It's another all-encompassing episode of The Ron Capps Experience, and with this episode's subject Shawn Langdon, they cover a lot of ground.

Capps talks coming ground with Langdon when it comes to racing the long skinny cars and the floppers. But the subject drifts in clutch dust and black boogers.

Langdon reveals his take on bracket racing, and who he sees as the killers in this style of competitive drag racing. Tune in as Capps experiences the gamut of drag racing talking points.ell as other key strategies.

There's never a dull moment when it comes to doorslammer extraordinaire Stevie "Fast" Jackson.

In this edition, Jackson answers the questions from his fans, and throws in some commentary regarding the future of nitrous-injected cars in Pro Modified.

Jackson, who also won the recently completed Lights Out 11 at South Georgia Motorsports Park talks about his dominating win.

Thanks to our coverage partners at DragStory.com and Mark Walter, we present to you the live video feed from the ECTA (East Coast Timing Association) Spaceport America Invitational 1.5 Mile Land Speed Event in Truth or Consequences, NM

It's another enlightening episode of The Ron Capps Experience, the exciting series created out of boredom. This time the NAPA Auto Parts-sponsored icon chats with Funny Car driver J.R. Todd.

Capps wants to know, is J.R. now a full-fledged Funny Car driver or is he a Top Fuel driver who happens to drive a Funny Car? The two chat about the transition for the DHL-sponsored driver as well as the naysayers who initially believed the former Junior Dragster standout couldn't handle a Funny Car.

There's always enlightening tidbits revealed, so tune in to see what gets revealed in this episode.

The Ron Capps Experience, a video series created out of boredom, visits drag racing ever-positive, good 'ole boy Clay Millican in a drag racing version of town mouse meets country mouse.

Millican, who drives the Parts Pro-sponsored dragster for the Straight Line Strategy Group, discusses his race day regimen with Capps, as well as other key strategies.

Del Worsham and Nicky Boninfante are to nitro turning what Starsky and Hutch were to crime fighting. The unlikely duo provide a perfect combination for returning Funny Car driver Alexis DeJoria.

One is a grinder and wide open, and the other is laid back and "we'll get there when we get there." But, together they have have won championships and remain one of the more feared combinations in the NHRA Funny car world.

In this edition of the Ron Capps Experience, the two discuss what makes them a good combination, their strengths and what makes their chemistry so strong.

Tim Wilkerson is a jack-of-all-trades, and by judging from his competition record is a master of them all.

In this episode of the Ron Capps Experience, Capps seeks out the man who not only manages his own fuel team but also tunes and drives. This is a rarity in today's specialized professional drag racing world.

Capps quizzes Wilk on everything from the practice tree to driving, to anger management towards his crew chief and a surprise revelation from him about what he's asked his sponsor.

The only thing more unpredictable than a fuel-burning Funny Car is two of its greatest jockeys huddled around a microphone, and in front of a camera. It's the latest episode of The Ron Capps, the video series created out of boredom.

Capps, who drives the NAPA Auto Parts Funny Car, huddles over a stack of Goodyear slicks to talk with his friendly rival (and hero), John Force about how he gets up for the big game.

Of course, Force being Force, somewhat answers the question but also ventures off into the land of dreams, shrinks, bedtime and diets. He also talks about dream therapy and fence climbing. Of course, there's that kiss on the lips in Seattle.

What's a Funny Car driver to do when he gets to the test session, and his rig doesn't make it? Well if you're Ron Capps, you find something to keep busy. In this case, the NAPA Auto Parts-sponsored driver grabbed a microphone, and a CPTV camera man and took to the pits to generate some excitement in the pits.

In this episode of The Ron Capps Experience, Capps interviews Paul Lee, who holds a storied and interesting past in business. Did you know he used to be a lawyer? Used to be busy in stock market trading? And just to think, he gave it all up for drag racing.

Get the behind the scenes story of a man who survived what should have been a fatal heart attack, to not only live another day but also to drive a fuel Funny Car.

John Force earned 16 NHRA Funny Car titles because he learned how to take a punch, and keep moving forward. While there might have been a fistfight or three growing up, Force's greatest adversary in his fight for survival was many times life itself. In this emotional video, Force opens up about his will to succeed and his mentality which steadfastly declares quitting is not an option. Force is fired up for the 2016, and to hear the NHRA's most successful professional racer ever, he's bringing a determination second to none.