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Prock brings the house down with emotional championship speech
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Gaige Herrera clinches second NHRA Pro Stock Motorcycle championship
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Herrera sets sights on second straight Pro Stock Motorcycle championship
Stanfield, Glenn, and Anderson to battle for Pro Stock championship in Pomona
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Don Prudhomme honored with Robert E. Petersen Lifetime Achievement Award
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The 'Prock Rocket' and a season of performance domination
JR Todd takes us behind the scenes of Toyota’s Experience Center in Texas
Behind the Scenes with the winners of the 2024 JEGS Allstars
Behind the Scenes with the winners of the 2024 Texas NHRA FallNationals
Weekend Rewind: 2024 Texas NHRA FallNationals
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60th Winternationals flashback: Beadle, Bernstein raise the roof for '81 FC final
One of the craziest moments in Winternationals history came at the 1981 event with a massive pre-final-round pit thrash in the pits of Funny Car star Raymond Beadle, where the roof of Kenny Bernstein's car was transplanted onto Beadle's wounded car.
It was one of the craziest moments in Winternationals history when at the 1981 event the roof of Raymond Beadle’s famed Blue Max Funny Car blew off at the finish line on a winning semifinal run.
In a miraculous thrash known as "the Texas Chainsaw Massacre," fellow Texan Kenny Bernstein allowed Beadle to saw the roof off of his Budweiser King entry and graft it to the Max for the final round. Beadle lost the final to Billy Meyer but not for lack of effort