In the late 1970's and early 1980's, Roy and Allen Johnson operated a two car super stock racing team, sponsored by the Mopar Corporation. Discovering what it takes to win, they began pushing their way forward, taking home first place at the national events, as well as moving up the ladder to become top point contender.

Johnson & Johnson left the sport in the late 1980's, only to return in 1995 with a desire to compete in the professional class of Pro-Stock. Wanting to assure themselves that they still had what it took to win, the team competed in the sportsman class of Super Comp, with Allen driving and Roy as

the crew chief.

Being reassured, Roy and Allen debuted their 1996 Dodge Avenger in the NHRA Pro-Stock class in 1996. Not only did the Avenger qualify at the Mile High Nationals in Denver, but Roy was also selected from among all the other crew chiefs and given the Crew Chief of the Race Award in the Pro-Stock Division.

Both driver and crew chief are confident that their goal of winning will be achievable.

At a time when Pro-Stock is at its best, the Johnson & Johnson Racing Team is ready to rumble.