DALLAS, May 20, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- In its inaugural season Talkin' Funny Cars with Buddy Hull introduced the wildly entertaining personalities of NHRA Funny Car drivers to a broader audience on ...

Collecting Cars Coffee Run At Calder Park Posted: April 14, 2025 | Last updated: April 14, 2025 Outlaw Garage is a channel for car lovers who live for classic builds, rare finds, and timeless ...

National Hot Rod Association (NHRA) funny car driver Ron Capps was involved in a scary crash during the Arizona Nationals on Sunday. Capps’ vehicle came off the starting line fast and in the ...

In fact, an engine in today's Funny Cars must be wholly rebuilt (or replaced) after — are you ready for this? — just four seconds of open-throttle use. The origin of the name "funny car" isn't ...

Classic car owners set up shop at Buckner Calder Woods on Thursday as the retirement community hosted its annual car show. Residents of the community were all smiles as they got a blast from ...

BEAUMONT, Texas — The Park on Calder is possibly closing after the owner cites "ongoing harassment" from the Beaumont Police Department. Deondre Moore announced through a Facebook story that The ...

The Park on Calder will permanently close its doors in ... have been able to get new cars, move to better stable housing and put food on their tables.” Moore said the business has tried to ...

BRAINERD — Austin Prock may be a Funny Car rookie, but he’s not racing like one. The 29-year-old made his Funny Car debut this season replacing teammate Robert Hight, who is taking the 2024 ...

A catastrophic engine explosion in a National Hot Rod Association Funny Car is a serious matter. We’ve seen two such explosions in the last month. John Force, the greatest driver in NHRA history ...

Funny car driver John Force is on the road to recovery after a fiery 300-mph crash nearly took his life last week. The 75-year-old racing champ opened his eyes before the weekend got underway ...

Southern California drag racing legend John Force was alert and talking to safety workers immediately after a fiery 300-mph crash Sunday in the Virginia Nationals at Virginia Motorsports Park.