Sick The Mag is proud to announce that TBM Brakes will be the presenting sponsor of Sick Summer 2023, a new drag-and-drive event taking place from June 4-9, 2023 across the midwest.

Sporting a big block Chevrolet with conventional 24-degree cylinder heads, a ProCharger, and a blow-through carburetor, the FuelTech hub dyno was bullied to produce 3,093 horsepower on the graph, all in a car Bitler has owned since he was 13.

Two Florida race tracks are at risk from encroaching development, and require your assistance.

It wasn’t supposed to be this way. All Mike Pryka wanted was a fun drag-and-drive trip with his father, Michael Pryka. But instead, their 2022 season debut at Sick Week would have an unfortunate meeting with a deer, not long after departing the Gainesville Raceway stop.

In its inaugural outing, Sick Kart Kaos at Fastimes Indoor Karting proved to be a chaotic and fun way to spend a Thursday night. From hired professional drivers, to lap times bordering the Fastimes’ all-time top ten ranking, to brutal driving with a few bumps and go passes, sixteen teams battled for a share of the posted $2000 purse.

Despite never making a pass in the Pro 275 class Mustang of Manny Buginga before December 1, former NHRA Top Fuel world champion Antron Brown delivered the team a Snowbird Outlaw Nationals victory Sunday night at Bradenton Motorsports Park in Florida.

A very recognisable El Camino makes an appearance in the latest Gymkhana video from the guys at Hoonigan, featuring motorsports mega-driver Travis Pastrana.

From a road trip discussion to one of the best print magazines in the business and now a full set of events, Sick The Mag’s growth since its creation in May of 2021 has been nothing short of ballistic.

If a good driver can get into a well-prepared ride, it should only be a matter of outings before victory comes to fruition. Antron Brown proved that theory on Sunday evening at the Snowbird Nationals…

Derek Bieri clearly warns you at the beginning of each YouTube video that what you’re about to see ‘isn’t necessarily educational.’ Many of the 1.39 million subscribers of Vice Grip Garage (VGG) might disagree.

Graham Hayes is one of drag-and-drive’s youngest winners with his beautiful nitrous Nova.

Corey Thompson’s beautiful Hot Rod-classed Chevrolet Chevelle is the kind of metal drag-and-drive was made for. It’s stunning from bumper to bumper, and simply astonishing to think that it will run sevens — quicker than plenty of purpose built race machines.

This ’67 Chevy Nova Gasser droves hundreds of miles to finish Summit Midwest Drags, despite eating rear ends for breakfast!

A unique drag-and-drive ride with a storied history hits the used car market tonight, when Rick Prospero’s Mazda RX-7 goes up for sale.

When Stefan Rossi crashed his seven-second Nova on day one of Sick Week 2022, many people thought his week was done. But he had other ideas.

There will be several rule changes and class additions at Sick Week 2023 Presented By Gear Vendors, as we aim to both keep the event in line with other drag-and-drive events and innovate in new areas.

We wanted Sick Week Presented By Gear Vendors to be the quickest drag-and-drive ever - and it didn’t disappoint. One of the rewards on offer for those who ran quick was to get early entry into the 2023 event.

Scott Klepinger is known for smashing out seven-second quarter miles from his ‘86 Camaro, but lesser known is that he had the same engine in the car for seven years without a rebuild.

Reliability is one of the most important traits to have in a drag-and-drive car, but it is not a word typically associated with nitro.
Brian Kohlmann still holds the honor of being the only madman to compete at a drag-and-drive event with nitromethane in the tank. His ‘31 Chrysler CM6 Coupe is essentially a street driven fuel altered, which has been into the sixes over the quarter-mile.

Ten o’clock in the morning on a Thursday is hardly drag racing prime time, but at Milan Dragway in Michigan on August 11 there will be some truly legendary American street cars making runs. And the best part? You’ll be able to watch for (almost) free.