John Force has successfully returned to racing after a serious accident in 2024 that left him with a traumatic brain injury. Although he hasn’t started racing again yet, fans are glad to see him at the track supporting his team, John Force Racing.
Recently, Force shared his happiness on social media: “Hi, this is John Force, here at Bradenton.” It is great to be back in the racecourse. I visited Vegas and Pomona, and the weekends were great. Watching Brittany drive over there in her Monster Energy car is especially exciting.
“I’m here with Jack Beckman, who can’t wait to get back to work and start competing,” he said, referring to one of his teammates. Congratulations to Brittany! She ran twice today and is now the fastest. “But it’s still early in the week, and there are a lot of PRO teams here.”
Force remembered racing at the Bradenton track in its early days and said, “I loved every minute of it.” That’s why I wanted to come back.”
“Prock is over next door; he won the championship in the Cornwell Tools Chevrolet, and Beckman finished second in the Peak Chevrolet,” Force said of his team’s solid performance. “This is a great place to meet sponsors.”
Meanwhile, Force was jokingly telling Beckman stories: “He doesn’t believe any of them, which is fine, but it’s been a lot of fun.” Despite getting lost for an hour, I promised to make this movie for my daughter Ashley.
Thinking about the 2025 NHRA season, Force stated that he would not be driving again just yet and that Jack Beckman would continue to fill in for him this year. “I’m still going to therapy once a week and working hard to get back to the sponsors and fans of the sport I cherish and love.” But I still have a lot to do, so don’t think this is the end of John Force. More information will be available after the holidays.
While talking about his ongoing relationships, Force said, “I am thrilled to continue working with PEAK and BlueDEF and look forward to returning to JFR in 2025.” A car fanatic like me trusts their goods for both personal and business use, making sure that our support vehicles and haulers work well and reliably.
