NHRA Division 4 Hall of Fame » Where Are They Now?

Willis Ragsdale started drag racing in the late 50’s and was one of the true pioneers of the sport and a big part of what it has become today. He used all types of engines through the years inc...

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A name synonymous with Top Fuel racing in the southwest from 1960 to 1971 is Vance Hunt. As an owner/tuner, the Arlington, Texas racer fielded a long series of dragsters driven by Ed Mabry, J.L. ...

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In 1980 Hardy began doing efficiency work on irrigation engines. Since that time his business, Don Hardy Fuel Efficient Engines, has continued to grow. Through this company they have developed ge...

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During their retirement from NHRA drag racing at the end of the 1999 racing season, the Hills had time to pursue hobbies for which there was no time while they were on the road during their drag ...

https://www.division4halloffame.com/2009/04/eddie-hill/

Long before all of the modern multi-car professional teams in drag racing there was the team of Paul Candies and Leonard Hughes. A drag racing enthusiast for many years, Candies’ team became th...

https://www.division4halloffame.com/2009/01/paul-candies/