Racing Legend DISRESPECTED?!

Motorcycle drag racing legend Larry “Spiderman” McBride avoided a Top Fuel Drag bike crash and fail when a block was thrown at him on top end, but was then stunned as he showed up at his first Mid West Drag Racing and was told he must remove the No. 1 from his Top Fuel Motorcycle, to allow Mitch Brown, who won the 2020 Top Fuel Motorcycle title to run the prestigious number. Being that the 2020 title was dubious, with Brown scoring points for showing up at an event he knew no one was going to, there was not a 2021 champion, and this being the start of a brand new series the Nitro Motorcycle legend McBride, who had won 20 titles and holds the national records by a wide margin, assumed he would be clear to run his longtime number. Instead he was told he could not race his world record holding Top Fuel Drag Bike is getting did not change his number, which drew the ire of the legendary Spiderman. Was it the right call? Enjoy this inside drag racing coverage from World Wide Technology Raceway Park.

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