15/401 Motorsports

01/18/2025

Just got in a couple nice GAS powered 2023 EZGO RXV carts. LED Head/tail lights turn signals, horn, 2 usb ports, flip down rear seat. The carts are nice and the price is right💚💚💚!

12/18/2024

12/18/2024

Christmas is just around the corner! Make it easy on Santa and stop by and check us out. 510 Hwy 15/401 east Bennettsville South Carolina

11/28/2024

11/27/2024

Stop by and check us out! 510 HWY 15/401 E. Bennettsville SC. Toys for all ages E-Z lay away. Financing also available. Lots to choose from.

11/17/2024

Make her Christmas one to remember! Call 854-544-1055 or stop by and check us out. 510 HWY 15/401 east Bennettsville South Carolina. Monday/ Saturday. Financing available.

11/15/2024

Lots of toys to choose from! E-Z-Lay away same as cash. financing available. Extended maintenance plan ! Excellent service after the sale.!

11/01/2024

New inventory in today! Perfect Christmas gifts. Call and ask about our financing and layaway plans! 854-544-1055

08/27/2024

Lay-a-way now for Christmas! Something for all ages. Come check us out!

06/30/2024

John Force becomes more consistent responding to commands and finally opens his eyes

RICHMOND, Va. (June 30, 2024) – After five tense days during which he was heavily sedated while battling the effects of injuries suffered in the 300 mile-per-hour crash of his drag racing Funny Car, 16-time NHRA World Champion John Force has begun to show daily signs of improvement, according to family members who have maintained a presence at the trauma hospital to which he was transported by air ambulance on Sunday.

Early in the treatment process of his Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI), he failed to follow the series of commands to open his eyes, squeeze the hands of his care providers and move his extremities. Occasionally, he was able to respond with slight movements, but it wasn’t until he moved from trauma intensive care unit to neuro intensive care unit on Wednesday that he began to gain some momentum.

He became more consistent responding to commands and finally opened his eyes on day five. Following days of failed attempts, his wife and daughters were overcome with emotion when he murmured his name, ‘John Force,’ and later when prompted, gave a thumbs up.

The biggest challenge has been managing his extreme agitation and confusion, which causes him significant distress. He has repeatedly tried to get out of bed and has been restrained; his doctors have humorously described him as a raging bull. However, he recognized his daughters, wife, Laurie, and called them each by name. And spoke the words, “I love you.” This, along with continued daily progress has uplifted their spirits.

Brittany opted out of the cockpit of the Cornwell Tools Top Fuel dragster at this week’s 17th Summit Racing Equipment Nationals at Norwalk, Ohio, to remain with family in support of her dad.

Despite the welcomed progress, the 157- time tour winner still faces a long and difficult recovery ahead and for the immediate future, will remain in neuro intensive care with visitation restricted to immediate family members only.

John’s family members extend their deepest gratitude to the medical professionals responsible for his well-being and recovery. They deeply appreciate the overwhelming number of heartfelt messages, prayers, support, and concern from the entire automotive and racing industries. Thank you to sponsors, fans, and the media for respecting the privacy of the Force family and the John Force Racing team members.