Drag Racing

• Mopar Missile Aero Tests (1973) - numerous photos, including driver’s perspective
• The Pro Stock Hemi Neon - busily setting records
• The Little Red Wagon - first wheelstander
• Bill "Maverick" Golden, successful racer and original wheelstander
• The Golden Commandos: Employee-Racers
• The High & Mighty — original funny car
• Dodge Pro Stock second generation Hemi 99 (2006)
• Ellis Brasher's early Hemi drag racing
• Motown Missile: 1972 Plymouth ’Cuda factory drag racer
• “Wire Car” - ultra-lightweight 1974 Plymouth Duster drag car

Circle Track

• Circle track racing your EEK (or other car)
• Circle track racing - more practical front-wheel-drive tips
• Circle track racing for front wheel drive - more tips and experiences
• Shelby 3.3 liter Dodge Can Am cars

Stock Cars

• The Canadian dirt track champion 1979 Cordoba of Aaron Vasas
• Neon racing successes
• Racing the Neon - ACR/SCCA champ
• Racing your EEK (K-car derivative)
• Lee and Richard Petty, racing stock Chryslers (and Olds, and Fords)
• Re-entering ARCA in 1989 with a successful V8 LeBaron

Worldwide

• The most successful racing car in New Zealand history: the Valiant Charger
• Chrysler at the 1928 LeMans 24 Hour Grand Prix d'Endurance
• The incredibly successful LeMans champion Dodge Viper

One Lap of America

• Preparing the "One Lap of America" Plymouth Duster 340 (1994?)
• One Lap of America in a Plymouth Valiant and Dodge Omni (1995)

More

• Neon racing successes
• The rally K-car
• Dodge racing, 1997-98: NASCAR Truck, Viper sweeping LeMans GT2, Neons sweeping SCCA, and Avengers in NHRA
• Slant six racing series?
• For more racing of the 1950s and 1960s, visit the "Insider's History of Plymouth" series.
• Shelby 3.3 liter Dodge Can Am cars and the 1965 McKee Plymouth Hemi
• Visit our general Mopar racing forum!
• Daily-driver Road Runner vs 300C SRT-8 on the strip
• In 2006, the Dodge Viper Competition Coupe won the very first FIA-sanctioned GT3 Championship race, which featured 43 entries (including eight Vipers from three teams); competitors included Aston Martin, Chevrolet, Ferrari, Lamborghini, Maserati, and Porsche. Second place was taken by a Ferrari 430.

The semi-stock car years

• The most exhaustive history of NASCAR and the Petty team you're ever likely to see!
• Another excellent in-depth history of NASCAR
  (1960s-1972), in three parts!
• Pace cars including the 1971 Challenger
• Racing the Charger Daytona and getting to 200 mph
• NASCAR wars
• Wins at NASCAR: Dodge | Plymouth
• The very brief NASCAR compact car series

1990 and beyond

• Profile of Ted Musgrave (Truck Series)
• Cheating at NASCAR: Part I (short) and Part II (1930s-2007)
• More noodling at NASCAR: the chase to the race and the Car of Tomorrow
• Cars - March, 2001 | April, 2001 | Trucks - Feb-March, 2001
• Dodge NASCAR Teams in Review (2001)
• Dodge dances with NASCAR, 1999-2001: Part 1 (Car) | Part 2 (Car) | Truck championship
• NASCAR, desparately seeking Dale: Part I | Part II (2001)
• Back to America (2001)