I guess they've never heard of this guy

By Steve Ramirez on February 15, 2009 11:08 PM | | Comments (0) |


No sports team or competitor has ever won as many consecutive titles at NHRA icon John Force, left, seen here in Pomona with son-in-law and teammate Robert Hight.

I was watching the pre-race show of Sunday's Daytona 500 and Mike Joy was talking about Jimmie Johnson's quest to win a fourth consecutive NASCAR Sprint Series Cup, saying that no NFL team has ever won three consecutive Super Bowls. He was throwing other comparisons from other sports, but never mentioned NHRA John Force. I guess he forgot that Force won 10 consecutive Funny Car titles between 1993-2002.
Remember him, Mike?

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Steve Ramirez has covered NHRA drag racing for 15 years, first from the bi-annual weekend events at Pomona Raceway to my weekly notebook during the season. As a former national media award winner, Steve offer a unique and inside look of a sport that measures life 1,320 feet at a time. Here you will find the latest news, inside scoop with some opinions at the world's first extreme sport. E-mail Steve your opinions, story ideas or tips to steve.ramirez@sgvn.com.

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