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Santa Pod Raceway - Wikipedia
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Santa Pod is the venue at which the current world drag racing record, a time of 3.58 seconds at 386.26 mph (621.61 km/h) was set by Sammy Miller in his Vanishing Point rocket-propelled funny car in July 1984. Another record has also been set at Santa Pod, the world's fastest jet car (notably Santa Pod's "resident") Fireforce 3 piloted by Martin Hill broke the record in Easter …
Santa Pod Raceway - Drag Racing Champions
https://santapod.co.uk/champions.php
Santa Pod Raceway Drag Racing Champions - European and National champions past and present. Toggle navigation. Home (current) Events & Tickets. Calendar - All Dates ... 2003 - Tom Coe 2002 - Floyd Codpiece Racing 2001 - Dogs Bollocks Racing 2000 - Dogs Bollocks Racing 1999 - Steve Vaughan 1998 - Angi Wilding 1997 - Tony Smith 1996 - Roy Wilding.
Drag Racing at Santa Pod Raceway UK - Motorsport & Car …
Santa Pod Raceway in Northamptonshire offers the cheapest and most accessible public track time in the UK. For just £15 admission and £45 to "sign on", you can take your car and motorcycle out on the famous quarter-mile dragstrip and test it's performance limits in a safe and legal environment. Full details at www.RWYB.com.
Santa Pod Raceway - History
https://santapod.co.uk/history.php
Drag racing was brought to Britain in the 1960s, also using airfield sites. In 1966, a disused wartime USAAF base in north Bedfordshire was converted into Europe’s first permanent drag racing venue, Santa Pod Raceway – ‘Santa’ to evoke the spirit of Southern California, ‘Pod’ for Podington, the name of the airfield and nearby village.
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