Muscle cars have always been about power—but some didn’t just flex, they flat-out flew. We’re talking factory-built machines that didn’t need a supercharger kit or drag slicks to throw ...

If you aren't familiar with the Hi Lo series, two teams buy two identical cars. One modifies their car with expensive parts, while the other team takes the cheap way out. In this case the high ...

The first Funny Cars showed up in the mid 1960s, how have they changed in the last half century? We're comparing vintage and modern funny cars from 2016 Winternationals.

Honest American engineering could still produce extremely fast and exciting cars. But there is one car from the '60s that can still hang with modern muscle on the drag strip.

When drag racers hit the tracks back in the '50s and '60s, there weren't any radial tires to begin with, but there were slick tires. Slicks were tires completely devoid of any tread pattern for ...

Aerodynamic and drag-reducing requirements have brought the automotive world to a point where the door handle—the first place we interact with a car—has become high-tech and, occasionally ...

If you watch drag racing, you'll notice that the cars have skinny front tires. This is a scientifically sound choice that helps the cars accelerate faster.

This beautifully preserved Anglia gasser with legitimate drag racing history from the 1960s was recently discovered in a garage in Georgia.

His vehicle was transformed from a street Cobra to a Dragonsnake race car with new rear-fender flares, American Racing wheels, drag slicks, a chrome roll bar, Sun tachometer and chassis tweaks ...

Read about how to get the most out of your drag tires with tips from Mickey Thompsons Ken Warner, only at Chevy High Performance Magazine ...

What does the car expert recommend? Jasim says that “modern-day cars” that have been sitting outside during cold temperatures don’t need a ton of time to warm up.

It's able to lay down seven-second quarter-mile times, struggling to grip the surface with those massive drag slicks. Check out the full video right here.