A rumor’s been circulating through the NHRA paddock: Paul Lee, the veteran Funny Car driver and McLeod Racing owner, may be the mysterious fourth driver John Force Racing (JFR) plans to field in 2026.
The NHRA world is buzzing. Alexis DeJoria has officially signed with John Force Racing for the 2026 season. And let’s be honest, it feels right. If you rewind the tape back to the 2012 Gatornationals in Gainesville, you might remember a young Alexis DeJoria lining up against the absolute titan of the sport, John Force.
Drag racing legend John Force is retiring after 46 years on the track. Now 76, Force has not raced since June 2024, when his engine exploded at the NHRA Virginia Nationals, sending his burning car across the track at nearly 300 mph and into a concrete wall.
John Force, NHRA legend and 16-time Funny Car champion, announced his retirement at the age of 76 on Thursday. Force went to social media to announce the news.
Two-time NHRA Top Fuel champion Brittany Force announced that she will step away from full-time competition at the end of the 2025 season to focus on starting a family.
Earlier today in Indianapolis, Brittany Force once again set an NHRA speed record with her first round run in Top Fuel. U.S. Nationals has produced a few great moments already.
Unfortunate news from John Force Racing. During last night’s massive storms that impacted multiple states, their Indiana race shop was damaged. Located in Brownsburg, the NHRA team shop took “severe” damage.
NHRA Funny Car driver Ron Capps suffered a horrendous engine explosion and crash – but thankfully emerged uninjured – in Sunday’s first round of eliminations of the NHRA Arizona Nationals at Firebird Motorsports Park in suburban Phoenix.
In a stunning move, John Force Racing announced Thursday morning that president Robert Hight has resigned his role with his organization and is essentially ending his drag racing career.
The National Hot Rod Association kicks off its 74th season with this weekend’s Amalie Motor Oil NHRA Gatornationals at Gainesville Raceway in central Florida.
LAS VEGAS (Nov. 1, 2024) – With John Force returning to the track on Friday for the first time since his crash in June, team drivers Brittany Force and Austin Prock both went to the top in Top Fuel and Funny Car, respectively, securing the provisional No.
For the first time since his horrific wreck, John Force will be at an NHRA race in person. He will attend the races in Las Vegas this week. Force is an icon in motorsports and drag racing, and his return to the dragstrip means a lot for him and race fans.
Brittany Force, the daughter of NHRA legend John Force, provided an update Sunday on the traumatic brain injury he sustained during the first round of the NHRA Virginia Nationals at Virginia Motorsports Park in June.
Racing legend John Force just took a big step in his recovery from a crash he was involved in this summer. John Force Racing announced that Force was released from the Barrow Neurological Institute on Tuesday.
NHRA legend John Force was released from a hospital on Tuesday and flown to a neurological rehab center as he works to recover from a fiery crash that resulted in a traumatic brain injury (TBI).
Another update in the recovery of legendary NHRA Funny Car champion, John Force. He has now left intensive care and is continuing his recovery. Force was involved in a serious accident on June 23rd and had to be airlifted to the hospital.
NHRA legend John Force, 75, is showing signs of improvement in the intensive care unit one week after suffering a traumatic brain injury in a fiery crash, according to his team and family.
John Force remains in the ICU at a Virginia hospital following his scary wreck during the first round of Sunday’s NHRA Virginia Nationals at Virginia Motorsports Park, his team announced Monday.
John Force’s daughter provided an update Sunday after her father was involved in a scary crash during an NHRA event. Force’s Funny Car caught fire due to an engine explosion and smashed into a wall at Virginia Motorsports Park on Sunday.