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John Force Racing Announces Partnership Extension With Huge NASCAR Sponsor
John Force Racing has announced that it has signed a contract extension with HendrickCars.com as a sponsor.
This agreement extends the partnership between the two, sponsoring Brittany Force, Austin Prock, and Jack Beckman.
Brittany Force will have HendrickCars.com as her main sponsor for events at ZMax Dragway in April and September. For the remaining 18 events in the Mission Foods series, HendrickCars.com will continue to sponsor Brittany’s dragster as a major associate sponsor.
Meanwhile, Austin Prock and Jack Beckman will also have HendrickCars.com as a significant associate sponsor. Prock competes with a Chevrolet SS, similar to Beckman’s role managing a Chevrolet for John Force, the founder and CEO of John Force Racing.
Speaking about the renewed partnership, John Force explained in a press release from the team:
“It’s an honor and a pleasure to work with Rick Hendrick and HendrickCars.com on this partnership.
“I’ve known Rick a long time. He sets the standard when it comes to excellence and success in motorsports. I’m excited for my daughter and hope our teams can bring home a few ‘Wally’ winner’s trophies for HendrickCars.com.”
Brittany Force also spoke of the continued partnership:
“I’m honored to be teamed up once again with HendrickCars.com and we’re looking forward to celebrating a victory in their hometown.”
HendrickCars.com’s involvement in NHRA drag racing began in 2024. Initially, the company supported Brittany Force’s Top Fuel dragster in a four-race sponsorship. The collaboration at that time included events in Charlotte, Virginia Motorsports Park, and Texas Motorplex.
John Force, the founder, and owner of John Force Racing, is going through a recovery from a Traumatic Brain Injury sustained in a crash in Richmond, Virginia, during June of 2024.
Although he’s making great progress, he is still being looked after by specialists. This is one reason why Jack Beckman has taken on driving duties in his place.
Speaking about his recovery in December 2024, Force explained, as previously reported by Newsweek Sports:
“I’m still going to therapy every week and working as hard as I can to get back out there with the sponsors and the fans in a sport I love and I miss. I’ve still got a lot of things I want to do, so I don’t want anybody thinking they’ve seen the last of John Force. We’ll have a lot more to talk about after the holidays.”
Rick Hendrick’s passion for motorsports goes back to his first love for drag racing, as he explained his roots:
“I’ve had a lifelong passion for drag racing. It’s how I first fell in love with motor sports, going to the local dragstrip with my dad.
“I’ve been a fan of John and his family for a long time, and our company is proud to partner with everyone at John Force Racing. They’re terrific representatives of HendrickCars.com, and we look forward to another exciting season.”
Hendrick Motorsports is widely known for achieving impressive milestones in NASCAR with 312 event wins and 14 Cup championships.
Hendrick Automotive Group, the parent company of HendrickCars.com, stands as the largest privately held automotive retail organization in the United States. It includes 132 franchises and 25 manufacturer nameplates spread across 13 states, with over 10,000 employees working in 93 dealership locations, 21 collision centers, and four accessories distributor installers.
Full 2025 NHRA Season
Date | Event Name | Location |
March 6-9 | NHRA Gatornationals | Gainesville Raceway |
March 21-23 | NHRA Arizona Nationals | Firebird Motorsports Park |
March 27-30 | Lucas Oil NHRA Winternationals | In-N-Out Burger Pomona Dragstrip |
April 11-13 | NHRA Four-Wide Nationals | The Strip at Las Vegas Motor Speedway |
April 25-27 | NHRA Four-Wide Nationals | zMax Dragway |
May 15-18 | Gerber Collision and Glass Route 66 NHRA Nationals | Route 66 Raceway |
May 30 – June 1 | NHRA New England Nationals | New England Dragway |
June 6-8 | NHRA Thunder Valley Nationals | Bristol Dragway |
June 20-22 | NHRA Virginia Nationals | Virginia Motorsports Park |
June 26-29 | Summit Racing Equipment NHRA Nationals | Summit Racing Equipment Motorsports Park |
July 18-20 | NHRA Northwest Nationals | Pacific Raceways |
July 25-27 | DENSO NHRA Sonoma Nationals | Sonoma Raceway |
August 14-17 | Lucas Oil NHRA Nationals | Brainerd International Raceway |
August 27 – Sept 1 | Cornwell Quality Tools NHRA U.S. Nationals | Lucas Oil Indianapolis Raceway Park |
September 11-14 | NHRA Reading Nationals | Maple Grove Raceway |
September 19-21 | NHRA Carolina Nationals | zMax Dragway |
September 26-28 | NHRA Midwest Nationals | World Wide Technology Raceway |
October 9-12 | Texas NHRA FallNationals | Texas Motorplex |
October 24-25 | NHRA Showcase of Speed | South Georgia Motorsports Park |
October 30 – Nov 2 | NHRA Nevada Nationals | The Strip at Las Vegas Motor Speedway |
November 13-16 | In-N-Out Burger NHRA Finals | In-N-Out Burger Pomona Dragstrip |
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