• Home
  • About Us
    • Our Mission
    • Meet Our Staff
    • Write for Us
    • Advertising & Services
    • Official News
  • News
    • Women in Racing News
    • Heel Clicks
    • Driver Features
    • Pit Features
    • Horsepower & Heels Blog
    • Featured Professional
    • Featured Links
  • Resources
    • Books & Reviews
    • Personal Development
    • Events
    • Technical
  • Contact Us
  • Menu
  • Skip to left header navigation
  • Skip to main content
  • Skip to secondary navigation
  • Skip to primary sidebar

Before Header

  • Facebook
  • LinkedIn
  • RSS

Horsepower & Heels

Celebrating, promoting and supporting women in motorsports and Moto Enthusiasts

  • Home
  • About Us
    • Our Mission
    • Meet Our Staff
    • Write for Us
    • Advertising & Services
    • Official News
  • News
    • Women in Racing News
    • Heel Clicks
    • Driver Features
    • Pit Features
    • Horsepower & Heels Blog
    • Featured Professional
    • Featured Links
  • Resources
    • Books & Reviews
    • Personal Development
    • Events
    • Technical
  • Contact Us
You are here: Home / Women in Racing / Women in Racing News / Brittany Force lands Monster Sponsorship

Brittany Force lands Monster Sponsorship

May 13, 2015 //  by Horsepower & Heels

Monster Energy Brittany ForceThe long-awaiting announcement of the primary sponsorship on the Top Fuel dragster of Brittany Force was just announced.    Monster Energy Drinks has come on-board at John Force Racing to fully-fund the program, starting at this weekend’s 35th Annual  Summit Racing Equipment NHRA Southern Nationals in Atlanta, GA.     The contract with Brittany and the Top Fuel operation will extend for the next 3 years as a primary sponsor, with associate billing on the rest of the John Force Racing camp.

Monster Sponsorship

VP of Sports Marketing for Monster Energy, Mitch Covington, is excited for the company’s return to drag racing, having previously backed veteran driver, Kenny Bernstein in 2006.

““You can’t even mention drag racing without including John Force and John Force Racing,” said Monster Vice President of Sports Marketing Mitch Covington. “Their winning dominance and high performance heritage are simply unmatchable. John is a personality that actually transcends the sport and his daughter Brittany is every bit the fierce competitor as her dad – and she’s a lot prettier than John. The next generation of JFR, Monster Energy is thrilled to have Brittany at the controls of the Monster Energy Top Fuel Dragster this season. Monster is all about unleashing the beast, and there is no other beast like a 10,000 horsepower, asphalt wrinkling, Nitro guzzling dragster.”

Brittany Force Monster EnergyHaving tried to make in-roads himself with Monster previously no to avail, news of a meeting from persistent efforts by Brittany and Courtney left him skeptical.    But the girls were able to put the presentation and pitch together, landing a deal that pleasantly surprised Force.

John Force first approached us about this deal over a year ago, but it wasn’t his presence that sold this opportunity,” said Covington.   “The credit for this goes directly to Brittany and Courtney Force, who were the ones that really delivered the presentation, and put this deal into motion.”

“When the meeting finally occurred with Monster, you could already feel an electricity in the room.   It was as if they were already Brittany’s best friends.  I am so proud of this next generation, because they are showing they have what it takes not only on the racetrack, but that they are doing what it takes on the business end as well.”  John Force, CEO of John Force Racing, Inc.

Monster’s activation of their brand and their athletes is also a great added bonus to the partnership between the companies.   Known for the cross-promotion of their athletes across a wide variety of different extreme sports, Brittany’s likeness would join that of Ken Block, Rob Dyrdek, Vaughn Gittin Jr and many more in the Monster camp.   The expected involvement with NHRA Drag Racing will be similar to their presence with NASCAR in terms of marketing activation, with some limitations in respect to the series title sponsor, also a beverage company.

Brittany Force could not be more pleased with the pairing, saying that her entire team are huge fans of Monster, stocking the drinks in their pits long before the announcement was made.

I am so excited to be teamed up with Monster Energy as the primary sponsor on my Top Fuel Dragster. You see the Monster logo on everything from NASCAR to Action Sports and to have them back in the NHRA seems like a perfect fit. The great thing about partnering up with Monster is how easy it will be for me to promote their brand because my team and I love to drink Monster. I can’t wait to get them into the winner’s circle. My whole team is fired up and we will definitely unleash the beast starting this weekend,” said Brittany.

The team is expected to debut their full Monster Energy livery at this weekend’s NHRA event in Commerce, GA .

Facebooktwitterredditpinterestlinkedinmail

Category: Women in Racing NewsTag: Brittany Force, Drag Racing, Top Fuel, Women Racing

About Horsepower & Heels

Horsepower & Heels™ is a fully supportive women in motorsports trademark passionate about helping all women in racing, motorsports, and the moto enthusiast culture.

  • Facebook
  • Instagram
  • RSS
  • TikTok
  • Twitter
Previous Post: « Shannon McIntosh launches new website
Next Post: Pippa Mann uninjured in Indy practice crash PIppa Mann crash in Indy»

Reader Interactions

Trackbacks

  1. Brittany Force runner-up in Top Fuel - Horsepower & Heels says:
    September 24, 2015 at 4:23 PM

    […] standings from 11th place to 8th place.    The runner-up finish marked the first final for her new sponsor Monster Energy, who last saw the final round with Kenny Bernstein’s Funny Car team, where they lost to John […]

  2. Monster Energy Top Fuel unveiled - Horsepower & Heels says:
    September 25, 2015 at 10:59 AM

    […] 3 year sponsorship announcement for the Monster Energy Top Fuel dragster was made Wednesday by Monster and the John Force Racing […]

Primary Sidebar

  • Facebook
  • Instagram
  • RSS
  • TikTok
  • Twitter

Horsepower & Heels Features

2026 International Female Ride Day

2026 International Female Ride Day

March 9, 2026

The 2026 International Female Ride Day will mark the 20th event for the movement, which began in …

2026 Daytona Bike Week Ladies events

Daytona Bike Week Women’s Events

February 26, 2026

2026 Ladies Rides/Events for Daytona Bike Week Here’s a detailed listing of women-focused …

More Features

More from Horsepower & Heels

Tags

Alexis DeJoria Angelle Sampey Ashley Force Awards Brittany Force Courtney Force Crew Drag Racing Drag Radial Elaine Larsen Erica Enders Erica Ortiz FFW Funny Car Guide to Racing Haley James Horsepower & Heels IHRA In the Shop Janette Thornley Jet Dragster Leah Pritchett Megan Meyer NASCAR NHRA NMRA Open Wheel Pippa Mann Press Pro 5.0 pro mod Pro Stock Pro Stock Motorcycle Races Rally Road Trip Shea Holbrook Special Causes Sponsors Sprint Car TAD Top Fuel Women in Motorsports Women of the Year Women Racing
  • Home
  • About Us
  • News
  • Resources
  • Contact Us

Copyright © 2026 · Mai Lifestyle Pro on Genesis Framework · WordPress · Log in