Driver Interviews

[doglover44]

Hope more Interviews happen at Indy

[Bobby Fazio]

The California native wasted no time showing off her driving abilities and scoring the Sonoma NHRA National Event trophy in only her second year of Stock Eliminator competition! Picking up a reliable former Justin Lamb world championship car, the young college student played just a little hooky to compete in the Big GO @ Indy but came out on the losing end of a heads-up first round matchup.

[Bobby Fazio]

The mustache rocking west coast native consistently terrorizes the competition in some classic clean big block Camaros. The 2020 top 10 finisher routinely makes a habit of turning on the win lights in both Stock and Super Stock and is already off to a great year in 2021, recently winning 3 divisional events in the last 3 weeks!

[Jack Matyas]

Congrats on your big win - my question is who is going to interview you ?????

[Ray Gottry]

Congrats on your big win - my question is who is going to interview you ?????
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[Bobby Fazio]

One of the highlights of the NHRA US Nationals and the PC Richard & Son Dutch Classic is the Hemi Shootout! 426ci monsters roaring downtrack in a heads-up showdown is what makes class racing spectacular. This Pennsylvania native sports a '68 Hemi Dart with a paintjob that is one for the ages, and possibly the afterlife. Let's take a look shall we?

[Bobby Fazio]

The NHRA National Event in St. Louis begins today and we have drivers from all areas of the country ready to chase the trophy. This multi-event winning Kansas native is entered in Super Stock and ready to try taking his Stinnett powered Ed Quay built Camaro into the winner circle.

[Bobby Fazio]

#35 of 68 produced by Watson Racing for the 50th anniversary of the Cobra Jet, the Pennsylvania native just recently took this gorgeous super charged Pony to the number 1 qualifying spot at the Lucas Oil Drag Racing Series Division 1 event in Petersburg, VA.

[Bobby Fazio]

Being part of the greatest car show on earth does not have to cost a fortune. 18 year old Doug Hoven is having a blast getting his feet wet in Stock Eliminator by piloting a 14 second Billy Nees built Nova that resides way down at the bottom of the class racing alphabet. Anyone looking to get into divisional and national event competition on a tight budget can learn a few things from the "Dime Rocket" specialist! On this day, Doug took this car all the way to the final round with a string of double-0 lights. Look for Doug to turn on some more win lights at Cecil County Dragway this weekend for the D1 LODRS event 10/8 - 10/10.

[HR9121]

Originally Posted by Bobby Fazio

Being part of the greatest car show on earth does not have to cost a fortune. 18 year old Doug Hoven is having a blast getting his feet wet in Stock Eliminator by piloting a 14 second Billy Nees built Nova that resides way down at the bottom of the class racing alphabet. Anyone looking to get into divisional and national event competition on a tight budget can learn a few things from the "Dime Rocket" specialist! On this day, Doug took this car all the way to the final round with a string of double-0 lights. Look for Doug to turn on some more win lights at Cecil County Dragway this weekend for the D1 LODRS event 10/8 - 10/10.

I can't tell you how much I loved this interview! Nice young man and obviously a good driver as well who can turn on win lights in anything.