Nitro Rewind is back with a look back at the NHRA Summit Racing Equipment Nationals in Norwalk and a look ahead to the O’Reilly Rt. 66 Nationals in Chicago, July 8-10. The show, an internet based broadcast, is hosted by Bill Stephens and features interviews from Top Fuel and Funny Car NHRA competitors, is available on the NHRA’s YouTube channel after every NHRA national event.
“Nitro Rewind is hitting its stride at the perfect time. We have the Chicago race coming up and then we go right into the Western Swing. Fans will get to see and hear from tons on the Nitro drivers in the weeks ahead,” said Ashley Force Hood, John Force Entertainment president.
Travel back to a time when drag racing broadcasts were syndicated, the nitro flowed freely and dry hops were the norm in Top Fuel, AA/FD, and of course, AA/FC. Relive the moments when Pro Stockers had real body parts and didn't need a logo just to idenitify the manufacturer. Enjoy the golden tones of the legendary Dave McClelland and Steve Evans bringing you the 1977 NHRA Gatornationals in Gainesville, Fla. Close your eyes, hear the sounds and travel back in time to the one place in the country where disco wasn't king.
In this episode of FullThrottle Friday at CP.TV, Full Throttle TV asked the drivers of the NHRA if they had to listen to one pop star or the other who would it be.
“Married With Dragsters” takes you to not only each of the Kevin and Kathy Fisher’s events, but what it takes to get there. The series will highlight the stick-to-itiveness needed when you have a husband and wife competing together at the sportsman level of drag racing. From the duties at their home office and shop to the sometimes very long hours on the road, and of course the racing itself, viewers will see there is a lot more to it all than what first meets the eye.
We hope you enjoy the latest episode of Married with Dragsters at CompetitionPlus.tv.
This week’s episode of Nitro Rewind looks back at the NHRA Ford Thunder Valley Nationals in Bristol and previews this weekend’s 5th annual NHRA Summit Equipment Nationals, June 24-26. The show, an internet based broadcast, is hosted by Bill Stephens and features interviews from Top Fuel and Funny Car NHRA competitors, is available on the NHRA’s YouTube channel after every race.
“We talked to some of the young guns of Nitro, Dan Wilkerson and Austin Lambright, in Bristol to get their thoughts on heading to Norwalk,” said Ashley Force Hood, John Force Entertainment president.
“We also caught up with veteran Rod Fuller who we are glad to see back on the tour in Top Fuel. You’ll see he is especially excited to get back into the heat of battle in Top Fuel. My dad and NHRA Marketing VP Gary Darcy give fans an update on the John Force Road Show which is cool.”
Dan Wilkerson talks about racing with his father Tim in a two Funny Car team sponsored by Summit and Austin Lambright talks about doubling up the Terry McMillen Top Fuel effort. Terry also has some nice things to say about Austin. Auto Club Mustang Funny Car driver Robert Hight talks about conquering Thunder Valley and setting his first national record.
This week’s episode of Nitro Rewind looks back at the NHRA Ford Thunder Valley Nationals in Bristol and previews this weekend’s 5th annual NHRA Summit Equipment Nationals, June 24-26. The show, an internet based broadcast, is hosted by Bill Stephens and features interviews from Top Fuel and Funny Car NHRA competitors, is available on the NHRA’s YouTube channel after every race.
“We talked to some of the young guns of Nitro, Dan Wilkerson and Austin Lambright, in Bristol to get their thoughts on heading to Norwalk,” said Ashley Force Hood, John Force Entertainment president.
“We also caught up with veteran Rod Fuller who we are glad to see back on the tour in Top Fuel. You’ll see he is especially excited to get back into the heat of battle in Top Fuel. My dad and NHRA Marketing VP Gary Darcy give fans an update on the John Force Road Show which is cool.”
Dan Wilkerson talks about racing with his father Tim in a two Funny Car team sponsored by Summit and Austin Lambright talks about doubling up the Terry McMillen Top Fuel effort. Terry also has some nice things to say about Austin. Auto Club Mustang Funny Car driver Robert Hight talks about conquering Thunder Valley and setting his first national record.
In this episode of FullThrottleTV Friday at CompetitionPlus.tv, Full Throttle TV's Lewis Bloom takes a look at some of the youngest winners in all four classes in the NHRA. He also previews some of the up and coming drivers of the NHRA to look out for in the not too distant future.
The NHRA Ford Thunder Valley Nationals are officially under rain delay,. CompetitionPlus.Tv's Joe Castello gives a report from the roof of the Bristol Dragway timing tower.
Nitro Rewind is back with a look back at the NHRA Summit Racing Equipment Nationals in Norwalk and a look ahead to the O’Reilly Rt. 66 Nationals in Chicago, July 8-10. The show, an internet based broadcast, is hosted by Bill Stephens and features interviews from Top Fuel and Funny Car NHRA competitors, is available on the NHRA’s YouTube channel after every NHRA national event. 
Travel back to a time when drag racing broadcasts were syndicated, the nitro flowed freely and dry hops were the norm in Top Fuel, AA/FD, and of course, AA/FC. Relive the moments when Pro Stockers had real body parts and didn't need a logo just to idenitify the manufacturer. Enjoy the golden tones of the legendary Dave McClelland and Steve Evans bringing you the 1977 NHRA Gatornationals in Gainesville, Fla. Close your eyes, hear the sounds and travel back in time to the one place in the country where disco wasn't king.
In this episode of FullThrottle Friday at CP.TV, Full Throttle TV asked the drivers of the NHRA if they had to listen to one pop star or the other who would it be.
“Married With Dragsters” takes you to not only each of the Kevin and Kathy Fisher’s events, but what it takes to get there. The series will highlight the stick-to-itiveness needed when you have a husband and wife competing together at the sportsman level of drag racing. From the duties at their home office and shop to the sometimes very long hours on the road, and of course the racing itself, viewers will see there is a lot more to it all than what first meets the eye.
