Drag Racing
The tree is a clock, not a dare. Bring back the slip and read the reaction.
A garbage lawnmower, a go-kart track paycheck and a 1985 Camaro Z28: how one of the crew learned to race near the airport.
From midnight passes past the drive-ins to the million-spectator Dream Cruise: the avenue that made horsepower a spectator sport.
The fastest pass the crew ever filmed, the four-wheeler chaos in the pits, and the thousand-mile season from Florida to Cecil County.
The three numbers that decide every drag race, why the launch matters more than the finish, and how bracket racing rewards discipline.
What tech inspection wants, what to bring, what it costs, and the etiquette that keeps you welcome in the staging lanes.
A 1937 Ford, a 1933 HighBoy, the Yellow Bullet Camaro and Jim Monson’s Mustang: four cars that mapped a scene.
Back from the shop — again. The story of the crew’s Mopar project car and why a 340 Duster was the thinking man’s weapon.
