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NHRA Behind the Scenes - A plane hit their scoreboards so they had to lower them!?
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- čas přidán 13. 08. 2024
- We filmed the NHRA Finals this year for the first time! The first video of many we bring to you is some behind the scenes of how things work! It's interesting to see how the entire operation works and we give you guys a bit of insight on the different classes of NHRA and how they work. We hope you find this as interesting as we did and gets you pumped for the coming videos from this event!
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Almost as loud as when my father sneezes
Your dad and mine must have been separated at birth.
I know mate, we here him here down under….. 🤣
I don't trust any psychiatrist that isn't crazy.
@@jiveturkey9993 then watch “The shrink next door”…..
I went to the U.S Nationals with my automotive class in high school a few times and it's still to this day probably one of the greatest experiences of my entire life. I hope to make a trip back one day.
Me too! Went to this exact event 7 years ago
You had a damn good instructor and High School.
I just wanna go to a drag race for the first time ever
@@chrissmith6267 go to NHRA Top Fuel ASAP. It's on the elites chopping block so it may not be around for long. I ten thousand percent guarantee you'll have an absolute great time.
Those crews were super cool to show you around their setup, thats another level of racing that takes a conglomerate to support.
I remember 20 years ago in vacation at Texas my father told John Force we came from Germany just to see him (father was a big fan of him) he immediately took my through his entire trucks and Setup and stuffed me full with merch. Didn’t understand a word at that time but that was and is still amazing and makes me smile and I tell everybody here in Germany how cool racing in the US is.
You have never heard sound until you hear these beasts in person. I highly recommend everyone go watch them at least once in their lifetime. It's impossible to explain how loud they are with words alone.
It’s literally one of the best experiences I’ve ever had growing up as a kid going to watch top fuel and funny car races! But like you said words can’t explain the sound and how loud they really are in person!
Nope, words don't work. Loud definitely doesn't do it. LOL It's like the atmosphere and time itself is being compressed as soon at the lights go green and they blast down the track. It's hard to breath in the stands!
My favorite is when they are in the pits running the engine with the wheels in the air and just BLIP the throttle. It's like artillery going off! "mmmmmm *BRAAAAP!* bupbupmmmmmm" as people and crowd literally jump 3-4 feet away like a wind blast on tall grass. LOL
Your vision goes a little blurry because your eyeballs are vibrating out of focus.
And it isnt just that it is loud, your whole body feels the run as well. It is definitely something that will stay with you till the day you die =D
Not to mention the smells! My friend puked from all the fumes when I told him to head to the start line 😂
Until you go to one of these in person, it’s impossible to explain how this is. It’s not about how loud it is, it’s about how it feels. The pressure from these cars are unexplainable. I haven’t gone since they went down to a stupid 1000ft racing, but it’s still amazing.
Yea it's like standing directly under a helicopter. That feeling in your body is something to experience.
never been to top fuel but i know a guy who runs a tractor pull team using top fuel engine parts and holy shit is that insane fun
Extremely accurate. Totally a in person thing to see, at least once. When it shakes the water in your bottle, you knows it’s brutal
It’s right up there with a rocket launch. You cant explain what it sounds or feels like.
My first time going to nhra was in the mid 90’s with my dad. He hadn’t been to one since the 70’s and I remember him telling me how they got so much louder and the feeling intensified. I brought my daughter to one a couple years ago now because they are something outta this world. You are right, you just can’t explain it.
I remember hearing the first NHRA noise when I was in the parking lot before they started racing. I was charging my phone in the car and all you heard was the drag car and the vibrations were huge. It’s one of the most greatest noises a car can make. It was a great experience. Thanks for showing more of how a drag race is done. This was so cool.
This behind the scenes view of the NHRA production is awesome. Nice work.
Everyone should attend a top fuel event at least once in their lives.
Indeed they should. It will be an experience they'll NEVER forget. The sights, the smells, the sounds are incredible.
That's awesome for the crews and media to open their doors to you guys and explain how everything works. Great video guys.
It's the best advertising they could.have possibly done. I think they've realized they are losing desperately to the internet people and holding so tightly on to the copyright and tv dollars. Tv dollars is pretty insane but not what it used to be. (The 90s) As more people gravitate towards both the internet and smaller more homebrew style racing both respectively.
It’s about time NHRA let you guys come expose how amazing it is in person.
I remember as a kid in the early/mid-90’s there being what had to have been over 100k people in the stands. It’s crazy to see so few people in the grandstands during eliminations. These are great events. The teams are super friendly and open to everyone, answer questions, take pics, you name it. No other series is as fan friendly as NHRA. If you’ve never been I would strongly recommend it. Great video.
The biggest thing is that they knew you when you first started out and they see how far you have come thanks for bringing us the content that you have done for years and years to come and not going mainstream
Back in 1975, I went to the Top Fuel drags at Sanair Raceway near Montreal. Big Daddy Don Garlits was racing. It was the loudest thing I've ever heard, shook me to the bone.
I woulda trust a top fuel crew chief more for weather predictions then my local meteorologist
In N Out flexin hard at the end 💪. They hands down have one of the cleanest, nicest looking private fleets in the country. Their rigs and trailers are top notch always.
Seeing your perspective from a NHRA race is awesome! They really are on another level compared to any other Racing Organization (whatever you call it) out there. Hope this means you guys can film more NHRA in the future! Those dragsters are otherworldly in person. Cameras don't do them justice!
NASCAR and Indy and f1 are all pretty top notch just the same as this too
when he said it's just a different way of going dragracing , i couldn't agree more. i also hope they'd get permission for let's say a few events each year . i can only see benefits for nhra and 1320 .
"Any other" might be a bit overstated. Calm down Sam
I think this video was one of the most enjoyable videos that I've seen from you guys in a long time.
They use a steering brake setup for the rear wheels, you can brake each rear wheel individually and they usually have a hole in the floorboard that they can look out and see where they are going
Yeah, the cars that are designed for wheel stands.
The one thing that is absolutely unique to an NHRA event is the smell. Nitro + Tire + Corndog = NHRA. I’ve never smelt that smell anywhere else
Yep!
Yep Nothing like a $20 corndog to remind you why you don't want to attend NHRA national events too often.
@@pleaseuncledonttouchmether8137
Lmao you don’t eat the corn dogs just the smell. Pack y’ lunch
I grew up in between Napa and Vallejo CA. 12 miles as a crow flyings from Sonoma raceway. We could hear the top fuel cars make a pass from our backyard
The clarity and sheer enthusiasm of Brian Lohnes makes it great
I’ve been goin to the NHRAs events since I was 5 years old and it never fails! One of the most amazing events!
BIENOOOOOOSSS DIAAAASSS would love that
Lhones is a true legend. Super proud of how well he's done with his career.
Hello
Agree, he is super talented and has earned his success. I first heard him in the early days of announcing the Hot Rod Drag Weeks with David Friesandaburger.
That angle at 20.00 is perfect to show the speed of these things and the deceleration using the chutes . Good job 1320 👍🏾
Man this was awesome to see behind the scenes! Anyone that says NHRA sucks has never been to an event!
That sound and the feeling in your chest, unforgettable.
This is brilliant. Coming from England where i dont think drag racing has ever been on national TV. It's amazing to see what you get in America. Brilliant.
Yet with only a Denali and sometimes a golf cart, Kyle and his 1320 family puts out Emmy worthy content that is beyond anything ESPN shoves out
What a great behind the scenes video! If you have any interest in motor sports, you MUST attend at least one of these national events. You will remember it for life.
This was a great video Kyle! I’ve worked behind the scenes on TV / film sets and live studios and it’s always amazing to see the rush behind the scenes as things are going live. Something I didn’t realise until working on these sort of things was the importance of a floor manager and what they actually did. I’ve also always been fascinated by the teams that run replays and arrange it all so quick. So happy you guys got this access finally too, what a great experience.
Answer: YES! I love seeing 1st timers experience top fuel. You guys had a great first time experience as well! It was Fred at the lights with his mouth open shaking his head afterwards...literally saying there were no words. LOL
Thank you 1320, this video, even as short in duration as it is ha to be just about the MOST COMPREHENSIVE video I have EVER SEEN and believe me I have been enjoying drag racing since the early 1960's (I'm 75). For a fan who has little idea of what the sport at the highest levels is about this video touches on most aspects. For the fan (like myself) it give us a visit behind the scenes most will never have the opportunity to see. Thank you for all you have done for the sport of drag racing at every level, for all that you do now and for all 1320Video will be doing in the future. Happy 2022!
Watching these cars in person for the first time last year was insane. Completely changed my perception on nhra drag racing. Like they said in the video, and what everyone in the comments are saying, you have to be there to experience how gnarly these top fuel cars are. Me and my car club got invited to have a show there and watch the races (they get invited every year, I was a new member) and it was one of the best experiences of my life. I would recommend anyone go and experience these cars at least once. It’s insane and well worth the experience.
The Nash Metropolitan @ 22:25 is something different, I bet it's a handful with that short wheelbase!
Hi from NZ,
Anthony.
Thank you. Brings back a lot of memories with my dad.
Went to Pomona drags for my HS auto tech class. Best experience of my life and always watch NHRA drags on tv ever since
I love me some cacklefest! Grew up in the 80s and 90s watching some super cool old dragsters out there revving their nitro hemis. Crazy 2 engine all wheel drive cars from Tommy Ivo and Don Prudomes early cars and you name it. I’m glad they still do that for the kids to appreciate!
I like seeing the different styles of racing. Thanks for another great year of entertainment 1320 crew.
Love from Cali
I haven't been to an NHRA Top Fuel event in decades. Even so, Top Fuel RULES!!
In my much younger days my weekends were spent at OCIR, Riverside, or Pomona when ever the "Thunder" rolled in to SoCal.
Back then horsepower was peaking at around 3,500. Now? OMG! How much more does Mother Earth shake, rattle and roll when of these machines are pitted against each other on the "strip"? Back in the day it was EPIC!! How can one describe it now?
You're giving me the "itch" to attend one of these again.
Great view of the burnout @9:00
This is so long overdue. I'm glad NHRA finally made it big enough to be featured on 1320.
I like watching top fuel from down track. the delay between the sight of the exhaust shooting up and the sound followed by the Doppler effect as they pass is my favorite way to experience them.
Lanny is THE track Encyclopedias Britannica! Im just shy of 50 and I have been watching Lanny work for a large portion of that. For ME, he is a highlight of every race I've been to. Just to sit and listen to him like that was incredible. Thank you for sharing your time with him.
Only the NHRA would open up like this to a channel like 1320. My mom worked for a team a few years a decade ago. Small tight knit community of competitors and production as shown by this video. 3 secs to 300+ is a thrill every time.
Probably 1 of your best videos , I live in Indiana I've been to the US Nationals every year since 1999 what a show!
Awesome behind the scenes look at the NHRA. I've been going to the NHRA for years and have made a few videos for my channel ... I can't wait until racing season starts !!
The Funny Cars and Top Fuel dragsters are insane to watch launch. The tree goes, then you just see these huge flames from the cars and silence then a split second later, they're MOVING and it's this barrage of noise. Got to love the difference between the speed of light and the speed of sound.
Genuinely surprised you guys have never been to a NHRA fuel event. I’m a amateur road racer - about as far from this level of the NHRA as possible, and I love going to these things. The level of insanity is almost beyond comprehension. Thanks for the video, and bring us more like it.
Kyle’s dream, covering NHRA. You’ve come a long way baby! Keep it up, been watching 1320 from the start. Can’t wait to see what it will become.
7:33 I was surprised FRED didn't know wheelie cars (and trucks) exist. And yes they do have rear steering (via brakes).
I didn't know that the NHRA scene was this grandiose. It probably doesn't get any better than that.
One of the best videos yet. I am an old drag racer from the late 60s early 70s. To see the advancements made is really awesome. I wish we had some of the camera gear back then. I have some still pics taken that show the old pit setups at Connecticut Dragway. Miss those days.
Anyone hating on NHRA has never gone! The experience is next level! I go every year and absolutely love it!
One of the best times I had filming was at the NHRA, met some of the coolest, richest, friendliest, loudest, funnest, you get the picture, it was a BLAST! Definitely would love to film there again.
I love this video. The NHRA is definitely a "Pro" aspect of racing. They have it down!!
The fact you were finally able to do some recording at an NHRA event is epic, let alone the detailed behind the scenes look. Appreciate all that you guys do for the racing community.
That's right guys, NHRA Top Fuel is a whole other level. And my favorite part, no imports!
I remember watching the outlaw nitro funny cars down here in Adelaide Australia about 8 years ago so much fun to watch especially the jet powered drag cars thats something else 👌
NHRA at pomona is always an amazing event, i grew up living right next to this track and the top fuel cars shake the windows in my house its amazing
I go to both races in Pomona every year, I recommend people to go at least once. The friends I've introduced to the sport have turned into huge fans. Lots of actions, good food, good beer, and great times. My kids all go too and they love it.
This is by far the craziest video ever. That's a lot of work the NHRA makes look super simple. Mad respect. WOW
This video was epic! I grew up going NHRA drag races as a kid in the early 90s and absolutely loved it. It's amazing to see how far technology has come. John Force was always one of my favorite with his Castrol GTX funny car and even Big Daddy Don garlits was still doing exhibition runs. I can't believe some of these people are still racing that I watched as a kid. Thank you so much for your coverage of this event. It really makes me want to start going again and take my nephew
its all fun and games until your eyeballs vibrate trying to watch these races. NHRA is awesome
NHRA Bristol T.N. starting line was heart rhythm changing .watched a full lemon aid vibrate off the bleachers to the ground when top fuel went by. Awsome time😃
John Force's track guy was awesome! I don't know shit about track surfaces but felt I learned something just by watching and listening to that dude!
I went to my first NHRA race in Atlanta this year. It was super awesome! Got to talk to Clay Millican he’s a super cool dude. They are loud! They rumble your whole body.
"Enjoy" the video? That's an understatement! I love it! It's brilliant! I must be ignorant of something, but I don't know what. At 16:34 - Why would I think NHRA sucks? I've missed something somewhere. This video is absolutely fantastic. Thank you for the brief explanation of the different classes of cars. So very interesting. So were the volume levels and the tour through the trailer. The dedication, the amount of work and attention to detail is mind-boggling. There's nothing like drag racing - absolutely nothing. Thank you so much again.
Incredible video guys.
As a German drag racing fan I have one question I noticed on the NitrolympX here in Germany and in some videos from all over the world.
In the past when they rebuild the top fuelers they did one or two throttle hits. If I'm informed correctly they did it to settle the clutch.
But some years ago they did stop doing this.
Why did they stop? It was so great when the nitro hammer smashed right into your face.
Hope someone can answer my question.
Happy new year to all & cheers.
From what I’ve seen it’s not really needed for the clutch anymore. But Scott Palmers team still does every race for the fans
Probably new tech where either they don't have to bed it, or maybe it's pre-bedded before they get their hands on it, these engines run right on the edge and these engines can grenade themselves literally on startup.
Job Well Done- The NHRA is the real deal
Wow this is truly amazing to see behind the scenes! Thanks guys! You just don’t realise how much work goes into doing this!
it is awesome you all show the behind the scenes of the nhra i have been to heartland park it is off the chain how fast they go it is awesome to see them run
Project Prime drooling over this production setup. I can't imagine this on race week.
I sat front row at the staring line for top fuel once. I heard the roar for a split second,
and after that I stopped hearing the sound and I could only feel the vibrations on my forehead. It was awesome.
19:00 I've felt the pressure wave hit you in the chest from top fuel, can you imagine what 180db SPL vehicles are like? 😆
I love NHRA top fuel. I go to spring nationals here in Houston every year, and watching and hearing those cars in person never gets old. Cool video.
First time I've seen a PT Cruiser that doesn't suck. Respect.
Grew up going to nhra events all my life. Funny seeing you guys experience all the awesomeness
Been going to these events since I was a kid, there's nothing like them. It was awesome to meet you guys in St. Louis. Keep up the great work!
8:57 nice filming, enjoyed that
If your a car guy an NHRA national event is a must see. Top Fuel is insane. No other motorsport can be measured on the richter scale!!!!
EPIC VIDEO
THANK YOU NHRA
& 1320
awesome collab!
was nice to see a different perspective.
I love little details you guys didn't miss a beat.
Agree put go to nationals NHRA race on bucket list, nice job 1320!
I actually had the chance to meet John Force and his daughters when they were doing the races in Phoenix, AZ. It was very odd when I got a picture with him, he was super out of it and not paying attention at all. Great to get to meet a legend of these races.
Everyone needs to go to a NHRA event once in their lifetime at least......the sound and speed is something you cannot experience anywhere else in the world. Especially the sound.. ....if you can get close to the starting line it's quite insane.
The noise is crazy but what's even more crazy is your whole body shakes as well as the ground. Literally the ground shakes. An experience that must be had at least once in your life.
Indescribably loud, pretty cool they finally fking let you in to film an NHRA event!
That was a kick ass video. That was very cool of NHRA to let you film there and all the track people to let you go into the trailers this was a cool video. Thanks.
Such a cool video. So great to see the behind the scenes aspect. Thanks for that. Keep up the great work.
Those mobile broadcast studios are absolutely mind-blowing!!
It's all mega money and technology. Amazing the data that is collected and used. No room for little guys to compete.
Super coverage of the event behind the scenes.
Thanks for sharing.
This was a really cool video. Was glued to the screen tbh. Thanks for doing it and thanks for all those involved.
Really enjoyed!!! 👍👍👍
i used to live within walking distance of Zmax in Charlotte. the sounds of cars going 300+ mph all day and into the night was amazing. i also obviously spent a lot of time at the track since i worked for a chevy dealership and got free tickets to all the races!
Great to see the Great White Sharks allow the Tuna access to the behind the scenes. As for the NHRA bringing you on board the grassroots that you cover is the future of pro class with guys like Jackstand Jimmy deserving a chance in a big boy toy. Hopefully will start seeing 1320 stickers like those CycleDrag has on many pro classes. We often forget companies like Edelbrock and Holley made this sport what it is and even though those parts might not be Top Fuel spec but I bet there's a street car running a Pro Stock engine at the local meet.
25:06 Can't forget the beer 👀.. I see that XX logo and know y'all are ready for the track to shut down at the end of the day 😂 that's racing 🏁
My first pro race was the mopar mile high Nats in Denver back on 06. Ron Capps drove for brute cologne and the crew guys yelled "who wants a free cologne sample?" And they proceeded to pour a bottle in every header pipe before warmup. I was a fan for life after that lol
A fun little snippit on that PT cruiser. It is owned and operated by a lad who goes by "Nitro Mike". Great guy. It is powered by a blown mopar 440 and has a propane system rigged into the exhaust to produce the flames. He also holds the world record for the longest wheelie over 100mph. If I remember correctly it was over a mile. The golf cart that is used to pull it to and from the lanes also has a 440 in it and has a 1-off fiberglass PT cruiser body as well.
Thank you so much for this I haven’t been to an NHR a check in 25 years end it has become so much more advanced than I ever thought. Thank you thank you thank you
One of the top 5 coolest videos!