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What's better than two fire-breathing dragsters roaring down the strip at zMAX Dragway? How about four fire-breathing dragsters racing side by side for 1,000 feet!

Recent milestones and "firsts" for female athletes have provided glimpses into just how women's sports may finally break through its most stubbornly unconquered frontier.

Funny Car winner Courtney Force was the star of the show Sunday at Pomona. But much of the buzz surrounded Antron Brown's Top Fuel dragster exploding into a ball of fire.

Courtney Force raced to victory in Funny Car at the NHRA Winternationals and defending Top Fuel world champion Antron Brown walked away from a fiery crash with only minor injuries on Sunday.

Courtney Force raced to her first No. 1 qualifying position of the season Saturday at the NHRA Winternationals at the Auto Club Raceway at Pomona.

It will be fun seeing if the NHRA's 2012 champions can put up a title fight in 2013. But that's far from the best story heading into the season opener in Pomona this weekend.

Antron Brown and teammate Jack Beckman pulled through Sunday with championships in Top Fuel and Funny Car, respectively. Emotions on this day were intense.

Courtney Force strengthened her bid for the NHRA Rookie of the Year award, while the Funny Car points leaders struggled Thursday in the season-ending Auto Club NHRA Finals.

Courtney Force raced to the Funny Car qualifying lead Friday in the Texas NHRA Fall Nationals at the Texas Motorplex.

The rising stars in the NHRA took a backseat to the ol' pros -- Tony Schumacher, Mike Neff and Dave Connolly -- at Sunday's weather-delayed Mac Tools U.S. Nationals.

Courtney Force raced to her first career No. 1 qualifying position Saturday in the rain-delayed U.S. Nationals at Lucas Oil Raceway at Indianapolis.

Girl power was the story of the day at the Northwest Nationals when two women -- Courtney Force and Erica Enders -- won in the pro classes on the same day for the first time in NHRA history.

Courtney Force did papa John Force proud Sunday in Seattle, joining Erica Enders as the first two women in NHRA history to win on the same day in the pro classes.

If all goes as planned, Don Schumacher Racing will unveil a cutting-edge, enclosed cockpit on two of its Top Fuel dragsters Aug. 16-19 at Brainerd. It's about time, writes Terry Blount.

Courtney Force has drag racing in her blood. The youngest daughter of champion driver John Force is in the midst of her rookie season and holding down a top-10 spot in the standings.

Courtney Force is the youngest of John Force's three daughters. Welcome to SportsNation! On Thursday, NHRA rookie driver Courtney Force, daughter of NHRA legend John Force, stops by to chat about the season and this weekend's race, the Toyota NHRA...