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The post Brittany Force Reflects On A NHRA Career At Full Throttle And What Comes Next appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. GAINESVILLE, FL – MARCH 11: Brittany Force (#1 Monster Energy Top Fuel Dragster) watches her crew prepare her dragster during qualfying for the AMALIE Motor Oil NHRA Gatornationals on March 11, 2023 at Gainesville Raceway in Gainesville, FL. (Photo by Jeff Robinson/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images) Icon Sportswire via Getty Images When Brittany Force commits to something, she floors it. After all you don’t become the fastest woman in NHRA history by easing into the throttle. For 13 of her 39 years, she’s strapped into a Top Fuel dragster and launched herself down quarter-mile dragstrips at over 330 miles an hour. That’s not a career you do halfway. But now, after two NHRA championships, a cabinet full of Wallys, record-setting runs, and a lifetime’s worth of moments, she’s turning the page to start a new chapter. That news isn’t new — Force announced that she would step away to start a family with her husband, Bobby, a few weeks ago. But what’s worth pausing on now isn’t the headline, it’s the meaning behind it. Force isn’t retiring so much as shifting gears, and taking time to reflect on a career she says has already given her more than she ever dreamed. “If I were to rewind back to 2013, my rookie season, I think I’ve accomplished more than I ever could have imagined,” Force says. “My big focus (then) was I just want to get a win. I wanted to stand in a winner’s circle with my team.” That focus became her eyes on the biggest prize, an NHRA Top Fuel title. Something her legendary father accomplished an astounding 16 times. Brittany earned not just one, but two NHRA Top Fuel titles. “I never imagined two championships ever,” she says. “And when that first one came, that’s really when it…

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