Brainerd, MN Antron Brown - Top Fuel Provisional No. 1 Qualifier Matco Tools Top Fuel Dragster - 3.742 seconds, 334.90 mph ...

There was not a vehicle involved the first time Antron Brown visited Minnesota with the idea of traveling rapidly. He was here in 1996 to participate in the 55-meter dash in the National Junior ...

Reigning Top Fuel world champion Antron Brown made the quickest run on Friday at Brainerd International Raceway, taking the ...

Brown will be at Brainerd International Raceway this weekend for the NHRA Lucas Oil Nationals. Despite calls to action, the ...

Friday At Brainerd International Raceway Brainerd, Minn. Qualifying after two rounds Top Fuel 1. Antron Brown, 3.742 seconds, 334.90 mph; 2. Clay Millican, 3.746, 330.96; 3.

Four-time world champion Antron Brown, the first African-American driver to win a major U.S. auto racing championship and the first African-American team owner in NHRA (National Hot Rod Association) ...

And Antron Brown has said he absorbed all the lessons he could by listening to and watching Troy Vincent, his first team boss, as well as Joe Amato, Darrell Gwynn, and Tony Schumacher, among others.

Antron Brown has been racing since his teens, first on motorcycles, later in dragsters, mostly for Don Schumacher Racing. Next year, he'll be with his own team, AB Motorsports.

Tony Kurdzuk/The Star-LedgerNJ Native Antron Brown before making a top fuel run in the qualifying round of the NHRA SuperNationals at Raceway Park. By Susan Wade / For The Star-Ledger ...

Antron Brown—who will compete at the 2021 NHRA US Nationals, September 1–5, at Lucas Oil Raceway—is the first African American to win a major auto-racing championship in the United States. IN 1997, 21 ...

PASADENA, Calif. — Antron Brown, the drag racing champion, joined his lunch party late at Ruth’s Chris Steak House last week and exclaimed, “I almost missed a great salad!’’ ...

Antron Brown was an Olympic prospect in the 100 meters in the mid-1990s, running a time at Mercer County (N.J.) Community College that would have qualified him ...