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What does 7,000 horsepower feel like? Doug Herbert, who drives a top fuel dragster in the National Hot Rod Association’s PowerAde Series, has a way to describe what it’s like to go from zero to 100 mph in eight-tenths of a second and reach a speed of well over 300 mph after just a quarter … Read more
The O’Reilly Thunder Jam presented by Torco Racing Fuels, a Live Nation Motorsports entertainment and racing series starring the biggest, baddest and most extreme exhibition… Read full story
DEARBORN, Mich., Jan. 18, 2008 — For years, the Tasca name has been seen on Ford drag racing cars. Now, a Tasca will be in one. Read full story
All the IHRA stories, quotes and information that has made DRM must-see reading material for IHRA members can now be accessed quicker than ever. In an effort to bring members information in the… Read full story
RADFORD, VA–Late last year Matt Hagan Racing announced it would run a Nitro Funny Car team in the 2008 season. Matt Hagan Racing is now proud to announce the addition of Jay… Read full story
RADFORD, VA–Matt Hagan Racing is proud to debut the Monte Carlo SS Nitro Funny Car that Matt Hagan will pilot in the IHRA Knoll Gas Motorsports Nitro Jam series this season. Read full story
THE Perth Motorplex in Kwinana is set to explode with noise and fumes again on February 1 and 2 as Western Australia hosts the Australian round of the Top Fuel Dragsters. Read full story
Wheelstands are not uncommon when the light turns green and sand drag racers stand on the gas, as seen in these photos from a past event at Yuma Speedway Complex. Read full story at the Yuma Sun
In a press conference Friday, Andrew Bornstein, Amalie Oil Business Development Manager, announced that Amalie Motor Oil will renew and expand its relationship with Terry McMillen and the Hoosier… Read full story
LINCOLNTON, N.C. — Doug Herbert, owner and driver of the 8,000 horsepower SnaponFranchise.com Top Fuel dragster, will be in Elizabethton, Tenn., this weekend for an event at the local Snap-on manufacturing facility. Read full story