May 2: The unusual bodystyle had a lot of takers; here's even more. Oct. 18: The life and times of the Texas Funny Car racer; also interviews with original crewmember Guy Tipton and John Hale. Jan. Painter of the night chapter 92 23. 19: Longtime NHRA fans lost two more greats from the past, with the passings of 1970s Top Fuel racer Paul Longenecker and 1960s gasser great Jack Merkel. Aug. 20: The Chevrolet Performance U. Nationals will celebrate its 65th running this year. July 30: Saluting Pro stock racer Greg Anderson's milestone 50th win.
Aug. 2: More reminiscing about the legendary car owner. June 17: Reader Al Kean reminisces about shooting photos at Seattle in the '70s. Oct. 5: NHRA beats NASCAR, 21-20, in the Darrell Gwynn benefit softball game. Unknowingly, an ancient battle sword formed.
June 19: Shelby Snake update; Tripp Shumake book; more Gary Burgin memories. Aug. 3: The story behind Larry Lombardo's wild crash at the 1977 U, S. Nationals. If they were not careful, they would be completely shattered. Painter of the night chapter 92 light. April 12: More on the K&C team, including their Pro Stock years. 131... they're all here. April 3: Continue your trip down memory lane with these fan-submitted photos from NHRA national events of the early 1980s, including photos of Don Garlits, Tom McEwen, and many more, March 27: Take a trip down memory lane with these fan-submitted photos from NHRA national events of the early 1980s.
"Anytime you can beat Purdue — and they feel the same about us, and it's been a while since we've beaten them — it's special, " Hoosiers coach Mike Woodson said that day. July 15: From the Glass Slipper to the Green Monster and beyond (results added after publication). July 1: Longtime column reader Robert Nielsen shares photos from SoCal tracks from the '70s to present. Over the past month or so, I've shared photos from his five-decade collection covering the 1960s and '70s (Top Fuel and Funny Car) and now we're on to 1980s Top Fuelers. June 26: Ruffao & Ehlen; Reno Nannini;more on the "the Greek's" Gainesville crash. Sept. 8: Notes, quotes, and reminiscing with "The Ace". Feb. 22: A collection of columns about the wonderful Winternationals. Jan 27: More on "Capt. April 12: More great reader-submitted photos. May 3: The story of how the legendary Funny Car took flight. Read Painter of the Night - Chapter 91.1. June 5: Chicago-themed Funny Cars: the Chi-Town Hustler, the Chicago Trapper, the Chicago Patrol, the Chicago Fire, and more. One other meeting goes high on the not-to-be-forgotten list. Aug. 4: A salute to Ford's legacy on the dragstrip (and Phil's misspent youth).
Nov. 4: NHRA's annual SEMA Breakfast Wednesday saluted the yearlong 50 Years of Funny Car celebration' panelists included Don Prudhomme, Tom McEwen, and more. Oct, 31: More memories come rolling in from those who knew the talented Texan. Dec. Ranking Of Kings: My Land Is SSS Rank - Chapter 635. 4: Memorable moments from when Ontario Motor Speedway hosted the special Supernationals for four exciting years. Feb. 16: In 1975, iconic drag racing artist Pete Millar drew a rogue's gallery of NHRA heroes positioned on the starting line of the Winternationals that ran on the cover of the "new" CARtoons magazine. Sept. 13: Thank you, Marvin Graham.
July 7: Follow ups on Larry Gould and Paul Gentilozzi, 180-degree crankshafts, traction compound, and a slot-car dragstrip. As Purdue's Steve Reid prepares to shoot the technical free throw, Knight grabs a chair and... You probably know the rest. Aug. 14: How we decide who's on the cover; helping Mike Dunn write; Aug. 8: More Journalism 101 advice you never asked for: It's all about the resource material, baby. Purdue vs. Indiana: the 101 on a men's basketball rivalry that rarely disappoints. Scoring 14 points for Indiana that night was the guy who had returned from mid-season back surgery with such force, he was named Big Ten most valuable player after appearing in only six league games: Mike Woodson. Dec. 16: The mystery continues and conflicting evidence is uncovered. May 22: One of drag racing's earliest and most published photographers is remembered by friends and colleagues. Great, weird old photos, with clever captions. Nov. 23: Some Thanksgiving-day thoughts. Me, I collect great drag racing images I've come across on the internet. He could clearly sense the sword intent from it, as well as a trace of pure yang aura that was not strong.
Feb. 18: Who doesn't love a good dry hop? Oct. 31: Building the dream, then watching it slowly die. Feb. 27: Ed McCulloch started off the 1972 with back-to-back wins. May 29: After a disastrous 1990, Don Prudhomme found his footing again in the Top Fuel class and struck again.
Sept. 21: Meet Ken Howell, who was NHRA's first member, way back in 1951. Who's got the most wins without a championship? What a fairy tale that would be. April 4: The dean of drag racing action photographers shares a handful of his famous and unforgettable photos. Please use the Bookmark button to get notifications about the latest chapters next time when you come visit. Results added after publication). Feb. 28: From valve lapping to shifting gears, technology has made obsolete some longtime automotive and drag racing skills. Aug. 21: Barry "Machine Gun" Kelly, Gordie Keck, Rathgeb-Guminski-O'Donnell-Collins Keystone Top Fueler, Katz & Jammer Kids dragster, Tim Kushi, Mac King, Rick Krafft, L. Kirby's Bandini, Victor Kim, and Steve Korney. Files, letter B (Dick Boynton, Steve "Okie" Bernd, Blasters & Peabody, Jim Bowen, Kenny Brown (motorcycle daredevil), and Jon Button). June 23: Remembering Funny Car driver Scott Kalitta. Sept. 12: Reflections on the genius behind the Chi-Town Hustler and the clutch master following their passings. Painter of the night chapter 91. April 15: The 1992 season as a whole was filled with big news, history-making moments, and craziness, so I thought we'd take a 30-year hop back in time to remember that amazing season. The moment he let his guard down, the entire sword intent would be completely shattered.
Well, there goes your day. Feb. 14: A Who's Who of drag racing roasts "Big Daddy" Don Garlits in Pomona for his 80th birthday. Read manga online at MangaBuddy. Jan. 23: Legendary car owner Roland Leong experienced great success (and some frustration) at the Winternationals in the late 1960s and early 1970s.
Nov. 23: If you were a drag racing fan in the 1960s and 1970s, you knew the Color Me Gone name even if you couldn't recall the name of its driver, Roger Lindamood, who tore up dragstrips around the country for more than a decade. Sept. 13: Bob Skinner, Mike Sorokin, and Tom Jobe, known collectively to Top Fuel fans of the mid-1960s as The Surfers, rode a wave of success and popularity for three years. Li Xiang realized that when the lightning in the Tiangang Lightning zone stopped striking him, he could already feel the transformation of his martial arts true talisman. June 15: Some of his best racing friends remember Tom "the Mongoose" McEwen in a touching and funny retrospect to one of the most popular drivers in the sport's history. March 13: Reader Charles Milikin Jr. shares some amazing nostalgic photos from the;65 Smokers event. April 18: Northwest photographer Herman Marchetti shares his Seattle photos from the '70s. 91 at the '72 Supernationals; Lions Last Drag Race. Nov. 1: The story of the demise of the Super Shops Arrow; Tom & Jerry; AOL Drag Racers Forum. March 28: More musings about the career of Jake Johnston.
Dec. 16: Catching up with Roy Mehus; Jack Ditmars' rear-engine car; more on Ed Lenarth's Mid-Winder and the Hindsight with Jim Adolph; Mark Williams and Don Casto mid-engine cars; Garlits'Jay Howell Dart; who was Ed Shaver?
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