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NHRA legend came up just short in quest to be first to blast a battery-powered dragster down the quarter-mile at 200 mph.
Bike path fixture’s ashes will be scattered on Famoso Dragstrip SHARE by Nancy Boyd Jim Boyd, a longtime Beach City bike path fixture, passed away recently, at age of 82. “There’s that guy! He is always out here. I have seen him for years,” people would say as Boyd passed by. Boyd rode his faithful 1949 Schwinn Phantom along the bike path for over decades. It was a way for him to stay fit enough to keep his license to drive his NHRA Nostalgia Top Fuel Dragster. Boyd’s passion for motorsports began when he was 9 when he found an abandoned wreck in a vacant lot. He had already b...