In this article, we'll delve into the thrilling developments in Justin Swanstrom's racing career as he introduces three new cars for the upcoming 2024 season. Swanstrom, renowned for his association with the street racing scene, is set to make a significant impact with these new additions to his arsenal. Additionally, we'll explore the exciting news of a new driver joining his team for the 2024 No Prep Kings season.
Justin Swanstrom's Bad Blood at Wizard Race Cars. Photo by Justin Swantrom
First and foremost, Justin Swanstrom's highly anticipated 1969 Camaro, known as "Bad Blood," is ready to hit the tracks. The vehicle is currently in the painting stage and is expected to be race-ready by the end of this year, with preparations for testing underway. This news has ignited excitement among Swanstrom's fans and fellow racing enthusiasts.
Justin Swanstrom's Bad Blood at Wizard Race Cars. Photo by Justin Swantrom
Swanstrom has faced his share of challenges, particularly with his car "Prenup." Recent inspections revealed several issues with the vehicle. However, the team's relentless efforts to overcome these challenges are promising. The car is expected to perform exceptionally well in the upcoming races, including the Texas Race, Phoenix, and the final race in Florida.
One of the most significant highlights of Bad Blood is its weight reduction, making it lighter than Prenup and Side Piece, Swanstrom's other racing machines. Additionally, Bad Blood boasts a powerful Noonan 4.9 Hemi engine and a screw blower, setting the stage for an exhilarating and competitive season.
Justin Swanstrom's Bad Blood equipped with a powerful Noonan 4.9 Hemi engine. Photo by Justin Swantrom
Despite some disagreements within the screw blown racing community regarding the current rules in the No Prep Kings series, Swanstrom and his team are determined to make it work. The fierce competitiveness of these racers has shown that even within the confines of these rules, they can still emerge victorious. This new car is expected to surpass the performance of Prenup, making Swanstrom's prospects even more exciting.
But the excitement doesn't end with Bad Blood. Another project is underway at Cameron Johnson Race Cars to complete Swanstrom's "Side Piece", adding another formidable racing machine to his collection. Additionally, a new 1969 Camaro is in the works, set to be piloted by Todd Fullone, who happens to be one of Swanstrom's main sponsors. This small tire car will feature a screw blown engine, promising fierce competition on the streets.
Justin Swanstrom's Side Piece. Photo by Justin Swantrom
In total, three new screw blown cars are set to join Justin Swanstrom's racing stable for the next season. The prospect of new talent entering the NPK series is tantalizing. Swanstrom's operation could offer experienced racers from other sanctioning bodies the chance to jump into one of these high-performance vehicles and compete in the NPK series. Such a development could revolutionize the racing scene.
Justin Swanstrom's Bad Blood. Photo by Justin Swantrom
Justin Swanstrom is keeping the racing community on its toes with frequent updates on his plans for the 2024 season. As fans eagerly await his next moves, there's a lot of buzz surrounding his racing endeavors.
In a recent twist, Justin announced earlier this week that he was planning to sell "Prenup," one of his prized racing cars. However, the latest word on the street is that he's decided not to part ways with it-at least for the time being. While this decision might change in the future, it's an intriguing development in the lead-up to the 2024 racing season.
Justin Swanstrom's racing revolution cannot be without Prenup! Photo by Dean Images
What's clear is that Justin Swanstrom is preparing to campaign with four race cars next year. His lineup will consist of two Camaros and two Lexus race cars. The Camaros, named "Bad Blood" and another small-tire '69 Camaro (details forthcoming), are expected to raise the bar in the racing world.
One exciting update is that Todd Fullone, a longtime partner and major sponsor of Justin Swanstrom, will be taking the wheel of "Side Piece" during the No Prep Kings 2024 season. Todd Fullone's involvement in racing isn't surprising, considering his deep connection with Justin and his extensive experience with NPK. As a successful businessman with a passion for racing, he's the ideal candidate to command a 4,000-horsepower screw-blown Hemi race car. With Justin as his mentor and the support of the entire Swan Gang team, including seasoned racers like Corey Swanstrom, Todd's journey into NPK promises to be nothing short of spectacular.
With Justin Swanstrom behind the wheel of "Bad Blood" and Todd Fullone taking on "Side Piece," fans are in for a thrilling season. The potential for both racers to compete in the Invitational is a tantalizing prospect that could add even more excitement to the NPK series in 2024.
After a challenging season, Justin Swanstrom is undoubtedly gearing up for a more successful run in 2024. The struggles of the current season have left him in the 21st position, but he's determined to bounce back. The upcoming qualifier race in Arizona and the finale in Texas are critical opportunities for him to showcase his skills and the potential of his racing machines.
For those speculating about the future of NPK, the good news is that it's not going anywhere. Season 7 is confirmed, and No Prep Kings is stronger and more popular than ever. Racing enthusiasts can look forward to a thrilling 2024 season with intense competition and high-speed action.
Photo by Mallory Elizabeth Photography
As we await the official start of No Prep Kings 2024, all eyes are on Justin Swanstrom and his four-car racing campaign. It's shaping up to be an exhilarating year, and we're excited to witness how he performs with his impressive lineup. The coming season promises a lot of excitement and adrenaline, and we can't wait to see how it all unfolds.
Video by Justin Swanstrom
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