NHRA officials have announced details of its 23-event 70th anniversary season focusing on Top Fuel, Funny Car, Pro Stock, and Pro Stock Motorcycle qualifying days, as well as schedules for specialty series that compete at...
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October 18, 2020
DSR Las Vegas Post-Race Recap
Dodge NHRA Finals Presented by PennzoilEvent No. 11 of 11The Strip at Las Vegas Motor SpeedwayLas Vegas, Nev.October 31 – November 1, 2020 Highlights: Don Schumacher Racing capped off the 2020 NHRA season by adding...
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Dodge NHRA Finals Presented by PennzoilEvent No. 11 of 11The Strip at Las Vegas Motor SpeedwayLas Vegas, Nev.October 31 – November 1, 2020 DSR Qualifying Highlights: Ron Capps will begin the Dodge NHRA Finals presented...
Read MoreJack Beckman used the break in racing action to offer a master’s class on drag racing’s early years: 1950-1959. These TED-talk-like lectures will continue to cover the early-’60s, but for those who may have missed them we present them in one easy to find location.
ABOUT THE
INFINITE HERO FOUNDATION
The mission of Infinite Hero Foundation is to combat the most difficult front line issues – mental and physical – facing military heroes and their families.
Infinite Hero Foundation exists to connect our military, veterans and military family members with innovative and effective treatment programs for service related injuries.
Since 2014, every time Fast Jack Beckman straps into his Infinite Hero Foundation Dodge Funny Car, he carries challenge coins down the track with him. The coins are a commemorative fundraising opportunity for Infinite Hero and are available for a $100 donation to the IHF. After each pass, Beckman personalizes the coins with the name of the track and run information along with a personalized note for the donor. We are proud to share that more than $685,000 has been raised for the Infinite Hero Foundation through the Challenge Coin Program thanks to the generous contributions of our supporters.
An Infinite Hero representative attends each of the races on the NHRA schedule. Please stop by and visit the Infinite Hero team pit area to learn more about the Foundation.
To learn more about the Infinite Hero Foundation Challenge Coin program please visit the Infinite Hero Foundation website. Please contact info@infinitehero.org for questions regarding the coin program.
For the Love of Color Infinite Hero Racing Helmet
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You can be the lucky owner of this one-of-a-kind Infinite Hero Foundation helmet that has been custom painted by Neil Ramey of Neil’s Rod & Custom in Idaho.
The helmet has been designed to pay homage to the colors that represent the Infinite Hero Foundation. It also proudly features the Infinite Hero emblem that incorporates the color purple to honor those who have been wounded in battle, the Greek cross to signify aid, and the infinity symbol to represent the conviction that the sacrifices of heroes should always be remembered. Through the middle of the helmet, the designs are symbolic of military insignias, and represent the 5 branches of the military, each having purple heart recipients – Army, Marines, Navy, Air Force, and Coast Guard. The 5 chevrons are painted in silver to gold fade, representing the enlisted ranks. The 5 purple lines/bars represent the officer ranks within the 5 branches. The purple color of the stripes is indicative of the joint nature of the military operations in today’s world, as services join toward a mission, colors combined make up the purple color idea. The “USAF SGT” above Jacks name are a reminder that Jack, himself, served in the US Air Force and attained the rank of Sergeant.
100% of the proceeds will go to further Infinite Hero’s mission to combat the most difficult front-line issues – mental and physical – facing our military heroes and their families.

The El Camino Restoration
The story of "Fast Jack" and his El Camino goes all the way back to a baseball-playing, skateboarding, skinny kid from California's San Fernando Valley in the early 1980s. Hooked on drag racing at age 7 while hanging on the fence at historic digs like Orange County International Raceway, and later the high-desert LACR, Jack saw a fuzzy vision of what he could become if it was in the cards. But first, he had to toil and suffer.