Mendy Fry's love affair with drag racing began at a young age, thanks to her father Ron Fry.
Fry started competing in quarter midgets at just four years old and quickly rose through the ranks.
Her success in high school was largely due to her father's guidance and support.
Despite winning all but two of her races, Fry eventually stepped away from racing after her father's tragic death at 51.
Years later, she returned to the sport with a new sense of purpose and determination.
Fry's journey is a testament to the power of love and family in overcoming adversity.
The documentary 'Time Trials: A Drag Strip Requiem' offers an intimate look at Fry's life and career.
Featuring interviews with Cole Coonce, who became Fry's husband after meeting her while covering drag racing events.
Coonce's behind-the-scenes account provides a unique perspective on the world of top fuel drag racing.
Mendy Fry's determination and passion for drag racing serve as an inspiration to aspiring racers and fans alike.
