Drag racers use various types and mixtures of fuel. Here’s an in-depth look at the different types of fuel and how each would ...
We hung out with Clay Millican’s Parts Plus Top Fuel dragster to learn what it takes to go from 0 to 330 mph in under four seconds.
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The most common length of a drag racing course is a quarter of a mile. NITRO, short for nitromethane, is used as a fuel additive in drag racing. FAIRWAY BUNKER (4D: Sandy golf course hazard ...
The most common length of a drag racing course is a quarter of a mile. NITRO, short for nitromethane, is used as a fuel additive in drag racing. SAHARA (13A: Largest hot desert) A desert is ...
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IndyCar implements new spec fuel meterAt the behest of its engine suppliers, the IndyCar Series has implemented a new mandatory fuel flow meter for 2025 that must ...
Angelle Sampey plans to race once again in the sportsman-level Top Alcohol Dragster class this season. Then, sponsorships ...
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