Two days after announcing a monster of a sponsorship deal — literally and figuratively — Brittany Force officially unveiled her Monster Energy Top Fuel dragster prior to Friday’s first round of qualifying for the NHRA Southern Nationals at Atlanta Dragway in Commerce, Ga.
“I am so excited to be sponsored my Monster Energy,” Brittany Force said before the tarp was lifted off her 10,000 horsepower Top Fuel dragster.” I have to thank my team and everyone at John Force Racing for getting this bad ass looking Top Fuel dragster decaled and ready to race.”
Check out photos of her new ride below (photos courtesy NHRA/Gary Nastase Photography):
Brittany Force asks fans what they think of her new Monster Energy-sponsored dragster.
All four John Force Racing drivers — Robert Hight, Brittany Force, Courtney Force and John Force — pose with Brittany’s new Monster Energy-sponsored Top Fuel dragster.
Brittany Force and her entire Monster Energy team.
Coming off his best Supercross season to date, Enzo Lopes has re-signed with Muc-Off / ClubMX Yamaha and will race for the team in 2024. The deal is for Supercross only.Enzo Lopes won his heat race in Denver and finished fourth in the Main. – Feld Motor Sports
Lopes debuted in the Supercross series in 2019 on a Suzuki and scored his first top-10 finishes in his last two starts of that season. Showing consistent improvement, he earned six top-10s in eight Main events the following year and finished fifth in the 250 East standings. In 2022, he scored his first top-five at Daytona and finished in the top five in points again.
“I am happy to be returning to ClubMX for another season,” Lopes said in a press release. “It is like family to me there and that is very important. Although I had many options, staying where I am makes the most sense for many reasons. The bikes are great, the people are great, the tracks are amazing, and I am surrounded by people that care about me. We all want to win and together we will get there.”
While he improved his season-best performance by only one position this year, it was nevertheless a breakout season. Lopes barely missed the podium three times in 2023 with fourth-place finishes at San Diego, Seattle, and Denver.
His strong performance him rumored to be speaking with factory teams.
“We could see the growth from Enzo every time he gets on the bike,” said team owner Brandon Haas. “We all knew it was just a matter of time before he would be noticed by everyone, and we are proud of him on many levels. He had some heat race wins and qualified fastest at three events this season. It would be hard not to be noticed going that fast. He had a big decision to make and we are glad he chose to stay with us at ClubMX.”
Lopes had three podium finishes in heat races this year, including a win preceding his fourth-place finish in Denver.
