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The Fitzgerald, approximately 35 miles north of Copper Harbor, MI, makes its last routine weather report, indicating 35-knot winds and 10-foot waves. No sign of immediate distress yet, but Captain McSorley reports a delayed arrival due to the worsening weather conditions.
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Starting tonight at 1 AM, we’ll be sharing the real radio transmissions from the night the SS Edmund Fitzgerald was lost on Lake Superior, 50 years ago.
These posts will follow the timeline as it happened, from the first reports of rough seas to the ship’s final transmission.
We share them in remembrance of the 29 men who were lost, and in respect for all who work the Great Lakes.
Transmissions from: ssedmundfitzgerald.org/fitz-…
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49 years ago today, the Edmund Fitzgerald left Superior, Wisc. on her way to Detroit carrying 26,000 tons of iron ore pellets in her hold.. 🔔🔔
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In 2027, NHRA will salute 16-time Funny Car world champ John Force with a yearlong '50 Years of Force' celebration, and we have created the perfect accompaniment: an encyclopedic book chronicling the 50 greatest moments of his career. Get yours now!
nhra.com/books
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Proof that schedule discourse has been happening as long as motorsports have been around and also no motorsport discourse is new (from Washington Post, 1927):
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If anyone has ever played the safety position at a higher level than Ronnie Lott, I sure as hell never saw it.
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Wing Wednesday - Qualifying for the 1976 Indy 500 wasn’t easy for Jan Opperman. He had qualified an older Eagle on bump day, but was bumped out in a hurry.
Dick Routh offered Opp a chance to try his older VPJ Eagle. Several drivers had tried to find speed in it, but couldn’t.
Jan ran a few laps, told mechanics what it was doing, and they went to work. After some shock work, engine tuning, & new tires, they put it in qualifying line. Opp got the job done, qualifying P33. 🏁
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If you’re in the Brea, Tustin or Yorba Linda, CA area, please share to help get Arrow and Beau home.
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My acting career is coming - and the receipts 🧾 were hidden all along ….
It’s time to bring back the wine 🍷 reviews
NHRA announces new media right agreement with @FOXSports, @TheCW and @flosports.
Starting in 2027 Fox Sports and The CW will carry all 20 @MissionFoodsUS Drag Racing Series events on raceday. FloSports will make its @FloRacing channel the streaming home for live qualifying and eliminations.
MORE: bit.ly/4rOpRwn
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JORDAN VANDERGRIFF IS THE FIRST DRIVER TO WIN A WALLY FROM THE NO. 16 SPOT IN 23 YEARS!! 🏆🏆🏆
The Cornwell Tools Chevy SS Funny Car crew laid down a blistering 3.858 at 329.43 mph in the final round at the Great Lakes Nats to claim the win in the first playoff race! @CornwellTools
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3.832?! 🤯
Jack Beckman just laid down the quickest Funny Car pass of the entire 2026 season in Round 1 in Michigan.🔥
The PEAKSquad’s 3.832 at 337.08 mph sends them to Round 2 to face Ron Capps. Tune in to FS2 at 3p ET @NHRA
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Today, we remember the nearly 3,000 lives lost on September 11, 2001, and honor the first responders who ran toward danger to help others.
We remember the courage, sacrifice, and resilience of those who were there that day, and the families and loved ones who continue to carry their memory.
Never Forget.
San Francisco Wildlife Rescue Searches for Origin of Mystery Marmot ww2.kqed.org/news/2026/09/09…
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Watch that Flame Car go 11-0 and WIN the CORNWELL QUALITY TOOLS U.S. NATIONALS!!!! The torch was passed from John Force to Jack Beckman, and the flame car is undefeated!
Danny Hood and Tim Fabrisi tune up a 3.965 at 327.35 mph in the final and the Peak Chevy SS team doubles up in Indy with the NHRA 75th Anniversary Wally and All-Star Callout!
Flame Car Record:
4-0 Pomona 1996
3-0 All-Star Callout 2026
4-0 U.S. Nats 2026
























