The infamous, 2002 Top Fuel burndown between Doug Herbert and Clay Millican at Maple Grove Raceway sparked a rivalry that earned Herbert his ‘Dougzilla’ nickname.
Although the two Top Fuel veterans had each personally put the incident behind them over the past seven years, an opportunity to create new public service announcements for B.R.A.K.E.S. brought them together to bury the hatchet for a good cause....
The venture resulted in these videos, a 30-second and 60-second PSA, as well as a seven-minute ‘webisode’ that features both drivers discussing the notorious staging battle. The videos were several months in the making and were an inspiring project for all involved.
Click here to read the NHRA.com story about these videos and how they came together!
60 Sec. PSA
30 Sec. PSA
The Birth of DougZilla
Thursday, 17 June 2010 04:43
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Monday, 07 June 2010 08:34
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Video Maple Grove Raceway
right, we all remember that race! one should live his life to witness such a great event! happy to be able to say that I was there!
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Monday, 17 May 2010 11:44
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I feel so bad for Doug. His poor boys might have survived had they not hit the asshole driving the massive shotbox gas guzzling Hummer. Bet he feels good about driving the most idiotic vehicle you can buy. "I'm an insecure prick who needs a huge vehicle to be important and be safe in a crash, but it's ok if other people hit me and get hurt or die". Makes me sick.
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Thursday, 07 January 2010 10:01
posted by bert schleissing
this is great! I am a father that had a state trooper come to my door at one in the am. I know the pain, i watched as my wire fell to the ground in a ball. even today, 9 years on 10 feb 2010 9;58 pm,it still hurts!! what helps me get by is teaching at the high school my son went to. for five years i went in front of every student that took drivers ed. i let them know how i felt. i comend you doug for having such a program!
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Monday, 07 December 2009 13:17
posted by Jack Franklin
Doug and Clay are great guys as I have had the privilege of meeting the both of them. Bravo for the work you all do....
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