4K views · 99 reactions | Sixteen-time Funny Car champ John Force is retiring after a remarkable career! From hilarious interviews to his passion for growing motorsports, Force's impact goes way beyond the drag strip. He even survived a near-fatal crash this year. A true icon! #JohnForce #DragRacing #NHRA #Motorsports #RacingLegend | Performance Racing Network | Facebook

3.5M views · 135K reactions | John Force Announces Retirement | John Force Racing | Facebook

John Force an actual drag racing legend, 75 years old in 2024. He was injured in a crash in June of this year. At the end of a run, his engine exploded while he was going 302 miles/h (487 km/h), and he suffered a traumatic brain injury. Funny car racing was popular when I was a kid. ESPN used to show it and other actual sports instead of just celebrity news. Funny cars are drag racing chassis with fiberglass or carbon fiber automotive bodies over them. They look roughly like normal cars, but the

John Force suffers a horrific accident in round one of eliminations at the NHRA Virginia Nationals. Force's Funny Car starts moving around before a major explosion occurs, which results in the drag racing legend making heavy contact with the wall at speeds over 300 mph. | Drag Illustrated

NHRA drag racing great John Force shows improvement but long road to recovery after brain injury

78K views · 4.5K reactions | Reigning 3X NHRA Funny Car world champion and President of John Force Racing, Robert Hight, takes us down memory lane to 25 years ago when he first joined John Force's team as a crew member. #AAARacing, Automobile Club of Southern California, Team Chevy | John Force Racing | Facebook

4.9K views · 315 reactions | The Funny Car GOAT John Force Racing dials in his hot rod at age 74 | CycleDrag | Facebook

372K views · 11K reactions | John Force and the PEAK Chevrolet Camaro SS Funny Car close out Friday night testing in Phoenix with 4.001 second run at 321.73 mph | John Force Racing | Facebook