NHRA legend John Force’s daughter Brittany ties the knot, drawing a congratulatory message from her father’s racing team

NHRA legend John Force's daughter, Brittany Force, tied the knot with Adam Crooks. The team shared a congratulatory message on social media, offering well wishes to the newlyweds. While most details of the ceremony were kept private, some glimpses were shared on social media.

While she usually keeps her social media feed limited to racing, Brittany Force had earlier shared moments of the build-up to her marriage. She posted images from her bridal shower last month. As she finally tied the knot with Adam Crooks, her team shared a wholehearted message on X.

"Brittany Force is MARRIED!! 🎉💍🍾 Wishing the BIGGEST CONGRATS to Brittany and Bobby as they embark on this beautiful journey!"

"Officially hitched & heading out on our honeymoon!"

Brittany followed her father's footsteps, stepping into the NHRA in 2013. Since then, she has been a role-model for women who wish to get into motorsports and racing. She became the first woman to win the NHRA Four-Wide Nationals and also achieved a new drag racing record with a 1,000-feet record in 3.676 seconds in Kansas.

The following year, she won her first Drag Racing Series Championship. Brittany Force was the first woman since Shirley Muldowney in 1982 to win the title. She won it for the second time in 2022 and in the same year, she set the national record with a top speed of 338.17 mph. She achieved all these accolades with her father's team, John Force Racing. Brittany is currently sponsored by Monster Energy.

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Brittany Force becomes emotional upon her father John Force's return to the track

John Force suffered a brutal crash while racing in Virginia earlier in June this year. He had to be hospitalized and there was a risk of brain damage as his car burst into flames and steered off course, violently crashing into the wall. The 75-year-old was away from the track for a while, but made an amazing return in Vegas.

As John Force returned to the NHRA, his daughter Brittany Force expressed her positive thoughts.

"Coming into this weekend, we knew it was going to be special because my dad had planned to come out, so he drove up with my mom (Friday morning) and I think everyone was looking forward to seeing him, especially me. I have grown up out here at these racetracks all over the country, but I have never been out here without him. So, it has definitely been strange since June to be out here without family, which is why my team and all these guys and everybody in John Force Racing – everyone in our pits – is family. They feel like brothers to me. I'm lucky to have them and their support."

"To have family back, have my dad back out here, I'm so excited for him. I think it is great for him. He has been pushing physical therapy and he has been focused, and he has been dedicated to it and we are really proud of him. But I think being out here with his old routine with the fans, with his teams, standing on a racetrack, that's where he should be."

Brittany Force collected her 17th career win in Nevada as she defeated Doug Kalitta. She is currently 7th in the points standings.