NHRA will shine a huge light on the 2016 SEMA Show in Las Vegas, streaming an unprecedented amount of live content to NHRA.com from Booth 10,000 in the Grand Lobby of the Las Vegas Convention Center, Tuesday Nov. 1 through Friday Nov. 4, with a wide array of guests from both the racing and performances worlds. The SEMA Show is the premier automotive specialty equipment trade event in the world, and brings the industry's brightest minds and hottest products to one place.
Among the guests expected to take the NHRA stage are NHRA Mello Yello Drag Racing Series stars John. Courtney, and Brittany Force, Antron Brown, Don and Tony Schumacher, Ron Capps, Leah Pritchett, Del Worsham, Tommy Johnson Jr., Jack Beckman, Alex Laughlin, Robert Hight, Alexis DeJoria, J.R. Todd, and Shawn Langdon.
From the automotive industry, viewers can hear firsthand about new products and strategies from some of titans, including Jim Campbell (General Motors); Jim Greenleaf (Summit Racing Equipment); Bill Tichenor (Holley Performance); Don Roe (Advertising Edge); Don Meziere (Meziere Enterprises); Marc Lewis (Hedman Performance Group); Mark Dickens (Chevrolet Drag Racing); Tim Anderson-(Racepak); Chris Douglas (Comp Performance Group); Brint McLellan (Fragola Performance Systems); Matt Hartford (Total Seal); Fred Bartoli (Altronics); Fred Militello (Be Cool); J.C. Beattie Jr. (ATI Performance Products); Mike Zenone and Mike Buca (Boom Mat); Tom Lieb (SCAT Enterprises); Steve Matusek (Aeromotive), and Gale Banks (Gale Banks Engineering).
Additional guests will include NHRA President Peter Clifford; NHRA Vice President, Executive Producer & Chief Content Officer Ken Adelson; SEMA Chairman Doug Evans; SEMA CEO Chris Kersting; Chris Douglas of the SEMA Board of Directors, plus Don 'the Snake' Prudhomme, Tom 'the Mongoose' McEwen, 'Jungle Pam' Hardy, and Larry Fisher of the Wally Parks NHRA Motorsports Museum. Announcing great Bob Frey will also preview Wednesday's NHRA SEMA Breakfast, which will focus on NHRA's 50 years of Funny Car celebration.