When you last heard from me, we were about halfway through our 10-week family journey. Four weeks later, I have an update… We’re still on the road! However, as I
As I detailed in the last issue of National Dragster, I’m dedicating my next few Science of Winning entries to documenting our big family adventure. To bring you up to
If you’ve read this column with any regularity over the past several years, you know that the subject matter of my ramblings ranges, at times dramatically! One thing that I’ve
Six months into the Jr. Dragster experience with my oldest son Gary, I can already say with conviction that if we stopped today it’s been worth the time, effort, and
Just ten short months ago, I authored an entry to this very column titled The Architecture of a Championship, in which we focused mainly on the logistical challenges and scheduling
On my most recent trip North to Brainerd International Raceway, I stumbled into an amazing used bookstore that rests literally footsteps from the main entrance to the track: Emily’s Used
How do I improve? It’s a question we all face, in multiple forms, in various aspects of our life, in perpetuity. How do I get better? In the context of
Staging battles have been around since the advent of the automated “Christmas Tree,” perhaps even before. In a recent edition of the popular “Nitro Time Machine” on NHRA social media,
There is an innocence to beginning. Whether it’s blissful ignorance, or genuine curiosity (or a combination of both), we often enter into new situations and pursuits with an open mind
Any racer knows that weather conditions impact the performance of our machines. Race cars typically run quicker E.T.’s in the early Spring and the late Fall than they do in