CLICK ON THE LOGO ABOVE TO RETURN TO THE HOME PAGE

Ever since his fast career start in 2003, when he won his first NHRA top fuel event in only his second career race, Brandon Bernstein showed that the Bernstein racing legacy was in good hands. Son of six-time NHRA champion Kenny Bernstein, Brandon has proven himself a worthy successor in the Budweiser/Lucas Oil top fuel dragster by collecting eight career wins in three seasons. In January 2006, Budweiser renewed its sponsorship commitment to the Bernstein's and the Budweiser King Racing squad through 2009.

OUT

In 1992, Cruz Pedregon became the only driver in the decade to dethrone
NHRA funny car champion, John Force. In 2006, Pedregon will continue
his quest for a second title with backing from Advance Auto Parts.
Pedregon, who once took time off from racing to work as an analyst at
ESPN, came back to the funny car circuit in 2002. Pedregon and the
Advance Auto Parts Chevrolet Monte Carlofunny car willbe back in action
for the Winternationals at Pomona Raceway in February 2006.

$60

$60

$35

$50

$65

OUT

"Big Daddy" Don Garlits list of racing firsts goes on and on. As drag racings first big star, the innovation he brought to the sport has helped it evolve to what it is today. In 1955, this two-time NHRA Top Fuel World Champion won the first organized drag race he entered with the first race car he built. Garlits has won an incredible 144 national events and is also a ten-time AHRA World Champion and five-time IHRA World Champion. Celebrate the success of his 40-year career with this racing milestone fantasy piece.

OUT

The image shows the Hight Test car. The Eric Medlen Test Car is black

OUT

OUT

OUT

OUT

$30

With three victories and 1,516 points, Gary Scelzi and the Oakley / Mopar team sealed up the 2005 NHRA funny car championship during the season finale event at Pomona Raceway. A mere eight points separated Scelzi from runner-up - and fellow Don Schumacher Racing teammate - Ron Capps. Scelzi, a former three-time NHRA top fuel champ, will remain at the wheel of the Oakley / Mopar Dodge funny car in 2006

In 205, Gary Scelzi piloted the Oakley Funny Car to the NHRA Championship. This colorchrome funny car commemorates Gary's championship.

1 of only 1800 made

The 2005 International Motorsports Hall of Fame inductee Joe Amato won NHRA's Top Fuel Championship a record five times and was the first driver to exceed 280 mph in competition. Celebrate Amato's success over the years with this racing milestone fantasy piece.

HOME