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Can you name this famous track? The strip charged 50 cents to spectators when it opened.

A whiskey library. A cigar terrace. Professional-grade driving simulators. A lakeside infinity pool. Luxury villas overlooking the racetrack.

No, this isn’t a new resort in Scottsdale.

It’s the vision behind Race City Motorpark & Social Club, a proposed $50 million transformation of historic Mooresville Dragway

The obvious question:

Would you live here?

And maybe an even bigger one…

What do you think membership costs?

One thing is certain — this isn’t your grandfather’s dragstrip.

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Don’t wait until next time, or next year… take that race car out as much as possible 🏆

Never take for granted or forget the memories of racing with your dad.

The interior and details on this NexGen dragster are truly insane. What are your thoughts?

Paint and pictures by Jerron Settles

Lyle Barnett will be driving a Fuel Altered. First race location has not been announced

As part of NHRA’s 75th Anniversary celebration, an elite panel of Sportsman racing legends selected the Top 50 Sportsman Racers of all time — and Kyle Seipel earned his place on the prestigious list.

Kyle Seipel’s life and career were relatively short, but his impact on the sport is undeniable. Before he passed away from cancer in 2021 at the age of 50, Seipel established himself as not only one of the sport’s best drivers but also a premier driving coach and event promoter who left an indelible mark on virtually everyone he came into contact with.

Seipel’s 12 national event wins and 22 divisional wins don’t begin to tell the story of a second-generation racer who practically had a reserved seat at the Pacific Division awards banquet with 10 championships between 1990 and 2000.

When it came to predicting a dial-in or adjusting for conditions, no one was more skilled than Seipel, who often helped his many friends reach the winner’s circle. Later, he also joined good friend Peter Biondo to launch the hugely successful Fling series of high-stakes E.T. bracket races.

By Kevin McKenna, NHRA

Some racers are known for one thing. Courtney Jolly isn’t one of them.

From winning races and driving left-handed after overcoming a childhood injury, to flying monster trucks, serving in her church, raising a family, and inspiring the next generation of racers, Courtney’s story is anything but ordinary.

“Fast Cars, Flying Trucks, Faith, Family, and a Life That Never Sits Still” takes a look at the woman behind the helmet and the path that made her one of the most unique personalities in motorsports.

Read the full feature here: https://dragcoverage.com/?p=4224

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