John Force, an icon of drag racing and one of the sport's most decorated competitors, has announced his retirementafter more than six decades behind the wheel.

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“It’s been over a year but I’ve been under doctors’ care and I still am so if I say anything wrong, please excuse me,” Force said in his retirement announcement. “But it’s time for me to retire. It ...

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.

This is read by an automated voice. Please report any issues or inconsistencies here. Weather permitting, Brittany Force wants to enjoy every single moment of her last event of the year with her team.

Antron Brown (Top Fuel), Austin Prock (Funny Car), Dallas Glenn (Pro Stock) and Matt Smith (Top Fuel Motorcyle) were winners at the NHRA Carolina Nationals. For the three-time champion Brown, he ...

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 ...