Drag Week is taxing enough. Each participant needs to get his or her street legal racecar to the official check-in, get it approved for both race and street use, race it at the track, drive several hundred miles to the next track, and repeat the process for five consecutive days. Now, imagine shipping your car
Hundreds of cars showed up at National Trail Raceway in Columbus, OH September 11 to kick off Hot Rod Drag Week 2016, and a handful less made it to Summit Motorsports Park in Norwalk, OH two days later. Although Norwalk is only about 90 miles north of Columbus, the Drag Week route made drivers take a
A couple weeks ago, we told you about Reason #8, Larry Larson’s 1998 Chevy S10. Larson, along with BangShift’s Chad Reynolds, built the truck to not only compete in Hot Rod Drag Week, but set a new mark for fastest street-legal, street-driven vehicle. Mission accomplished. Larson’s Chevy S-10 blasted a 6.16-second pass at 219.81 miles-per-hour run during the
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