Now 76, Force has not raced since June 2024, when his engine exploded at the NHRA Virginia Nationals, sending his burning car ...
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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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 ...
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 ...
With 157 NHRA national event victories over a 54 John Force Racing will continue with a fresh line-up of drivers and same ...
The 16-time Funny Car champion confirmed the decision Thursday, more than a year after suffering a traumatic brain injury in ...
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John Force retirement: Heartfelt tributes pour in for "true legend" 16-time NHRA Funny Car champion
Fans, fellow racers and partners from across the motorsport world have paid heartfelt tribute to 16-time NHRA Funny Car ...
The 16-time Funny Car champion ends one of motorsports’ most iconic careers, stepping away after surviving a violent 300-mph ...
Legendary 16-time National Hot Rod Association Funny Car world champion John Force will retire after four decades of racing.
Richard Gadson (Pro Stock Motorcycle) claim first championships Sunday, while Austin Prock (Funny Car) repeats.
South Africans are outraged after Kelvin Momo and Sam Deep's reckless drag racing video went viral, with several calling for ...
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