John Force, an icon of drag racing and one of the sport's most decorated competitors, has announced his retirementafter more ...
Force, 76, will be joined in retirement next season by daughter Brittany, herself a two-time NHRA Top Fuel champion. The ...
Legendary 16-time National Hot Rod Association Funny Car world champion John Force will retire after four decades of racing.
NHRA Funny Car team owner/driver Ron Capps credited safety advancements that were inspired by previous profound accidents to the John Force Racing team. Horrifying-looking wreck slices car’s body in ...
In a heartfelt announcement that marks the end of an era, John Force, a 16-time Funny Car champion and a towering figure in NHRA drag racing, has officially retired at the age of 76. This decision ...
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John Force retires from NHRA at 76 after violent 300mph crash: "I've been hurt really bad"
NHRA Funny Car champion John Force, 76, has announced his retirement from driving following his serious 2024 crash ...
John Force's charisma and demeanor remain undaunted despite long, tough recovery from horrific crash
INDIANAPOLIS — John Force's flamboyant personality still shines brightly. The memories of a horrific crash 14 months ago have started to fade away, and Force's charisma and million-dollar smile — two ...
Three-time NASCAR Cup Series champion Tony Stewart opened up about NHRA icon John Force, reflecting on the 16-time Funny Car ...
This weekend’s NHRA Mission Foods Drag Racing Series season started as a dumpster fire. The NHRA completed just six first-round Top Fuel matches of Sunday’s season-opening Amalie Oil Gatornationals at ...
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NHRA: Brittany Force’s retirement is the end of a 6-decade era in drag racing
Force is retiring after this weekend’s season finale in Pomona, but the Yorba Linda-based family that has won 18 NHRA ...
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