Nitro Shots: Good Fortune From Bad?
A few weeks ago, Don Schumacher Racing parted ways with driver Spencer Massey. Massey had run in the top 10 in Top Fuel points all … Continue Reading
NHRA Top Fuel Championship-Contending Team Ceases Operation
Alan Johnson Racing and driver Shawn Langdon, the sixth seed in Top Fuel in the 2015 NHRA Countdown to the Championship, will not make the … Continue Reading
Pace Laps: Ending Winless Streaks and Kickoff Media Tours
Sprint Cup Series: Kenseth Creeps Into Contention Matt Kenseth is a modern man’s Terry Labonte: cool, calm, collected under pressure. Kenseth, like Texas Terry used … Continue Reading
Nitro Shots: Playoffs & Championships
The Chevrolet Performance U.S. Nationals marked the end of the “regular season” while the upcoming Carolina Nationals kick off the start of the “playoffs,” if … Continue Reading
Chevrolet Performance U.S. Nationals in the Books, Countdown Field Set
Racing action at the Chevrolet Performance U.S. Nationals, the biggest race of the NHRA season, wrapped up on Monday with elimination rounds. At the end … Continue Reading
Nitro Shots: Economical All-Stars
This weekend is not only the biggest race of the NHRA season, the Chevrolet Performance U.S. Nationals, but the weekend will also feature the Traxxas … Continue Reading
Off the Wall With: Tony Schumacher
In the hot seat this week: 8-time NHRA Top Fuel Champion Tony Schumacher What’s fun besides racing? Tony Schumacher: Harley riding. What’s the top item … Continue Reading
Spencer Massey, Don Schumacher Racing Part Ways
Don Schumacher Racing announced tonight that Spencer Massey has been released as driver of the Red Fuel/Sandvik Coromant Top Fuel dragster effective immediately. No details other … Continue Reading
Nitro Shots: The Safety Dance
In the wake of the accident that took the life of Justin Wilson, this week’s Open Wheel Wednesday put forth the idea that something similar … Continue Reading
Open-Wheel Wednesday: Let a Loss Not Be in Vain
There’s a place in motorsports where tradition and progress sometimes clash, and more often than not it’s tradition that prevails. It’s understandable because so often … Continue Reading