2007 NHRA NATIONAL EVENT SCHEDULE
Listen to Trackside Interviews with Champions, Drivers and Crew Chiefs
Robert Hight
Hillary Will
Bob Vandergriff
Dave Connolly
Ed Iskenderian
Cory McClenathan
Robert Hight
Jim Yates
Tony Bartone
Hillary Will
Whit Bazemore
Byron Hines
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Teamwork is one of the most important aspects of Drag Racing, gelling together as one to achieve a common goal. Al and Kim Kussy know the value of team work, and apply team principles every day both in their marriage and in their business. Aerospace Components was founded 21-years ago, and is a family operated business, based on teamwork. |
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When several young engineers from White Sands Missile Range in New Mexico founded Autotronic Controls Corporation back in 1970, their goal was to develop a lean burn fuel system that met the requirements of the upcoming fuel and emission demand being placed on the auto industry. |
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It was a cool and rainy day outside the JE Complex in Huntington Beach, California, but the moment I walked through the door into the spacious lobby I was greeted with warm smiles and handshakes from Kathy Flack, Promotional Coordinator. |
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The name Mark Williams is one of the best known in the world of drag racing, no, not as a racer, but as a manufacturer of the highest quality axles, brakes and driveline components available. Mark Williams Enterprises was born in the early 1960’s as a race car chassis shop. |
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MGP Rods Shoptour - Drag Race USA Drag racers love the sound of a high revving motor making loads of horsepower! There’s nothing better than being laid back in the seat grabbing gears heading for the finish line. And there’s nothing worse than your thrill ride coming to an abrupt end with a big bang! |
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The inspiration came on the starting line at Firebird International Raceway just outside Phoenix, Arizona, in late January of 1997. Bruce Bowler ran through all the points he recently learned at drag racing school trying to get the Taks Toys A/Fuel dragster to shut down. |
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EATON ENTERPRISES Racing Engines When Dean Carter won the 2003 NHRA World Championship in Competition Eliminator, the phone at Eaton Enterprises wouldn’t stop ringing. Why, because Craig Eaton and staff of Eaton Enterprises of Glendale, Arizona, built Carter’s engine. |
