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Last weekend at an NHRA drag racing event in Las Vegas, I was speaking with a 230mph Nitro Harley driver in the staging lanes. For context, his motorcycle goes from 0–200mph+ in a ¼ mile. He asked me where else I serve, and I mentioned that I really enjoy salt flat racing in Utah. Laughing, he said to me, “those guys are crazy!” Apparently, crazy is in the eye of the beholder. Crazy! Think about that—a guy riding a nitro-powered motorcycle at over 200 mph calling someone else

“Flirting With Disaster — And the Power of Simple Things Done Well” Hey team — I want to share a quick devotional today that connects racing with our walk with Christ and our role as leaders at the track. If you’ve ever strapped into a race car—or honestly just driven on the I17 at rush hour—you know something: danger is always nearby. In racing, disaster doesn’t announce itself. It hides in the blind spots, sits in the marbles, and waits for that one moment when your focus

February 21/22 Podium Club (Casa Grande) February 27/28 NHRDA Event at Firebird Raceway (in conjunction with RFC) March 31-April 4 Spring Fling in Las Vegas (in conjunction with RFC) April 16 - 19 LODRS in Las Vegas (in conjunction with RFC) May 22-24 Inde Motorsports Ranch in Wilcox

When you show up to a racetrack, you quickly realize that not all racers are the same. Some drivers are fearless, always pushing the car...