John Force, a 16-time Funny Car champion and the face of NHRA drag racing for nearly four decades, has formally retired.

NASCAR Hall of Famer Tony Stewart will continue his drag-racing career in 2026 — and he will compete against his wife.

Brittany Force, a two-time Top Fuel world champion, has announced her retirement at the end of the season to focus on starting a family.

Leah Pruett is set to return to NHRA competition next season after taking time off to start a family with NASCAR Hall of Famer Tony Stewart.

Brittany Force will return to her Top Fuel dragster this week outside of Seattle in her first time competing since her father John's horrific accident in Virginia last month.

John Force raced to his record 157th NHRA victory Sunday at age 75, beating teammate Austin Prock in the Funny Car final at the NHRA New England Nationals.

John Force will begin his 47th season in NHRA at Gatornationals.

NASCAR Hall of Famer Tony Stewart will return to full-time competition this season — as an NHRA drag racer.

John Force won the Circle K NHRA Four-Wide Nationals on Sunday at zMAX Dragway for his 155th Funny Car victory.

John and Brittany Force completed the first father-daughter nitro sweep in NHRA history Sunday in the Menards NHRA Nationals at Heartland Motorsports Park.