Ten Questions with NMRA-NMCA Co-Founder Steve Wolcott
The National Mustang Racing Association (NMRA) and National Muscle Car Association (NMCA) are two of the best-known drag racing series in the U.S. Born from the 1990s boom in Mustang performance, the NMRA was created to meet the rapidly growing need for a drag racing series exclusively dedicated to late-model Mustangs and other Ford-family makes. As the NMRA’s popularity and success surged, ProMedia took over the existing NMCA racing series in 2005 to become an NMRA sister series running similar format as the NMRA but open to muscle cars from all brands.
Bob Meyer’s TREMEC Stick Shift Shootout Winning 1984 Turbo Mercury Capri RS
Story and Photos by Evan J Smith
Ever-humble Bob Myers has been a staple on the stick-shift street-car scene. He regularly competes in events like NMRA’s QA1 True Street, local bracket racing and 6.50 index. But unlike most racers who rely on a big V8 for power, Bob has stayed true to a beloved 2.3-liter Ford four-cylinder that motivates his 1984 Mercury Capri RS.
Four-Cylinder Mercury Capri Wins the Last TREMEC Stick Shift Shootout of 2021
Story and Photos by Evan J. Smith
It took many years and a lot testing and tuning, but Bob Myers of Greensburg, Pennsylvania, finally captured his first TREMEC Stick Shift Shootout championship with his turbo 1984 Mercury Capri. It happened during a wild weekend of drag racing – and weather – at the 2021 Holley NMRA World Finals & Holley Ford Festival at Beech Bend Raceway Park in Bowling Green, Kentucky, which was held from September 30-October 3. It was the final TREMEC Stick Shift Shootout of the season, and it was far from typical.
TREMEC to Display at 2021 SEMA Show
The SEMA Show is back for 2021, and for the first time ever TREMEC, along with partner Skip Barber Racing, will be an official exhibitor! The 2021 SEMA Show will take place November 2-5 in Las Vegas.
Join the TREMEC Stick Shift Shootout at the 2021 NMRA World Finals
As the 2021 NMRA All-Ford World Finals and Ford Festival approaches, it’s time to get ready for last TREMEC Stick Shift Shootout of the year! The stage is set for the best manual transmission racing as participants in the True Street class face off for the title. The World Finals will be held at Beech Bend Raceway Park from September 30-October 3 at Beech Bend Raceway Park in Bowling Green, Kentucky.
An Inside Look at Jeff McCool’s TREMEC Stick Shift Winning 1981 Ford Mustang
Story and Photos by Evan J. Smith
The TREMEC Stick Shift Shootout offers gear-jammers the chance to go head-to-head in a street/strip competition for amazing prizes, including a brand-new McLeod clutch. The races are held in conjunction with the NMRA QA1 True Street class, and, in 2021, have expanded to three exciting events: NMRA Spring Break Shootout, NMRA Ford Performance Nationals, and the upcoming NMRA World Finals + Holley Intergalactic Ford Festival from September 29-October 3 at Beech Bend Raceway in Bowling Green, Kentucky.
Jeff McCool Wins his Second TREMEC Stick Shift Shootout in Norwalk, Ohio
Story and Photos by Evan J. Smith
As his name implies, Jeff McCool was cool in Norwalk, Ohio, as he rowed his manual-transmission–equipped 1981 Coyote-swapped Ford Mustang to his second TREMEC Stick Shift Shootout win at the NMRA Ford Performance Nationals June 10-13 at Summit Motorsports Park in Norwalk, Ohio.
Chevrolet Corvette Stringray Pace Car for the 105th Indianapolis 500
Mid-engine sports car mated to high-performance TREMEC dual clutch transmission
European 2021 Ford Mustang Mach 1 Struts Its Stuff On The Track: Video
TREMEC TR-3160 six-speed transmission resides behind 5.0L Coyote V8
Inside And Underneath the Shelby GT500
GT500 Track Tour highlights the timelessness and the technological advancements over the years.