Andrew Wolf

3 days ago | dragzine.com | Andrew Wolf

A new partnership between seasoned no-prep racer Nate Sayler and accomplished car owner Chris Michael has immediately produced positive results. The duo parked the popular Bad Intentions Racing “Gucci” 1969 Chevrolet Nova in the winner’s circle at Speed Promotions Racing’s season-opening The Outlaws 32 invitational main event at Famoso Dragstrip in Bakersfield, California.

2 weeks ago | streetmusclemag.com | Andrew Wolf

Griffin Steinfeld has never been one to play it safe with his builds, but this latest machine, crafted in collaboration with renowned fabricator Rat Rod Jeff Jones, might be his most unhinged creation yet. It’s raw, it’s loud, and it’s fast. Built from a ’32 Ford Model B shell and powered by a Top Fuel-derived supercharged big block, this rat rod is a rolling piece of industrial art with dragstrip credentials. “This was a team effort for sure,” Steinfeld said.

2 weeks ago | streetmusclemag.com | Andrew Wolf

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2 weeks ago | dragzine.com | Andrew Wolf

This weekend’s American Rebel Light NHRA 4-Wide Nationals at zMAX Dragway will mark an incredible milestone, as the kings of the sport — the Top Fuel dragster category — contests its 1,000th NHRA race. And one driver will walk away with a special “Wally” trophy to commemorate the occasion — but they’ll have to go through not one, but three other drivers to do so in the four-wide racing format.

2 weeks ago | streetmusclemag.com | Andrew Wolf

In the midst of the muscle car boom of the early 1960s, when it assembled a limited run of Max Wedge-powered Super Stock drag cars, little could the Chrysler Corporation’s heads have imagined that their creations would still be capturing the hearts and minds of young automotive enthusiasts six decades later. But 62 years after it rolled off the assembly line on March 29, 1963, and was delivered to Harger Haldeman Dodge in Los Angeles, this 1963 Dodge 330 Max Wedge was still in action.