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drag racing

Motor sport popular in the USA. High-powered single-seater cars with large rear and small front wheels are timed over a 402.2 m/440 yd strip. Speeds of up to 530 kph/330 mph have been attained by the fastest type of drag-racing cars, ‘top fuel’ dragsters – the other categories of professional drag-racing vehicles are ‘funny cars’, ‘pro-stock’, and ‘pro-stock bikes’.



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The father-of-two nicknamed 'Hamster' told how he struggled 'mortally withdepression' and still speaks regularly to a psychiatrist following the incidentwhen he flipped a jet-powered dragracing car at 288mph.
I'm still depressed and can't even park a car, says Hamster; With ... by The Daily Mail (London, England)
Andy primarily uses the car for dragracing in the UK Street Eliminator series, and has competed in Britain, Europe and America.
THE pounds 60 SUPERCAR; Dad spends pounds 100k to make 1972 car the ... by Sunday Mercury (Birmingham, England)
He decided after 13 years that he wasn't going to make it as a dragracing pro, so he called upon his mechanical background and opened auto-parts and machine shops in Greencastle and near his childhood home of Coatesville, near the Hendricks-Putnam county line.
Lawn king: from headquarters near tiny Coatesville, Art Evans builds ... by Kaelble, Steve / Indiana Business Magazine
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