Camping World CEO Marcus Lemonis jumped in to sponsor the NHRA in the wake of Coca-Cola’s brazen breaking of its 19-year contract that had three more years remaining.
When the clock strikes midnight on Dec. 31, most drag-racing fans will bid an eager “goodbye” to 2020. It was an NHRA season to forget, for so many reasons.
Across the flat farmlands of northern Illinois, furious storms can move in quickly and that’s what the NHRA officials were worried about during the final rounds of the October 2005 event at Route 66 Raceway.
He’s a “Cruzer,” not a crooner. But if two-time NHRA Funny Car champion Cruz Pedregon were a singer, he’d open every performance with the iconic Frank Sinatra hit “My Way.”
One of the hottest topics in the marketing industry lately has been how to maintain communication with clients and pivoting company strategies during a global business interruption.
NHRA drag racing greats, including Don “The Snake” Prudhomme, Shirley Muldowney, “Big Daddy” Don Garlits, and Kenny Bernstein, talk about the drag strip at Indianapolis with an element of reverence in their voices.
Mike Salinas — along with daughters Jianna in Pro Stock Motorcycle and Jasmine in Top Alcohol Dragster — hasn’t been on the drag strip since last November.
