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7 / POSTED UP
STREET/RACE Magazine’s
Editorial Director, Kevin Cox,
poses for a photo with 16time NHRA Funny Car champion John Force at the
WELD Racing open house in
May.
Ja Rule said it best in The
Fast and the Furious, “It’s not
how you stand by your car;
it’s how you race your car.”
Josh Wiesemann and friend
Sebastian Chanthavong
have half the equation handled, but Wiesemann has
racing under control, too –
as he regularly proves behind the wheel of his
1,000-all-wheel-horsepower Mitsubishi Evo.
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8 / KROOKID PHOTOS
Virtually everyone involved
in racing has a story to tell,
but photographer Will McDougle of Arizona has a
whopper. Although partially
blind, McDougle travels the
country on his own dime,
doing whatever it takes to
take part and capture the
biggest and most talked
about street car events in
the country.
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10 / HAPPY PLACE
Brad Abele prepares to climb
into his crazy, back halved,
76mm turbocharged 4G63
four-cylinder-powered Eagle Talon at Lucas Oil Raceway in Indianapolis, while
wife, Michelle, and their son,
Alex, help push the car up
the staging lanes.
Why are all these photographers smiling all the
time? Because they’re doing what they love, as
demonstrated by Eugenio
Mejia, caught here along
the guardwall at Thunder
Valley Raceway Park.
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