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NHRA funny car driver John Force has plenty left in the tank
NHRA funny car driver John Force was the top qualifier on Friday at Auto Club Raceway in Pomona.
The 14-time NHRA champion talked about being near the end of his career and if he is considering retiring. He was asked if one of his John Force Racing drivers wins the funny car championship this year, will he pass the torch and retire. Robert Hight leads the funny car standings. Forces daughter, Ashley Force Hood, is second the funny car standings. Both are drivers for John Force Racing.
The 60-year-old Force took exception to the question. He is not ready to retire and said he is working on a deal that would keep him in a car for the next five years.
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