
Andrew Wolf
Motorsports journalist. content strategist, photographer, and continual learner by day, speed challenged cyclist by night.
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1 week ago |
dragzine.com | Andrew Wolf
Veteran Speed Promotions Racing star Scott Taylor earned his third career Outlaw 32 no-prep invitational victory Saturday evening, driving his fresh new “Lil’ Goldie” 1969 Chevrolet Camaro past Chris Rankin at the National Trail Raceway near Columbus, Ohio.
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2 weeks ago |
dragzine.com | Andrew Wolf
Success doesn’t come without sacrifice, and many of auto racing’s all-time greats were those who were willing to operate with obsession, continually taking risks, experimenting, and putting in the round-the-clock, tireless efforts that others perhaps were unwilling to match.
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2 weeks ago |
dragzine.com | Andrew Wolf
NHRA Stock Eliminator racing has long been an arena dominated by the big V8s of Detroit, with some four and six cylinders of domestic origins thrown in here and there. But a new challenger to the status quo has surprisingly emerged, in the form of a late-model 2020 Toyota Supra. Veteran racer Daren Poole-Adams, who has campaigned a number of highly competitive Chevrolet COPO Camaros, has broken ranks to pioneer the first-ever late-model Supra built for Stock Eliminator competition.
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3 weeks ago |
dragzine.com | Andrew Wolf
Reigning Speed Promotions Racing series champion Shawn “Murder Nova” Ellington captured his first Outlaw 32 invitational victory of the new season Saturday afternoon at the Virginia Motorsports Park in Dinwiddie, Virginia, defeating Chris Rankin in the final round for the $40,000 payday and a second win at the track in as many seasons. Elliington began his run to the winner’s circle with a tough opening round draw in Bakersfield season-opener winner Nate Sayler.
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3 weeks ago |
dragzine.com | Andrew Wolf
The NHRA New England Nationals at Epping, New Hampshire has been the site of some of NHRA Funny Car icon John Force’s greatest successes over the last decade. The sport’s all-time-winningest driver has earned three victories at New England Dragway — in 2015 (his 143rd career win), 2021 (for career win number 153), and what could possibly have been his final national event win as a driver a season ago, when he ousted his young protege, Austin Prock, for his record-improving 157th career victory.
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