Is Drag Racing the New Disney? Fans and Families Pack Track for Fast-Paced Entertainment

Meet the Queen of Diamonds drag car racer Sarah Edwards, and find out what it feels like yo travel at speed in excess of 300mph!

Sarah reflects on her memories at Old Bridge Township Raceway Park with the Capital Sports Report.

Sarah is turning up the heat on pages 18-19 of Dag Illustrated's Hottest Issue

An individual has to possess a certain level of moxie to jump behind the wheel of a racecar and go as fast as you can down the drag strip, but it takes a whole extra level of courage when you’re strapped to a jet engine

IWMA: Dream Comes True for QOD II Driver Sarah Edwards

A dream at the Night of Thrills turned into reality...

Edwards wasn’t speaking to the whole senior class, though, instead addressing only a small group who remained in classes in the last month of the school year.

Sarah recognized as Drag Illustrated's 2016 30 Under 30

News 12 CT Spotlights their Drag Racing Queen

This summer, following her best amateur season to date, the twenty-four-year-old Trinity High School grad goes pro in the most dream-come-true way possible.

“When I left, I said, ‘That’s what I want to do one day’,” Edwards, a Stamford resident and Trinity Catholic High School graduate, told Daily Voice.

Sarah Edwards & Angelica Salem "Share the Stage" at Atco Dragway

Sarah Edwards, Giving Back

It was Monday morning, and this was science class.

Some day the goal is to reach 300 miles an hour on the strip as a drag racer. Right now 22-year old Sarah Edwards of Stamford, Connecticut has pushed it to 180 miles an hour in just over 7 seconds.

“And a day at the track is just good clean fun,” explains Sarah,

Creating a Buzz on the NHRA Circuit with Queen Bee

The Need for Speed in the Glenbrook Community