Legendary 16-time National Hot Rod Association Funny Car world champion John Force will retire after four decades of racing.

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John Force, the most decorated Funny Car driver in National Hot Rod Association history, is officially retiring after more than 40 years behind the wheel. The 76-year-old confirmed his decision during ...

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John Force, a 16-time Funny Car champion and the face of NHRA drag racing for nearly four decades, has formally retired.