Jack Roush:I operated on whatever I could get out ... When I was finishing up with that, I met the Fastbacks, the club that was drag racing with support from the Ford dealers starting with Stark ...

It's no secret that Jack Roush got his start on the mean streets ... free-flowing exhaust, and a host of drag racing-specific goodies including lightweight rear rims and slicks.

In 1971, Jack Roush partnered with Wayne Gapp to compete in major-league drag racing, even winning a Pro Stock title in the National Hot Rod Association. In 1984, Roush jumped into road racing.

The name Roush has been synonymous with Ford ... with a master’s degree in mathematics? Jack has regaled us with tales of drag racing a 1960 Ford Falcon as a young man before a “Mustang ...

Yet Jack Roush remains one of the industry’s best ... All the while, he was excelling, and accelerating in drag racing, first with The Fastbacks, then in partnership with another former Ford ...

Well, Jack Roush, known in NASCAR circles as the Cat ... The veteran Northville team owner has survived plane crashes and drag-racing wrecks, has flown jets and World War II fighters and has ...

Over the past four decades, Mustangs have played a large role in Roush's success as drag racer, businessman, and race team owner. While most of us recognize Jack from his racing activities ...

Jack Roush, known as the "Cat in the Hat" because ... Roush was a racer at heart and began in drag racing. He started supplying parts for his team even as he moved into the Trans Am and IMSA ...

When people think of Jack Roush and the companies and products that carry his name, it’s often with an image of NASCAR automobile racing or special-edition Ford Mustangs. But in recent years ...

Jack Roush’s aunts and uncles didn’t love ... In 1971, he started a racing partnership with drag racer Wayne Gapp. By the time they won the NHRA pro-stock championship in 1973, Roush had ...