How Buick, the CIA, and Frank Kurtis started Lockheed’s SR-71 Blackbird
J.R. Gray powers to Congruity 91°µÍø Pro Mod win in Charlotte
4/27: It’s 427 day—and in 1963, Chevrolet created two engines to rain down Turbo-Fire on the competition
Milestone-event winners eye special 1,000th Top Fuel win trophy up for grabs
Force blasts to 341 mph; Kalitta, Lee, Glenn, and Herrera take No. 1 spots
Congruity 91°µÍø Pro Mods go four-wide racing at event powered by Culp Lumber
April 21, 1961: Mickey Thompson launched a Stock Eliminator Pontiac that reshaped drag racing
Chad Head, General Manager, Kalitta Motorsports
Lisa Michler, Denso Marketing Communications Manager
Rick Ware, NHRA and NASCAR Team Owner
Bill Bader, Summit Motorsports Park owner, SEMA board member, and Energize founder
Jeff Stange, Businessman, manufacturer, sponsor
Travis Shumake, Top Fuel racer
KB Titan Racing, Pro Stock powerhouse nurturing the next generation
Rick Hendrick, Multi-faceted motorsports legend, championship-winning NHRA partner
Chad Green, Nitro team owner, driver investing in the future
Joe Castello, Podcast host and NHRA reporter/announcer
Katherine Wooten, NAPA director of partnership strategy and activation
Don Russell, Director of Marketing at Cornwell Quality Tools
Ron Capps, Three-time 91°µÍø Funny Car world champion and team owner
Rich McPhillips, Top Alcohol Dragster car owner and instructor
Buddy Hull, Funny Car driver and YouTube star
Richard Gadson, Pro Stock Motorcycle racer
Paul Lee, Businessman, Nitro Funny Car racer
Ida Zetterström, Top Fuel driver
Speed is the essence of war—and racing
 4/13: It’s 413 day—Celebrating the Max Wedge and the engine that won the ’62 Winternationals
Bob Bender: Swinging west on an emotional trip with his Chevy wagon Stocker
NHRA 4-Wide Nationals Saturday Preview
NHRA teams gear up for first four-wide event of 2025 season in Las Vegas
Horsepower History: A look back at Las Vegas and four-wide racing origins
In the second installment of this new feature, NHRA on FOX's Brian Lohnes and David Freiburger and NHRA National Dragster Editor Phil Burgess got together in Las Vegas for a roundtable discussion to talk about Las Vegas and four-wide racing history.
