Three-time NHRA Camping World Series Top Fuel champion Larry Dixon is a legend in the sport of drag racing. Dixon won NHRA Camping World Top Fuel World Championships in 2002, 2003 and 2010. The second-generation Top Fuel racer is the second winningest Top Fuel driver in NHRA history with 62 wins. Dixon grew up in Southern California where his father, Larry Sr., was a Top Fuel champion in NHRA Divi
sion 7. was a constant attendee at the track helping on his parents’ family-owned dragster. Dixon later became a mechanic for Larry Minor and Don “Snake” Prudhomme teams before beginning his Top Fuel driving career in 1995, driving for Prudhomme. Dixon was named “Rookie of the Year” that year and captured his first of four Chevrolet Performance U.S. In 2010, Dixon won a record 12 races in 12 finals, including the prestigious Mac Tools U.S. Nationals for the fourth time. In 2017, designed, constructed and debuted the only 10,000 horsepower two-seat top fuel dragster of its kind that travels down 1/8 mile racetracks in a little over 3 seconds at speeds of 250+ mph. In 2020, nominated to the Motorsports Hall of Fame of America in Daytona Beach. For more information on Larry Dixon, please see his website at www.larrydixonracing.com
