The Redwood Rally, a new event for 2023, covered nearly 700 miles of Pacific Northwest roads between Coos Bay Speedway, Medford Dragstrip, Redding Dragstrip and Samoa Dragstrip.

Rocky Mountain Race Week strode across the plains to Kearney, Nebraska for the second day of competition, after a drive day to cover the almost 500 mile distance between there and Pueblo, Colorado.

“I took about 3 years off from racing to help customers and friends of mine at the track. My nephew, Kevin Kelley Jr., approached me wanting to run his car in Sick Week. I have been wanting to do a drag-and-drive for a while, so that was the push I needed.” 

“I’m looking forward to the experience at Death Week. I’ve wanted to do Sick Week for so long. And being able to experience the drag-and-drive atmosphere is something I’m very excited about.”

Rocky Mountain Race Week 2.0 is underway, in an event that is the ‘last of an era’ for drag-and-drive’s second longest running fixture.

To this point, Greg Stanfield’s Chevrolet Camaro has been the most talked-about car, but the Ford Mustang contingent, as well as the lone Dodge Challenger of the class are closing the gap.

“I think Death Week will be a combination of adventure and challenge. I also really enjoy the camaraderie of everyone. Hanging out and helping people along the way really makes these events great.”

“The drag and drive events appeal to me because it proves that you know how to put together a car. I am mainly a one man show for the car’s development, and I’m excited to see how it performs on Death Week.”

This wrecked 2010 Chevrolet Camaro was originally supposed to be just a donor car, but for Jarrod Aspegren, his plans changed, and more than just once.

The track, which was original built in 1964 on a 198-acre parcel of land, has been under the care of the Smith family since 1971. The National Hot Rod Association sanctioned track runs a variety of events, including specialty races with funny cars and nitro dragsters, as well as bracket races.

As stated by David Freiburger since the beginning of the drag-and-drive movement: it’s normally not the racing that puts people on the sidelines during a drag-and-drive, it’s the ‘drive’ portion.

There are many ways to go drag racing, but Sick The Magazine’s Death Week event might just be the most unusual. Following on from the success of drag-and-drive events such as Sick Week, Hot Rod Drag Week and Rocky Mountain Race Week, Sick The Magazine publisher and six-times Drag Week winner Tom Bailey wanted to create a challenge that would reset the boundaries for fast, street legal cars.

Peer pressure can make us do some crazy things. In the case of Joey Marshall, the peer pressure on him was about going drag racing as his cousin did, and that’s a pressure we can get behind!

A big block Chevy transplant into a Fox body Mustang ain’t that rare, but friends like those who purchased the car for Duane Ruhl certainly are.

Ryan Saiki is thrilled to be starting a new chapter in his dad’s storied Corvette. “I always wanted to do drag-and-drive stuff with the car, ride with the T-tops out. It’s the start of something great for this car!”

A long hidden AMC Javelin bracket car is going to get a chance to hit the road at Sick Week.

For the eighth time, the annual One Guy’s Garage Drag Weekend took place over the September 22nd to 24th three-day weekend. The drag-and-drive encompasses nearly a 500-mile drive between Bryon Dragway, Cordova International Dragway and Tri-State Raceway, and features five different classes, plus a heads-up shootout and a bracket race on the final day.

Just one day after the conclusion of Hot Rod Drag Week, the National Hot Rod Association (NHRA) is showcasing ten rides from drag-and-drive events, as well as the National Mustang Racers Association (NMRA) 8.60 Street Race class, at the NHRA Carolina Nationals at zMax Dragway in Charlotte, North Carolina.

Records are made to be broken, and that’s just what happened at the 19th annual Hot Rod Drag Week. Record setting performances and record-setting class victory counts came together in a week of great action, both on site and online.