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Leah Pritchett landed a semifinal finish

April 3, 2017 //  by Horsepower & Heels

Leah Pritchett landed a semifinal finish in VegasNHRA Top Fuel driver Leah Pritchett landed a semifinal finish in her Papa John’s Pizza Top Fuel dragster this weekend at the Denso Spark Plugs NHRA Las Vegas Nationals.   The team lost the points lead it had held since the NHRA Mello Yello Drag Racing season began, but she understands it’s a long season and there’s not much wrong about being a semifinalist.

Pritchett, who opened this season by making history with two wins from the No. 1 qualifying position, won her first two races Sunday in the NHRA Las Vegas Nationals before losing to Don Schumacher Racing teammate Antron Brown, who went on to win the event title for DSR’s 300th event team victory.

She qualified in the No. 5 position, defeating Troy Buff in round 1 of eliminations with a 3.756 sec., 328.30 mph performance.   In round 2, she took out Brittany Force with a 3.770 second, 328.06 mph performance, but fell in the semifinals against teammate Antron Brown, running a 3.919 second, at 311.20 mph to Antron’s 3.797 second, 320.89 mph ET. 

Overall, I’m definitely satisfied,” she said. “Our expectations were to continue being a competitive for the title and a threat to everybody that’s right on our heels in the points. I feel that we definitely showed that we were there.  I saw Antron out in front. At halftrack I could tell our car was laboring but at the same time there’s situations where he could break a belt, put out an engine burst panel, parachutes could come out or whatever. I still felt like I had somewhat of enough momentum, in a worst-case scenario maybe take the stripe. So I made the decision to stick in it and that’s why we have incredible sponsors that are able to help us fund, to be able to take those wins or losses.”

Two of Pritchett’s three Top Fuel titles came by beating Brittany Force in a final round with crew chief Todd Okuhara and assistant Joe Barlam.

“I’d say the most gratifying win of the weekend came in the second round against Brittany (Force). She really makes me step up.   I’m very confident in the decisions that Todd and Joe are making. We’re just so dedicated to wining and we’re never going to let that fade. We’re just going to keep working at it and get the points lead back at Houston.”

DSR leaves Las Vegas with the top three spots in Top Fuel but a switch was made at the top with eight-time world champion Tony Schumacher passing teammate Leah Pritchett for the top spot, leaving Pritchett No. 2 and Brown in the No. 3 spot. Each of the DSR drivers have won at least one title this year.

The Mello Yello Series is off for two weeks before returning for the 30th annual NHRA Spring Nationals near Houston.

Category: Women in Racing NewsTag: Drag Racing, Leah Pritchett, NHRA, Top Fuel, Women Racing

Kelly Fedorowich plans a return to the seat

March 24, 2017 //  by Horsepower & Heels

Former NHRA Top Alcohol Dragster driver, Kelly Fedorowich plans a return to the seat – after nearly two decades on the sideline.

Kelly Fedorowich plans return to the seatShe was 24 years-old, full of drive and ready to tear up the track when she first piloted the family Top Alcohol Dragster entry in 1991.   With her husband David, and their infant son Nikolas, the team had embraced life on the road in pursuit of their NHRA and IHRA dreams.   Having relocated to Gainesville, Florida in 1990 during on the most epic periods of grassroot drag racing history, the family made a decent living competing and supplemented their income match racing on off-weekends.  They traveled across the country for 4 years, living life on road in a White Freightliner between race tracks. 

In 1991, they made the switch to the Top Fuel ranks, the pinnacle of the sport.   Because young son Nikolas was still just an infant, Kelly made the difficult choice to remain on the sidelines in support of her husband David.

When we hit the road in 1990, Nikolas was only 6 weeks old. Yes, 6 weeks! We all know that there are safety risks associated with any type of drag racing, but none more pronounced than in the Top Fuel category. Drivers accept the associated dangers each and every time they climb into the cockpit of these earth-bound rockets and every time that I strapped David into the cockpit, I wished it were me. But when we made the move to Top Fuel I decided that my turn would have to wait. We were a long way from home and Nikolas deserved the security of having one parent whose career couldn’t be categorized as “daredevil.”

The family remained on the road, and their adventures even brought them across the globe, when David was contracted to teach a group of Japanese drag racers the fine art of piloting Top Alcohol Funny Cars. The driving students came to the USA without knowing a word of English; and the Fedorowich family would open their home to the students, with Kelly preparing traditional Japanese meals for their guest.   During these dinners, they would help teach the trainees English, and learned some Japanese themselves that would aid them on their annual Japanese travels.

We spent a lot of time at Fuji Raceway located right at the base of Mount Fuji. And when we weren’t at the track, our hosts immersed us into the Japanese culture,” Kelly said. From the shrines and temples of Nikko to Sanrio Puroland – home of Hello Kitty….and endless bowls of ramen soup, we experienced Japan from an entirely unique and truly home-grown perspective.”

By the time their foreign travels came to an end in 1994, toddler Nikolas was ready to come home and begin schooling.   Kelly and David made the difficult decision to return home to give Nikolas a normal education experience.   The pair chose to lay roots in Canada, with Calgary being their new home.   David would open a chassis shop, while Kelly would focus on a new venture in fashion.

 I made the decision to postpone my driving career until Nikolas was older, but never in my wildest dreams did I imagine that it would be another 25 years before my dream could reach fruition.”

Growing up and turning to the Dark Side

Kelly Fedorowich plans return to the seatAs Nikolas grew, he often took his father’s side in the family chassis business.   Kelly and David, though content with their decision to give their son a normal childhood at home, still longed for the fast paced, adrenaline fused rush of their Top Fuel memories.   In 2011, the family revisited their dreams, launching the debut of their new Dark Side Racing Top Fuel Dragster.   The 2012 debut marked Western Canada’s only Top Fuel racing team, and put David back in the seat with Kelly supporting the team’s efforts.

But the call of a 10,000 hp nitro-burning dragster still burned in Kelly’s heart, and the time has come in which Kelly Fedorowich plans a return to the seat with the mission to become the fastest woman in Canada…

Kelly Fedorowich plans a return to the seat

For 2017, the Dark Side Racing team has built an all-new, state-of-the-art Lucas chassis with carbon fiber body panels.  Kelly began her training last season, and is ready for her return this year.

 We have an incredible season coming together and we’ve assembled a top-notch group of sponsors to showcase and represent. Couple that with our community outreach program and it’s clear that the best is yet to come!”

As she embarks on her journey, she will become Canada’s first licensed Top Fuel pilot.   Kelly plans to share the driving duties with husband David – and hopes that eventually, she will be racing side by side against him.   

[Driving along side David] is something that I’ve dreamed of doing for nearly 30 years. Becoming the Fastest Woman in Canada has always been a part of that dream.”

Kelly Fedorowich plans return to the seatCommunity Outreach

Dark Side Racing is an active supporter of Prostate Cancer Canada and PROSTAID Calgary, and returns in 2017 with the cause. The team helps to raise awareness of prostate cancer and raise funds for prostate cancer research.

Kelly’s ‘Fastest Woman in Canada’ campaign will partner with The City of Calgary Fire Department as a recruitment platform during the 2017 season to attract more women to the Calgary Fire Department.

“For many women, the idea that they can compete in or make a contribution in traditionally male-dominated fields like race car driving or fire-fighting is a completely foreign one. By sharing my story I hope to inspire more women and girls to pursue their dreams to be involved in fire-fighting, motorsport, or any other male-dominated industry.”

The team has also piqued the interest of celebrated Canadian filmmaker Jonathan Joffe (Jonathan Joffe Pictures), who is currently developing a 3 minute promo video that chronicles Team Dark Side and Kelly’s ‘Fastest Woman in Canada’ campaign.   The project is be pitched to Canadian broadcasters as a possible reality show.

 

Best of luck to Kelly Fedorowich from all of us at Horsepower & Heels as she earns her nitro stripes!

Category: Driver Features, Women in Racing NewsTag: Drag Racing, Kelly Fedorowich, NHRA, Top Fuel, Women Racing

New website for Megan and Rachel Meyer

March 24, 2017 //  by Horsepower & Heels

New website for Megan and Rachel MeyerNHRA Top Alcohol Dragster drivers Megan Meyer and Rachel Meyer just launched a new website for their Randy Meyer Racing Team.  The new site, www.randymeyerracing.com, shares the history and real life information about the Randy Meyer Racing team and their journey in the NHRA Drag Racing Top Alochol Dragster racing class.

The new website for Megan and Rachel Meyer is devoted to sharing their experiences on the road and on the track with fans by providing the most up-to-date information on the team, class point standings, qualifying and race results, and national, regional and divisional point earnings.   Fans can keep track of where the team is with the up-to-date schedule of upcoming races, events and appearances.

“We are excited to be able to share so much information with our fans on our new website, randymeyerracing.com,” says Randy Meyer, team owner. “Our goal is to stay connected with our fans and keep everyone in the loop on all our driver’s latest happenings.”

Fans can access the site to read the latest news on the race team, watch the team’s videos for an up-close look, see photos and keep up with their outstanding stats. Easily follow the team and drivers on social media by following the team social link collection, and take advantage of the opportunity to sign up for their mailing list.   Learn about the marketing partners that the team trusts and promotes at each event. 

Category: Heel ClicksTag: Drag Racing, Megan Meyer, NHRA, Rachel Meyer, Top Alcohol Dragster, Women Racing

Meyers qualifies second in Gator Nationals

March 24, 2017 //  by Horsepower & Heels

Meyer qualifies second at Gator NationalsFresh off her first regional win of the season, NHRA Top Alcohol Dragster driver Megan Meyer qualifies second in Gator Nationals event before exiting in the quarterfinals.    

The returning sophomore driver posted a 5.237 at 276.01 mph pass in the first round of qualifying.  She improves in round two with a career best ET of 5.153 at 283.73 mph, tying Bill Reichert for the eighth quickest run ever in the Top Alcohol Dragster class.    Her teammate, Justin Ashley, just bested her qualifying effort in round three, bumping her from the No. 1 qualifying position.

Eliminations – Gator Nationals

In round one of eliminations, Megan Meyer would face Arthur Allen for the second time in her career, taking the win in their previous match up.    Meyer makes a solid 5.206 pass at 279.21 mph for the win, after Allen loses several cylinders at the start of the run.

Round two, Meyer would face defending event champion, Rich McPhillips.   McPhillips holds the advantage in previous match-ups with a 2-1 record.    Meyer and McPhillips met last year in the finals of the Gator Nationals event, where Megan would record her first runner-up finish.    McPhillips left first, and both would be neck-and-neck all the way to the finishline.   Though Megan would post a quicker and faster 5.238 at 280.43 mph, McPhillips would take the hole-shop victory with a 5.297 at 266.16 mph thanks to a 0.012 second reaction time.

Category: Women in Racing NewsTag: Drag Racing, Megan Meyer, NHRA, TAD, Women Racing

Megan Meyer debuts new 2017 livery

March 11, 2017 //  by Horsepower & Heels

NHRA Drag Racing Top Alcohol Dragster driver Megan Meyer debuts new 2017 livery this weekend at the LODRS Division 2 Southeast Regional event, Prelude to the Gators, in Gainesville, FL.    

Megan Meyer debuts new 2017 livery

The Randy Meyer Racing A/Fuel Dragster welcomed new sponsors for the 2017, opting for a total redesign for Megan’s sophomore season.  The team returned to the well-received and recognized pink, purple and blue colored livery.    

I wanted to step into my sophomore year with a new look,” says Meyer.  “I love the way how the pink and purple and blue stand out on the track. A big thanks to Accelerated Designs for the layout and Fineline Graphics for printing the wrap.”

New sponsors come aboard for 2017 in Technician.Academy, Aeroquip, and ProThings and existing sponsors return in Meyer Truck Center, Lucas Oil, NGK Spark Plugs, Gunk Cleaners, Clevite Rings and Bearings, Horsepower & Heels, ARP Bolts, Taylor Cable, and Racepak for the new livery debut.

Megan Meyer debuts new 2017 liveryOriginally scheduled to unveil during the upcoming Gatornationals event, the team accomplished much during their pre-race test session at Gainesville Raceway.   Testing out new setups and tuning, they made quick progress during testing.

We were trying out new combinations with the car that did not meet our expectations on the first day, so we went back to our original game plan and the car ran a stout 5.202 E.T. at 279 mph for my first full quarter-mile pass.”

Megan Meyer Gainesville RegionalTesting went so well, the team decided to enter this weekend’s LODRS Division 2 Regional event “Prelude to the Gators”.   This means fans at the regional event get the added bonus of the unveiling as Megan steps up for her first race of the year.   

I am thrilled to be back at the race track; being at the Nitro Spring Training and the Winternationals as a crew member was a blast. I always enjoy going back to helping out on the top end and bottom end of the motors. But, my heart is set on driving, and I am more confident than ever in my team and in my race car that we will be championship contenders this year.”

Prelude to the Gators – Gainesville Regional

Teammates - Megan Meyer and Justin AshleyThere are 12 cars entered for this weekend’s Gainesville Regional event.  One of which is Megan’s new teammate, young upstart Justin Ashley in his TAD competition debut.    After Friday’s qualifying, the teammates captured the top of the qualifying order, with Megan running a 5.239 at 274.55 mph for the No. 2 position and Justin at No. 1 with a 5.205 at 278.86 mph.  

The pair will hit the track again tomorrow, battling it out for their first win of the season.

 
 

Upcoming Schedule – Megan Meyer Racing

  • Megan Meyer TADGatorNationals, March 16-19, FS2 | March 30 | 8:00 – 9:00 PM ET
  • Belle Rose Regional, April 7-9
  • SpringNationals, April 21-23, FS2 | May 4 | 9:00 – 10:00 PM ET
  • Four-Wide Nationals, April 28-30, FS2 | May 11 | 8:00 – 9:00 PM ET
  • Heartland Nationals, May 19-21, FS2 | June 1 | 8:30 – 9:30 PM ET
  • Tulsa Regional, June 22-25
  • Route 66 Nationals, July 6-9, FS2 | July 20 | 8:00 – 9:00 PM ET
  • St. Louis Regional, July 22-23
  • Topeka Regional, July 27-29
  • Lucas Oil Nationals, August 17-20, FS2 | Aug 31 | 9:00 – 10:00 PM ET
  • U.S. Nationals, August 30-Sept 4, FS2 | Sept 14 | 9:00 – 10:00 PM ET
  • Earlville Regional, September 8-10
  • Carolina Nationals, September 15-17, FS2 | Sept 28 | 8:00 – 9:00 PM ET
  • Dodge Nationals, September 21-24, FS2 | Oct 5 | 9:00 – 10:00 PM ET
  • Noble Regional, October 6-8
  • FallNationals, October 12-15, FS2 | Oct 26 | 9:00 – 10:00 PM ET

Category: Featured, Women in Racing NewsTag: Drag Racing, Megan Meyer, NHRA, TAD, Women Racing

Megan Meyer and Clevite Announce Partnership

February 15, 2017 //  by Horsepower & Heels

Clevite and Megan Meyer join forcesNHRA Drag Racing Top Alcohol Dragster driver Megan Meyer and Clevite have just announced a new associate sponsor partnership for the 2017 TAD season.    MAHLE Motorsports owned, Clevite® Engine Products has been a contingency sponsor of Randy Meyer Racing for over a decade, onboard the team’s many championship-winning vehicles, but has stepped up to support Meyer in her sophomore season of LODRS Top Alcohol Dragster competition.   

Meyer has been working hard during the off season to build existing partnerships and promote new ones.   Clevite stepping up to an Associate Partnership with the Randy Meyer Racing team allows them to showcase their exceptional promotional and media capabilities provided to their partners on a much larger scale.

Megan Meyer’s A/Fuel Dragster and the other Randy Meyer Racing vehicles have trusted Clevite rings and bearings in their engine program, depending on the quality and precision of Clevite Engine Products in their high horsepower dragsters.     

Meyer and CleviteThey are increasing their media and promo efforts and believe we are the best fit to help them out. We have used their bearings and rings for years and are very happy with the performance of their products.” — Megan Meyer

MAHLE is a leading international development partner and supplier to the automotive industry. With its products for combustion engines and their  peripherals as well as solutions for electric vehicles, the group addresses all the crucial issues related to the powertrain and air conditioning technology—from engine systems and components to filtration to thermal management. In 2015, the group generated sales of approximately EUR 11.5 billion with around 76,000 employees and is represented in 34 countries with over 170 production locations.

“MAHLE has a long tradition in motorsports including Clevite, the most recognized brand engine in the world,” says Bill McKnight, Marketing Team Lead for MAHLE Aftermarket Inc.  “We have the opportunity to support racers from time to time and choose to support both those with long careers as well as what we feel are the best and brightest young people in motorsports. Megan Meyer is a great example of the latter. She’s smart, articulate, engaged and professional. With a large fan base, great driving skills and a solid work ethic, how could we ask for more!”

 The 2017 season begins at the NHRA Gatornationals event in March for Megan Meyer and will be her first race of the year with new associate affiliation with Clevite.

 

Category: Women in Racing NewsTag: Drag Racing, Megan Meyer, NHRA, Sponsors, TAD, Women Racing

Courtney Force Nitro Spring Training

February 4, 2017 //  by Horsepower & Heels

COURTNEY FORCE SPRING TRANING
Photo: Auto Imagery

Advance Auto Parts Funny Car driver Courtney Force blistered Wild Horse Pass Motorsports Park during the second day of NHRA Drag Racing Nitro Spring training Friday, posting the three-quickest passes of the week – including an incredible run under the current established NHRA Drag Racing Funny Car national record E.T.

Force’s best run in her new Advanced Auto Parts livery-adorned Chevrolet Camaro SS Funny Car was 3.804 seconds at 333.33 mph, quicker than the current national-record run of 3.822 seconds set last year in Brainerd, Minnesota by Matt Hagan.  The pass was not an official record, because Force’s pass came during testing, not a national event and does not comply with required criteria for national records.

“It was a pretty unbelievable run,” Force said. “It’s all thanks to these guys; I’m just the one piloting the car down to the other end. But it was really exciting hearing them come on the radio and be so excited about it.   It’s great being out here at Phoenix testing. We’re going to try some new things tomorrow and just see what the car does. So far, we’re definitely happy with it.”

In addition to the 3.804 run, Force made passes of 3.847 seconds at 329.26 mph and 3.847 seconds at 331.28 mph – the three quickest runs of the day in Nitro Spring Training.

“I feel good every run,” Force said. “It’s crazy. You take two months off during the offseason and then you hop back in a car – just smashing on the throttle – it takes some getting used to and time to get back into your routine. When you get a couple months off, it changes things. It’s been a lot of fun getting back in the car and back into the groove of things. I feel like I’ve had to really quickly, as my guys are ready for the season. They’ve really shown that with how the Advance Auto Parts Chevrolet Camaro has run so far.  I feel like I had my hands full on multiple runs, but it’s really great being able to make so many great passes just in testing – the 3.84s and then the 3.80 unofficially. It’s a great feeling. I’m proud of my guys; it’s all because of them.”

Testing continues Saturday, with the final day slated for Sunday.

Category: Women in Racing NewsTag: Courtney Force, Drag Racing, Funny Car, NHRA, Women Racing

Meyer welcomes back Aeroquip for 2017

January 17, 2017 //  by Horsepower & Heels

AeroquipHorsepower & Heels Rookie of the Year winner and NHRA Top Alcohol Dragster driver, Megan Meyer, just announced a new partnership with Eaton owned, Aeroquip Performance Products.  

The Randy Meyer Racing team has been using Eaton and Aeroquip products for decades, in many of their championship runs in the sport.    They are proud to announce a return partnership with the hydraulics specialty company for their 2017 season.   Megan and the rest of the Randy Meyer Racing team will represent the Aeroquip brand as an official team marketing partner on their full tour with the NHRA LODRS Regional and National Top Alcohol Dragster series.  

Randy Meyer Racing in action with Aeroquip
Randy Meyer Racing in action with Aeroquip circa 2011.

No stranger to Megan and her drag racing career, Aeroquip has been on-board to help Megan Meyer previously, partnering with her during her Junior Dragster racing days, and during her time in the Super Comp class.    Their return to the Randy Meyer Racing team for 2017 will be their first affiliation since Megan’s jump to the Top Alcohol Dragster category in 2016.    Megan’s rookie season in her A/Fuel Dragster proved very successful and showed tons of promise for the young driver, and Aeroquip is now on-board for her sophomore journey in the class.

All of us at Randy Meyer Racing are thrilled to have Eaton and Aeroquip back on board. We have proudly used their products for decades, and hope to win another World Championship with the Aeroquip brand.”  – Megan Meyer

In operation for over 65 years, Eaton’s Aeroquip® name represents quality and innovation in the hydraulics industry. Eaton offers Aeroquip hose, fittings, adapters, couplings and fluid connectors for all pressures in industrial, aerospace and automotive applications.   

Meyer will begin her 2017 season at the NHRA Gatornationals event in Gainesville, FL on March 16-19th.   Her tentative schedule includes 10 national event appearances and 7 regional event appearances alongside team drivers Justin Ashley and sister, Rachel Meyer. 

 

Category: Women in Racing NewsTag: Drag Racing, Megan Meyer, NHRA, Sponsors, TAD, Women Racing

Newly Engaged Mia Tedesco

December 23, 2016 //  by Horsepower & Heels

Congratulations are in order for the reigning 2016 NHRA Super Gas World Champion, newly engaged Mia Tedesco! 

Newly Engaged Mia Tedesco

Tedesco, who is just coming off a stellar season with three championships and a variety of honors to her name, was surprised by her long time beau, Andi Price, who popped the question on the evening of December 22nd.

All the best to Newly Engaged Mia Tedesco & Andi Price!

Category: Heel ClicksTag: Drag Racing, Mia Tedesco, NHRA, Super Gas, TAD, Women Racing

Stellar year for NHRA hotshoe Mia Tedesco

December 15, 2016 //  by Horsepower & Heels

A stellar year for NHRA hotshoe Mia TedescoA stellar year for NHRA hotshoe Mia Tedesco, the NHRA multi-class driver who racked up an impressive collection of hardware at the season closing awards ceremonies.    The 22 year-old Tedesco pulled double-duty all season between her Top Alcohol Dragster and her Super Gas racecars in the Lucas Oil Drag Racing Series National, Regional and Divisional events.

Three championship titles in one season

The Pittsburgh, PA native became the first female to win the ultra-competitive Lucas Oil Drag Racing Series Super Gas World Championship in her CARS Protection Plus/VP Racing Fuels Super Gas Chevrolet.   She captured two wins in Chicago in the class – both the divisional event in June and the subsequent national event win in July.   She also claimed the Division 3 title for Super Gas in the class, making her only the second racer in history to double-up with a National and Division 3 win for the season.  

 ‘Miss Mia’ also piloted her 275 mph CARS Protection Plus/Schepel Motors/NGK/Lucas Oil Top Alcohol Dragster entry to the North Central Regional Championship, while finishing in the Top Ten for the National Top Alcohol Dragster points chase, with a strong No. 8 standing.    She earned three regional wins for the season – Gainesville, St. Louis and Columbus, Ohio.

Driver of the Year Accolades

In addition to her impressive class standings and championships earned, Mia was also named Super Eliminator Driver of the Year, which encompasses drivers from the categories of Super Gas, Super Comp, Super Stock, and Stock.   But the top accolade earned by the NHRA hotshoe was the highly-coveted Person of the Year award in front of a large crowd of her peers, family and friends.

“Getting the Person of the Year award was very cool,” Tedesco said. “I wasn’t expecting it so I was surprised and also very honored to win.”
“We had a big group of us there,” Tedesco said. “It was nice to be able to win and to be able to share it with my family and crew members; none of it happens without their love, support and hard work.”

“It’s great to look back on the season now and see everything we accomplished, but you’re not really thinking about it at the time. You just want to race one round at a time and hope it works out. It worked out pretty well for us this year.”

 

Category: Women in Racing NewsTag: Awards, Drag Racing, Mia Tedesco, NHRA, Super Gas, Top Alcohol Dragster, Women Racing

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