John Force, the legendary NHRA drag racer, has relocated to a California rehabilitation center following his recent hospitalization due to COVID-19 complications
. The 73-year-old motorsports icon was admitted to the intensive care unit but is now recovering and receiving ongoing treatment at the facility.
Despite his health challenges, Force recently found a heartwarming reason to celebrate. He marked his daughter Courtney Force’s birthday with a special treat: ice cream. Courtney, a former Funny Car driver herself, turned 34 on June 20th. The family shared a touching moment as John, known for his competitive spirit and record-breaking career, took a break from his recovery regimen to enjoy the occasion with loved ones.
John Force has been a dominant figure in drag racing for decades, securing 151 NHRA victories, a testament to his enduring skill and passion for the sport. His career highlights include 16 NHRA Funny Car championships, making him one of the most successful drivers in motorsports history.
The news of his move to a rehab center follows a period of concern among fans and colleagues alike. However, updates on his progress and recent birthday celebration suggest a positive turn in his health journey. As he continues to recuperate, the motorsports community remains hopeful for his full recovery and return to the track.
