Legendary drag racer John Force made an unexpected announcement today, sending shockwaves through the racing community. Force, a 16-time NHRA Funny Car champion, revealed that he will be stepping back from full-time competition after decades of dominating the sport. While Force did not confirm a complete retirement, he hinted at a reduced schedule, stating that it’s time to focus more on mentoring the next generation of racers, including his daughters, Brittany and Courtney Force, who have both found success in NHRA racing.
Force emphasized that his passion for the sport remains undiminished, but the demands of full-time racing are becoming increasingly challenging. He expressed his desire to spend more time with his family and contribute to the sport in new ways, possibly through his racing team and other business ventures.
This announcement marks the end of an era for NHRA drag racing, where Force has been a towering figure for decades. Fans and fellow racers alike are reflecting on his incredible career, which has not only set records but also inspired countless others in the sport. As he transitions into this new phase, the racing world will be watching closely to see what John Force does next.
