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| She drove her Pioneer sponsored Top Fuel dragster to one of three NHRA championships in 1982. | |
| This lady was the first woman to win NHRA national events in both Top Fuel and Funny Car classes. | |
| She was the first woman to qualify No. 1 in the NHRA Pro Stock class. | |
| She has won more national NHRA events than any other woman in ANY class in ANY form of racing. | |
| This woman scored runner-up finish to Angelle Savoie at the first all-female final round in Pro Stock Bike history. | |
| She regularly competes against and is married to the 2007 NHRA Pro Stock Motorcycle world champion. | |
| This lady became the first 'woman of color' to win a motorsports event by winning the 2007 Fall Nationals in Dallas, TX. | |
| She is the first woman, ever, to win a national NHRA event in the Fuel Funny Car class. | |
| She was the youngest woman (age 18) to win a national NHRA Top Fuel event title. | |
| She 'Tuned' her dad to the 1987 NHRA Top Fuel Championship. | |
| This blonde bombshell won the 1990 NHRA Winternationals in her 'Jolly Rancher' sponsored digger. | |
| This woman met Shirley Muldowney in the first 'all-female' Top Fuel final round in 1982. | |
| She is the fastest female in NHRA history, driving her Top Fueler to over 334 MPH. | |
| In 2002, this lady became part of the first husband and wife team to obtain Top Ten finishes in 'his and hers' matching Top Fuel dragsters. | |
| She became the first female to win an NHRA event as the 1966 Stock Eliminator victor. | |
| In 2006, she defeated her husband, amongst others, to become the first woman to win an AMS Pro Mod NHRA event title. | |
| This woman was the first female driver in the 5 second bracket in the Funny Car class and the first female Funny Car driver to go to the semi finals at an NHRA national event. | |
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