| For almost 40 years, the Fram, Autolite and Prestone brands, part of Honeywell's Consumer Products Group (CPG), have actively participated in the world of racing. Since sponsoring its first motor racing event in 1967 to its current National Hot Rod Association (NHRA) activities, Honeywell's engineers continue to create high performance products that meet the strict racing standards of the NHRA.
Prestone, a co-sponsor of the Gilbertson Funny Car team, produces antifreeze/coolant and car-care products including the best-selling antifreeze in North America. Prestone has an enviable reputation of having the best-known brand for helping hotrods "keep their cool" and is the official antifreeze/coolant of the NHRA.
Fram, Autolite and Prestone are category leaders on and off the race track. "Many of the CPG products found in stores have been improved and refined by use on the race track," said Dave Sholtis, Vice President, Autolite. "Just as the race teams depend on our superior technology and performance at the track, we strive to provide our customers with the same high-quality products for their vehicles." CLICK HERE FOR...
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Cory McClenathan — With 28 wins, popular driver "Cory Mac" is no stranger to race fans or winner's circles. As a teenager he first raced VW-powered drag cars before quickly graduating to a successful career in a Top Alcohol Dragster. Moving to Top Fuel, Cory campaigned his own team in 1991 - 1993. He then drove for several highly successful team owners, including NFL Washington Redskins coach Joe Gibbs.
Bob Gilbertson — Funny Car driver Bob Gilbertson's love of drag racing has been a part of his life for as far back as he can remember. But what separates this superstar from the other drivers competing on the National Hot Rod Association Championship Drag Racing circuit is a tenacious will to succeed. He began his NHRA career in 1976, at the age of 21, campaigning Alcohol Funny Cars in the Northwest. Finished second in the NHRA Division Six Funny Car point standings. Bob is the winner of the 13th annual NHRA O'Reilly Nationals at Houston Raceway Park on April 16, 2000. He is the winner of the 1992 IHRA Summer Nationals in Cayuga Falls, Canada. Finished third in IHRA Funny Car point standings that year.
