Bio Excerpt: Christine Chambless-Foster has spent over a decade proving she belongs in NHRA’s alcohol classes, transitioning from Top Alcohol Dragster to Top Alcohol Funny Car with the kind of fearless determination that makes other drivers take notice. The Iowa native survived a dramatic 2019 crash in Kansas,... (full bio below ↓↓)
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Christine Chambless-Foster has been competing in the alcohol ranks of NHRA’s Lucas Oil Drag Racing Series for more than a decade, carving out her space in one of drag racing’s most demanding classes with grit, determination, and her trusty sidekick—her son Hudson—cheering from the sidelines.
EARLY YEARS
Born in 1990, Christine Chambless-Foster hails from Davenport, Iowa. Details about her earliest years and what initially drew her to the drag strip remain sparse, but what’s clear is that once she got behind the wheel, she wasn’t interested in half-measures. She went straight for the big leagues: alcohol-fueled funny cars and dragsters that require nerves of steel and reflexes to match.
OTHER INTERESTS
Outside the cockpit, Chambless-Foster is a dedicated mom. Her son Hudson is a fixture at the racetrack, often spotted at her side between rounds. Balancing motherhood with a career in one of motorsports’ most intense environments isn’t easy, but she’s made it work—and made it look good doing it. She married fellow racer Chris Foster in March 2021, solidifying what would become one of drag racing’s most formidable husband-and-wife teams.
EARLY SUCCESS
Chambless-Foster spent over a decade honing her skills in Top Alcohol Dragster before making the leap to Top Alcohol Funny Car. Her early years in the TAD class weren’t without drama—she crashed her dragster during a race against Megan Meyer in Kansas in 2019, a stark reminder of just how dangerous this sport can be. But she walked away, dusted herself off, and kept racing. By 2021, she was consistently competitive in Division 5, recording respectable times and earning respect in a class where women are still fighting for every inch of recognition.
NOTABLE ACHIEVEMENTS
- 2021: Competed in Division 5 doubleheader at Heartland Motorsports Park in Topeka, recording a 5.404 ET at 262.49 mph in Top Alcohol Dragster[1].
- 2022: Acquired a championship-winning Top Alcohol Funny Car and transitioned from TAD to TAFC, forming a two-car team with husband Chris Foster[2].
- 2022: Made her TAFC debut in her “Family Feud” entry at the Funny Car Chaos Classic in Ennis, marking her first round of eliminations in the new class[3].
- 2022: Competed at the NHRA Camping World Drag Racing Series event, earning a qualifying spot and advancing through eliminations[4].
- 2025: Scored a Top Alcohol Funny Car win at Brainerd International Raceway during a West Central Division doubleheader[5].
- 2025: Continued competing in Top Alcohol Funny Car with consistent qualifying and eliminations appearances, including rounds against Annie Whiteley and Shane Westerfield[6].
INSPIRATIONS
Information about Chambless-Foster’s specific inspirations or role models isn’t available in the research, but her partnership with her husband Chris—who earned his first TAFC win in 2012 and has since claimed two championships—suggests she’s learned from one of the best in the business. Racing alongside him has clearly sharpened her competitive edge.
REPUTATION
Chambless-Foster is known in the paddock as a fierce competitor who doesn’t back down, whether she’s racing against the clock or going head-to-head in eliminations. Her transition from Top Alcohol Dragster to Top Alcohol Funny Car in 2022 demonstrated her versatility and willingness to take on new challenges. The fact that she’s doing it all while raising a young son and racing alongside her husband has earned her respect not just as a skilled driver, but as someone who knows how to juggle it all without losing focus. She’s also gained attention for memorable moments on track—like the big wheelstand she pulled during the 2023 season that had competitors like Julie Nataas watching in awe from their own cockpits[7].
FUTURE GOALS/PLANS
As of 2025, Chambless-Foster continues to campaign her Top Alcohol Funny Car in NHRA competition, running events across the country and consistently showing up in qualifying and eliminations. Her focus remains on racking up wins, improving her times, and proving that she belongs at the top of one of drag racing’s most competitive classes. With Hudson still by her side and Chris racing in the lane next to her, the Foster family shows no signs of slowing down.
REFERENCES
[1] Division 5 Doubleheader Completes at Heartland Motorsports Park – NHRA
[2] Christine Chambless-Foster Acquires Championship TAFC – Drag Illustrated
[3] Funny Car Chaos Classic – Northern Thunder Drag Racing
[4] 2022 NHRA Camping World Drag Racing Series Results – NHRA
[5] Severance, Foster Take Top Alcohol Wins at Brainerd – NHRA
[6] 2025 NHRA Mission Foods Drag Racing Series Results – NHRA
[7] Dreams Become Reality as Julie Nataas Claims First TAD World Championship – NHRA
