Motion Raceworks Sick Summer will enter its last day with several classes on the line in what promises to be an exciting conclusion to the Midwest’s biggest drag-and-drive event.

Bryant Goldstone retained his lead after a long day at Cordova Dragway, making four passes during the second stop of Motion Raceworks Sick Summer.

The Midwest’s biggest horsepower party has begun with Motion Raceworks Sick Summer teching and testing at Byron Dragway today.

After a solid 2023 season that got Rob Courtney a third-place finish at Sick Week, and a win at Sick Summer, he comes into 2024 with new targets. “I want all 8-second passes, and try to get the record from my boy Tony (Niemczyk).”

We will see Jason and Tina Golden on three drag-and-drive events, including Sick Summer Presented by Motion Raceworks in their ‘89 Mustang. But when 2025 rolls around, we will see the husband-and-wife team rolling in a new ride, this 1968 Mustang fastback.

With as much as Sick the Magazine has grown since we launched in 2021, we are looking to expand our coverage even more in 2024! What can you do to help? Tell us your story!

Since obtaining his drive license at age 16 in 2019, Tom Kuepper has enjoyed drag racing whenever he can, and this 1994 Ford F-150 pick-up has been part of that passion.

In 2023, Sick the Magazine covered the drag-and-drive landscape from both the events and results side. But we’re only one voice, so we created the “Sickest of the Sick” awards to let you be heard too!

“It was just us and a whole lot of hot rods. All the spectators at the tracks, just plain awesome. The crowd at Great Lakes Dragaway, wow! Luckily, we didn’t have any major problems.”

In the last five years, Terry Miller has found success with this ‘82 Firebird in both longevity of the engine and results at the track.

Normally if you have drag-and-drive tech guy Keith Turk’s attention, something has gone very wrong. But a pinkish-red ’67 Mustang captured his imagination at Sick Summer earlier this year for all the right reasons.