All Greg Anderson wanted coming into the last race of the 2022 season of NHRA's Camping World Drag Racing Series was to win it for Ken Black. The longtime leader of KB Racing had scheduled his retirement for just after the Auto Club NHRA Finals, and Anderson wanted to send the patriarch of the team and the man who had set the tone for his entire career off on a high note.
Watch out Kansas City, the Randy Dorton Hendrick Engine Builder Showdown trophy is headed to Sunflower State.
The competition was fierce. Engines cranked. And the first day of the 21st Randy Dorton Hendrick Engine Builder Showdown did not disappoint.
Our 2022 Randy Dorton Hendrick Engine Builder Showdown lineup is set. Now let's meet the 12 Hendrick certified master technicians from our dealerships nationwide who will compete in the 2022 event.
The ultimate showdown is about to get underway. This Wednesday, Nov. 9 and Thursday, Nov. 10, Hendrick Automotive Group certified master technicians will team up with Hendrick Motorsports race engine builders in the Randy Dorton Hendrick Engine Builder Showdown presented by Valvoline. Here is what you need to know to before the engine builders hit the stage.
The No. 5 HendrickCars.com Chevrolet Camaro ZL1 team was foiled in its bid to win back-to-back owner’s championships and three straight owner’s crowns for team owner Rick Hendrick.
Kyle Larson, who started first on Sunday at Martinsville Speedway, led the first 68 laps on the 0.526-mile short track and ran inside the top five for the majority of the race before coming up one spot short when the checkered flag waved at lap 500.
The NHRA Nevada Nationals concluded early for Greg Anderson, but he is already focusing on what's ahead – a shot at the final trophy of the 2022 season in NHRA's Camping World Drag Racing Series, which will be up for grabs in just two weeks at Auto Club Raceway Pomona.
The Hendrick Center of Automotive Excellence in Raleigh, North Carolina made a perfect backdrop for this year’s final Hendrick, Get Set. Go! grant presentation. Kyle Larson made a pit stop at the automotive training facility located on Wake Tech Community College’s campus to award Vernon Malone College and Career Academy a $25,000 grant to grow and broaden access to their new motorsports-inspired STEM project for its students.
