AT 75 AND STILL BLAZING DOWN THE TRACK, JOHN FORCE STUNS THE RACING WORLD — THE UNTOUCHABLE LEGEND WHO SIMPLY WON’T QUIT….READ MORE…..

In a sport dominated by youth, lightning reflexes, and ever-evolving technology, John Force continues to defy the odds. At 75 years old, the drag racing legend is not only still competing—he’s doing it with the same fiery intensity that made him a household name. Force, the 16-time NHRA Funny Car champion, is proving once again that passion, grit, and sheer determination are ageless.

This past weekend, Force returned to the NHRA track in a blaze of glory, stunning fans and competitors alike with his performance during the Thunder Valley Nationals. With his trademark fire suit and larger-than-life personality, he reminded everyone why he is not just a legend but a living force of nature.

“I’m not done yet,” Force declared in a post-race interview. “As long as I can strap in and feel that engine roar, I’m gonna keep going.”

And going he is.

Force piloted his 11,000-horsepower Funny Car to an impressive semifinal appearance, outpacing younger competitors who weren’t even born when he claimed his first title in 1990. While the younger generation continues to rise, no one commands respect on the track quite like Force. His presence in the pits electrifies the atmosphere, and his experience offers a masterclass in endurance and competitive spirit.

But John Force’s journey hasn’t been without challenges. Over the years, he’s survived fiery crashes, intense injuries, and even moments where retirement seemed inevitable. Yet, time and again, he’s clawed his way back—not just to race, but to win.

“Most people retire at this age,” Force admitted, “but I’m not most people. I’ve got fuel in my veins and a love for this sport that won’t go away.”

Fans can’t get enough. Grandstands erupt when Force’s car hits the line. Social media buzzes every time his engine fires up. His staying power has inspired a new wave of admiration, not just for his career longevity, but for his raw human resilience.

The NHRA community is in awe. Drivers half his age call him “The GOAT” and say racing against him feels like racing history itself. “He’s not just part of the sport,” said fellow driver Ron Capps. “He is the sport.”

John Force Racing, the team he built from the ground up, continues to thrive as well, with his daughter Brittany Force carving her own successful path in Top Fuel. But John’s still the heart of the operation—still cracking jokes, giving interviews, and most importantly, hitting the throttle.

How long can he keep doing it? Only time will tell. But one thing is certain: as long as John Force is alive and able to race, he’ll be there, tearing down the drag strip, chasing speed, chasing victory, and showing the world what a true legend looks like.

Because in the world of drag racing, there’s only one John Force—and he’s

not slowing down for anyone.