Don Schumacher, a legendary NHRA team owner and ... Schumacher began his career as a Funny Car match racer in the 1960s and 70s, fielding multiple entries for top drivers as the owner of Stardust ...

Don Schumacher Racing swept all 11 Funny Car trophies last season to extend the NHRA’s winningest team’s victory count to 358, but two drivers who helped make it happen no longer are with the ...

the '73 model Funny Car isn't much more than a '69 or '70 design which has received only minor refinements. Perhaps Don Schumacher's new Wonder Wagon Vega will be the catalyst needed to ...

With Don Schumacher looking on, NHRA Funny Car champion Ron Capps announced on Friday at the Performance Racing Industry (PRI) Show at Indianapolis the formation of Ron Capps Motorsports.

Don Schumacher, a drag racing legend who started his own race team, died on Wednesday after a battle with lung cancer, the National Hot Rod Association announced. He was 79. The NHRA said ...

At the line, it was Langdon. But Don Schumacher shed no tears: He owns both cars. In the Funny Car final, it was Jack Beckman against Tommy Johnson, Jr. Johnson’s engine lays down, and Beckman wins.

Don Schumacher Racing driver Jack Beckman launches his Dodge Charger Funny Car during an NHRA testing session on April 9, 2018 at The Strip at Las Vegas Motor Speedway. Michael Allio/Icon ...

Don Schumacher Racing is no different ... But what separates DSR from any other organization in motorsports is the fact that two of their Funny Car entries in the Mello Yello Drag Racing Series sport ...

Chicago native and 1960s-’70s-era Funny Car driver Don Schumacher rekindled his drag-racing involvement in 1998, because son Tony wanted to step up to a Top Fuel dragster and Dad wanted to ...

Drag racer-turned-team owner Don Schumacher died Wednesday at ... donations in lieu of flowers. As a driver, Schumacher mastered the Funny Car, helping form its own NHRA class from the 1960s ...

Don Schumacher Racing, backed by Dodge and the manufacturer’s parts division, Mopar, is taking its four-car funny car program to heights not seen since John Force reigned supreme in the 1990s.

In a statement, Don Schumacher Racing described its namesake as a Funny Car pioneer whose "contributions to the auto racing industry reach far beyond drag racing and have been widely recognized." ...