Force’s comeback for 15th title up for Greatest Moments Award
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As the NHRA greatest moments add up the latest opportunity for fans to recognize NHRA immortality was added today to the NHRA’s Facebook page. Up for fan consideration is John Force’s dramatic come from behind championship run on the final day of the 2010 NHRA Full Throttle Drag Series season. Force clinched his unprecedented 15th Full Throttle championship moving around rising star Matt Hagan for the win.
Over the weekend John Force Entertainment uploaded its fourth video promoting NHRA’s Greatest Moments centered around John Force Racing achievements in the first 60 years of the NHRA. This video has insight and interviews from the people behind the scene as well as Force himself. Fans can log onto Facebook and go here to vote: http://www.facebook.com/notes/nhra/-nhra-60-greatest-moments-5060/10150250224623283 or they can also find a link at nhra.com.
The first video uploaded on April 20th highlighted John Force being named Driver of the Year, a first for a drag racer. The second video uploaded a few days later on April 25th highlighted Force’s historic 100th career Funny Car win at Royal Purple Raceway (formerly Houston Raceway Park). Today’s video was celebrating Ashley Force Hood’s first career Funny Car win (and first female Funny Car win) at the 2008 Summit Racing Equipment Southern Nationals at Atlanta Dragway.
The NHRA is asking fans to vote through their Facebook page on the top 60 Great Moments in NHRA history. To view the entire list of 60 Moments fans can go here: http://www.nhra.com/NHRA60/
The four John Force Entertainment videos can be found here:
John Force clinches 15th championship: http://youtu.be/_Egu4RVTfPk
John Force voted Driver of the Year: http://youtu.be/0_AHHD7k9R0
John Force wins 100th NHRA Funny Car race: http://youtu.be/q3pGcnAp8BA
Ashley Force Hood’s 1st win for a female in Funny Car: http://youtu.be/33Q7E_8e7Hk
In addition to the Greatest Moments videos John Force Entertainment has also produced an online show titled Nitro Rewind which is broadcast on the NHRA’s YouTube channel each Thursday after an NHRA national event. The eighth episode reviewing Chicago’s event and previewing the upcoming event in Denver can be viewed here: http://youtu.be/IJ-XxjgKKDA