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during the team’s 2011 season.
“Married With Dragsters” (www.marriedwithdragsters.com) will take viewers along to
not only each of the team’s events, but what it takes to get there. The series will highlight
this level of drag racing. From the duties at the home office and shop to the sometimes
very long hours on the road, and of course the racing itself, viewers will see there is a lot
more to it all than what first meets the eye.
Team Dragon Racing Fuels (www.teamdragonracingfuels.com) is based in Lima,
Ohio and consists of a two car sportsman team that includes a Top Dragster driven by
Kevin Fisher and the 8.90 index dragster which Kathy competes in. While the “Married
With Dragsters” series will concentrate mainly on the classes the team contests in, as the
season progresses all other NHRA/IHRA sportsman classes will be touched on as well,
giving the viewers a chance to see that in drag racing there is truly something for
everyone.
“I guess you could look at this series as a little reality, a little documentary with a little ‘how-
to’ all wrapped up into one,” said Kathy, who also doubles as TV talent from time-to-time
on Fox Sports Net in addition to her work with Frank Hawley’s Drag Racing School. “We
felt the need to do our part to help promote sportsman drag racing and hopefully have a
ton of fun with it all at the same time. If nothing else, we hope to gain a few more fans for
the sport.”
Each episode of “Married With Dragsters” will be posted on YouTube with hopes that a
minimum of two new episodes will be produced each month and will vary in length from
ten to fifteen minutes.
“We would like to do our best to get a little something up for each event,” she noted. “So
some episodes, if you will, will be a little longer than others.”
“As we go along, you never know where this series may go,” she said of the video
content. “The nice thing is we aren’t stuck to a script or anything of that nature. We all
know drag racing isn’t [scripted] and this series certainly won’t be any different.”
“Married With Dragsters” (www.marriedwithdragsters.com) will take viewers along to
not only each of the team’s events, but what it takes to get there. The series will highlight
this level of drag racing. From the duties at the home office and shop to the sometimes
very long hours on the road, and of course the racing itself, viewers will see there is a lot
more to it all than what first meets the eye.
Team Dragon Racing Fuels (www.teamdragonracingfuels.com) is based in Lima,
Ohio and consists of a two car sportsman team that includes a Top Dragster driven by
Kevin Fisher and the 8.90 index dragster which Kathy competes in. While the “Married
With Dragsters” series will concentrate mainly on the classes the team contests in, as the
season progresses all other NHRA/IHRA sportsman classes will be touched on as well,
giving the viewers a chance to see that in drag racing there is truly something for
everyone.
“I guess you could look at this series as a little reality, a little documentary with a little ‘how-
to’ all wrapped up into one,” said Kathy, who also doubles as TV talent from time-to-time
on Fox Sports Net in addition to her work with Frank Hawley’s Drag Racing School. “We
felt the need to do our part to help promote sportsman drag racing and hopefully have a
ton of fun with it all at the same time. If nothing else, we hope to gain a few more fans for
the sport.”
Each episode of “Married With Dragsters” will be posted on YouTube with hopes that a
minimum of two new episodes will be produced each month and will vary in length from
ten to fifteen minutes.
“We would like to do our best to get a little something up for each event,” she noted. “So
some episodes, if you will, will be a little longer than others.”
“As we go along, you never know where this series may go,” she said of the video
content. “The nice thing is we aren’t stuck to a script or anything of that nature. We all
know drag racing isn’t [scripted] and this series certainly won’t be any different.”
