Matt Hagan shook his head in disbelief after stepping out of his 11,000-horsepower, nitro-burning Tony Stewart Racing (TSR) Direct Connection Dodge//SRT HELLCAT Funny Car. Sitting in victory lane at the NHRA Gerber Collision & Glass Route 66 Nationals near Chicago, Hagan had just clinched his second consecutive NHRA Funny Car national event win, which he hadn’t considered possible after battling challenging racing conditions all weekend. A four-time NHRA Mission World Champion, Hagan overcame tricky track conditions during the Friday and Saturday qualifying rounds to secure his 51st career NHRA national win. The Virginia racer, who recently won the NHRA Four-Wide … (read full article...)
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