One of few couples racing in the area, Brian White and Josée Mongeon have individually been promoted in local and national newspapers/magazines, NHRA’s National Dragster, television and radio stations. Josée also helped promote the RCMP’s Racing Against Drugs program geared towards kids between the age of 8 and 16 years-old.

In the past 4 years, the team has not been racing much. In between the loss of Josée’s father “Bob” in 1999, Josée’s pregnancy in 2000 and Brian building a new car, racing took second place for a while. The team is now back with some interesting projects for the future.

His true love of the sport is in the mechanical and engineering aspects. He started racing in the street class in 1988 and Super pro in 1991. Although, Brian wasn’t racing every weekend, his winning percentage was remarkable. The Camaro was sold in 1998 only to come back in 2000 with a state-of-the-art 4-link dragster.

Bob took Josée to the race track at a very young age. She started racing in Super Pro at the age of 16 with the family Challenger. Some of her major highlights are winning her first big race after only 5 weeks of racing in 1988 and a 1992 big money race against Americans - with no delay box. Bob and Josée purchased the 1983 Dodge Shelby in 1993 and have been successful with the consistent ex Pro Stocker, especially from 1995 to 1998, winning quite a few big races.

Trusted and treasured crew chief since the mid 90s. Glenn joined the team after the loss of his long time friend Steve Bond to a tragic snowmobile accident. He is well known for his fast street cars and has been playing with laughing gas (NOS) long before anybody knew of its true intentions.
Thank you Glenn for sticking around so long!!

Started drag racing with motorcycles and street cars before he purchased a 1965 Hemi "factory racing" Coronet in 1974. Bob was well known for his knowledge of the Mopar products, especially Hemis, and for building engines for stock car guys. You will never be forgotten... We are appreciative of the time we had with you!!!
Merci Pa!

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