Taken from today's Arizona Republic.
Forces complete 1st father-daughter nitro sweep
ASSOCIATED PRESS
TOPEKA, Kan. – John and Brittany Force completed the first father-daughter nitro sweep in NHRA history Sunday in the Menards NHRA Nationals at Heartland Motorsports Park.
The 72-year-old John Force won for the time time this year and 154th overall. He beat J.R. Todd in the final round with a 4.019-second pass at 321.04 mph at in a Chevrolet Camaro SS.
“I had a good day,” Force said. “Robert (Hight) was probably my toughest race because it’s hard to beat Robert. I just had a car that was pretty fast, wasn’t the quickest. J.R. Todd was. But got the win. What was special was, to do it with Brittany. With (daughters) Courtney and Ashley, I never got the chance because they were always Funny Car, and usually beat me but with Brittany, I finally got that double up.”
Brittany Force won in Top Fuel, edging Clay Millican with a 3.783 at 324.75 for her first victory of the season and 11th overall.
Not your typical family business! Good for them.
John Force is and was an incredible NRHA and AHRA drag strip racer with, I think, 16 personal NHRA titles to date.
It is unusual to have daughters take after you but John had only daughters. Three race in NHRA while another runs John Force's team. Quite a family.