NHRAunplugged.com Launches Website

Drag racing notables, journalists to contribute content.

2011-03-04

SAINT PETERSBURG, FL, March 04, 2011 (Press-News.org) Motorsportsunplugged.com has taken the exciting step of launching sister site NHRAunplugged.com, a website devoted to providing the NHRA fan with commentary, interviews, opinions and insights that go beyond typical news items.

The site will feature articles and blogs from such drag racing notables as Kenny Bernstein, and others, while professional journalists will provide frequent updates. Longtime motorsports expert Jay Wells will be NHRAunplugged's supervising editor and his decades of experience will be a valuable asset.

"With Wells' experience and the contributions of other professionals and competitors, NHRAunplugged.com will become an essential site for drag racing fans," said Senior Editor Steve Waid.

www.NHRAunplugged.com and www.Motorsportsunplugged.com are independent websites built and maintained for public interest and entertainment and are not in any way owned by, or affiliated with, any racing organization or governing body.

For more information contact: media@motorsportsunplugged.com

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