When the first competitors in the Carolina Drag Cruise hit the track, they will be part of a field that is four times larger than when the event took place last year.

Adam Crego is a staple of Rocky Mountain Race Week competition, having attended almost every event in his dark blue ’68 Nova.

They were able to weld it up, throw a new steering rack in, and finish the week out with an 8.827 average.

“I dragged this truck out of a field and paid $500 for it. I’ve had it going on 13 years. It doesn’t matter where you are, it draws people. They want to climb on it, take photos with it. It’s crazy.”

“It is a ridiculous shade of blue, people love it. You can’t go anywhere without someone saying my grandma had one of those. This car isn’t quite fast enough for some of the heads up stuff around so it fits into (drag-and-drive events) being a station wagon.”

“It’s not a car, it’s a truck.” That’s how Anthony McDowell starts off the conversation about his ‘67 C10 Chevy when we find him in the tech line at Midwest Drags. And what a truck it is.

Following the runaway success of Sick Week, presented by Gear Vendors Overdrive, Sick The Mag is planning to create the greatest drag racing event in history with the announcement of Sick Month.

This ’54 Willys pickup is the concoction of Texas man Mark Foresman. A few years ago he knew absolutely nothing about cars, but he decided to learn.

Due to the worsening forecast for rain on Tuesday, we have chosen to cancel the day’s racing at Orlando Speedworld.

We have a lot of newcomers who will be racing, Sick Warding and spectating, so we wanted to give you a basic plan on how you can best watch the event.

Sick Week, presented by Gear Vendors Overdrive, is going to have some of the baddest trophies around thanks to Racequip and Sick The Mag!

There are few motorsports that test an engine as much as drag racing, but when you throw in a 1000-mile drive there is an entirely new dimension.

From the drag slicks that will take racers to passes over 200mph to the DOT-rated street and strip drag radials, there is no greater test for a tire than drag-and-drive competition.

British expat Stefan Rossi is bringing some big horsepower to Sick Week, presented by Gear Vendors Overdrive, with his ‘66 Chevy Nova performing well on the dyno this week ahead of testing.

Rolling on its street wheels, Felicia Smith’s Cadillac CTS-V looks like it might have just come straight out from the factory — excluding its bright orange wrap of course.

The journey has already begun for many racers who are heading to Florida for the inaugural Sick Week, presented by Gear Vendors Overdrive, but few have as epic an adventure as Canada’s Rich Guido ahead of them.

The inaugural Sick Week will get off to an early start thanks to TBM Brakes, Motion Raceworks and the Freedom Factory, which will host the official event pre-party on Sunday, February 6.

America’s quickest street cars will be making a historic stop at the Don Garlits Museum of Drag Racing, thanks to Summit Racing Equipment, during the first ever Sick Week, presented by Gear Vendors Overdrive.

While nothing can compare to the experience of watching America’s quickest and fastest street cars duking it out on the track and then driving across Florida at Sick Week 2022, presented by Gear Vendors Overdrive, the Motion Raceworks official live stream might come close!