Overview
- Force, 39, announced Friday she will step away from full-time Top Fuel competition at the end of 2025 to try to start a family.
- The two-time champion reset the NHRA Top Fuel speed record at 343.51 mph at the U.S. Nationals in Indianapolis, eclipsing her 343.16 mph mark from July.
- She has produced 10 runs at 340 mph or faster since April and now owns nine of the 10 fastest speeds in Top Fuel history.
- Her 18 career victories tie Shirley Muldowney for the most in Top Fuel, and she has spent her entire professional career with John Force Racing.
- Her departure would end a continuous Force family presence in NHRA dating to 1971, and she has not ruled out a future return after starting a family.