Crew chiefs turn on the data recorders as Steve Cossis and Matt Deitch face off in the NPSA final. Photo by Tim Pratt
Dan Dietrich's new new blown Chevy entry went 6.60s, but didn't make the Frantic Four field. Photo by Tim Pratt
Dave Anderson burns out in his Top Fuel Dragster in 1965. Photo thanks to Ron Johnson
Desperately Seeking the Limefire Funny Car
Did Don Garlits' zoomie headers push the dirty air out of the way of the slicks. Photo by Vic Cooke
Don Garlits toured Australia and gave Murray Anderson the first sparks of a future career. Photo by Murray Anderson
Don Roberts went out of his way to drive Kosty Ivanof's Boston Shaker Funny Car. Photo thanks to Don Roberts
DRU Hot Damn Doorslammin' Video Cover
Edmonton's Darrell Webb is the tough guy of the circuit with his '81 Corvette. Photo thanks to Jay Mageau
Eric and his dream machine. Photo thanks to Eric Morrison
Eric in the hot seat of the Skoal Bandit. Photo thanks to Eric Morrison
Eric's dream came true -- at least a little bit. Photo thanks to Eric Morrison
Fireforce 2 cockpit displays an apt slogan. Photo by Anni Valder
Frank Snellings, Jr., missed the cut, but Billy Farmer was number one. Photo by Tim Pratt
Fred Forkner's '55 Chevy Doorslammer. Photo by Bill Ott
Fred Forkner's digger. Photo thanks to Bill Ott
Funny Car final from 1984 ADRA Grandnationals gave Jim White his first national event win. photo by Rickie Howard
Funny Car title holder Bruce Larson hosted Drag Fest 4. Photo by Greg Gage
F-X race cars the way they were in the mid-60s. Photo by Greg Gage
Gary Beck always had his game face on. Photo by Bruce Biegler
Gary Beck was perhaps the most dominant top fuel racer of the '70s and early '80s. Photo by Bruce Biegler
Gary Densham -- No, the AAA Rose Parade flloat for 2000! Photo by Darr Hawthorne
Gene Terenzio grows the tires on the big end in the Smiokin' blown altered. Photo by Peter Kumble
George Barksdale vs. Robert Tyree. Photo by Tim Pratt
Gerry Thalacker faces Mike Preslar in a battle of North Carolina. Photo by Tim Pratt