NHRA's Most Controversial Decision — They Erased A Champion
They didn't ban him. They didn't beat him. They just changed the rules. Ronnie Sox won 6 out of 8 NHRA Pro Stock nationals in 1971 — the most dominant season the class had ever seen. So what did the NHRA do? They rewrote the rulebook. Overnight, his Hemi was forced to carry 106 extra pounds that no other engine had to carry. The next season? Zero wins. This is the story of how a sanctioning body used technical language to erase the greatest driver in Pro Stock history — not through competition, but through paperwork. Watch till the end. The numbers don't lie. NOTICE: Clips used from other videos are fair use and fall under U.S. copyright law because this work is transformative in nature, and has no negative effect on the market for the original work. It is against the law to fraudulently claim a copyright on a video you do not own under the DMCA or to abuse YouTube’s copyright claim tool. Subscribe to the channel @RegalRides-x1l
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