger NHRA Finals this weekend at the In-N-Out Pomona Dragstrip at Fairplex, it will be the end of a six-decade era.

YORBA LINDA, Calif. — John Force, a 16-time Funny Car champion and the face of NHRA drag racing for nearly four decades, formally retired Thursday night. The 76-year-old Force's announcement came 17 ...