Drag racing consumed Kenny Bernstein's life for more than 33 years. And that's long enough, he finally decided. Yes, the six-time NHRA champion will retire from the sport that brought him fame and ...

One year ago, Kenny Bernstein was in a quandary. He had announced his retirement after winning six National Hot Rod Assn. drag racing championships and was at the end of a yearlong “Forever Red ...

Anheuser-Busch announced Monday that the 2009 season will be Budweiser’s last as an official sponsor of the National Hot Rod Association and as primary sponsor of Kenny Bernstein Racing and the ...

Bernstein's Budweiser/Lucas Oil Racing team, owned by Kenny Bernstein, has seen their 2005 season get off to a slow start. Bernstein entered Gatornationals in sixth place in the POWERade point ...

You can bet your bippy that Gary Ormsby(foreground)and Joe Amato-two of Top Fuel's heaviest hitters—will be ready for Kenny Bernstein and Don Prudhomme. Why, how, and what will they find?

Legendary drag racer Kenny Bernstein controlled close to 10,000 horsepower during his days behind the wheel of The Budweiser King Funny Car and Top Fuel dragster. Piloting a Top Fuel racer ...

Less than a month after Houston-based PetroIon, Incorporated's Slick 50 Engine Protectant had posted a $50,000 bonus for the first driver to top 300 mph, Kenny Bernstein claimed the prize during ...