Streak? (1 Viewer)

[Harry Mannback]

I am just wondering, Brandon and Robert both won two in a row and that got me to thinking. What is the record for race wins in a row and who owns it? If I had to guess I would say John Force based on the number of championships he has won, but that could be wrong. Anybody know?

Thanks.

Dan

 

[JetTeach]

I know Greg Anderson has a streak of at least four in 2006. I remember it because they were talking about it tying Bob Glidden's record if he got the 5th. I can't remember if he did or not.

 

[Gutter Brain]

Didn't Force win 13 races, out of 16, in 1996 or something?
I work with numbers all day, so maybe I am wrong. But, given that, wouldn't he have to have won a few in a row?

 

[d'kid]

Snake back in 76-77... something like 8 or 9

 

[r2]

I would say it goes to Garlits or Prudhomme... Just a guess... Watch it be Jeb Allen or Beck, Ormsby, WJ, Glidden, Amato, or???
Very good question however Dan...
A stumper... I like it...

 

[megadeth]

Josh Hernandez 4 for 4!

 

[mikey]

Bob Glidden in 1978-1979

14 consecutive national events (50 rounds total)

 

[Joker741]

Damn, that's going a few rounds.

 

[Harry Mannback]

That is amazing! When you think of all of the things that could go wrong during a run that is truly amazing.

Thanks!

Dan

 

[john]

Bob Glidden in 1978-1979

14 consecutive national events (50 rounds total)

The Fairmont, right? Didn't that car retire without ever losing a single round?

 

[Cabes]

Bob Glidden in 1978-1979

14 consecutive national events (50 rounds total)

NHRA media guide says: Top Fuel - Tony Schumacher 5 (2005); Funny Car - Don Prudhomme 7 (76-77); Pro Stock - Bob Glidden 9 (78-79); Pro Stock Bike - Dave Schultz 8 (94).

 

[mikey]

NHRA media guide says: Top Fuel - Tony Schumacher 5 (2005); Funny Car - Don Prudhomme 7 (76-77); Pro Stock - Bob Glidden 9 (78-79); Pro Stock Bike - Dave Schultz 8 (94).

I don't know...this came from the Top 50 drivers of all time a couple years ago

"Glidden retired his undefeated Fairmont in favor of a Plymouth Arrow in 1979 and lost only three times all year. After finishing the 1978 season with seven straight victories, Glidden opened the 1979 season with a victory at the Winternationals and didn't lose a round until June, when a foul start in the second round of the Mile-High Nationals snapped his streak at 14 races and 50 rounds."

Maybe the 14 includes divisional races?

 

[TAFC 5 81]

NHRA media guide says: Top Fuel - Tony Schumacher 5 (2005); Funny Car - Don Prudhomme 7 (76-77); Pro Stock - Bob Glidden 9 (78-79); Pro Stock Bike - Dave Schultz 8 (94).

Prudhomme's should be 75-76 (Seattle through Montreal) as he lost Indy 76 and the 77 Gators (3 wins between).

 

[BaldyLochs]

What??? Paul Page is a streaker???? LOL. When you scroll fast through the topics that's what it looked like it said. LOL. Ohhhh.... bad thoughts.... bad bad......