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Explore James Warren Didn't Recognize His Own Crewman — The Heartbreaking End of a Top Fuel Legend with 3,523 views, 30 likes, and 2 comments. Experience the impact of this video content that has captured audience attention.

James Warren and Roger Coburn were partners and family for fifty two years, one of the most respected pairings West Coast Top Fuel drag racing ever produced, running the Ridge Route Terrors dragsters out of Bakersfield on a shoestring budget that somehow still produced three straight March Meet wins at Famoso, five straight Division 7 NHRA titles, a Winternationals win and a Gatornationals win, and induction into the International Drag Racing Hall of Fame. This documentary picks up where the last one on this channel left off, tracing the six months between Roger Coburn's death in November 2010 and James Warren's own death from pneumonia in May 2011, built from period NHRA columns, obituaries, and firsthand letters from the crewmen, drivers, and family who were actually there. This is the story of what a fifty two year partnership costs once one half of it is gone: Roger Coburn's ruptured aorta and emergency surgery at UCLA, the funeral where crewman Noel Reese learned from Juanita Warren that James was suffering from memory loss, the cackle car fired up in a cemetery parking lot with James behind the wheel, and James Warren's own funeral five months later, where a restored front engine dragster ran until it simply ran out of fuel. Along the way, this video covers the California Hot Rod Reunion, the NHRA Motorsports Museum's famous garage photo, Mike Aaby's and Frank Hinman's restorations of the team's original cars, and what Famoso and the March Meet look like today. If you're into vintage Top Fuel racing, NHRA history, front engine dragsters, nostalgia drag racing, or the Bakersfield drag racing scene of the 1960s and 70s, this one's for you. #TopFuel #DragRacing #NHRA #JamesWarren #RidgeRouteTerrors #Famoso #MarchMeet #CaliforniaHotRodReunion #DragRacingHistory #NostalgiaDragRacing

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