A participant competes in the Russian Weekend Drags races. An annual ¼ mile classic drag race of American retro cars from the Mad Buckets team at the RDRC Racepark Bykovo.
REUTERS
2/10
A woman looks on as she sits on a motorcycle next to the U.S. national flag during the Russian Weekend Drags races of U.S. retro and muscle cars in Bykovo.
REUTERS
3/10
Staff waters the wheels of a participant's car during the Russian Weekend Drags races.
REUTERS
4/10
A staff member waters the wheels of a participant's car during the Russian Weekend Drags races of U.S. retro and muscle cars, in Bykovo, outside Moscow.
REUTERS
5/10
Drag racing is a type of motor racing in which automobiles or motorcycles (usually specially prepared for the purpose) compete, usually two at a time, to be first to cross a set finish line.
REUTERS
6/10
A mechanic adjusts a windshield wiper.
REUTERS
7/10
A participant's Chevrolet Bel Air fails to start during race.
REUTERS
8/10
Participants compete in the Russian Weekend Drags races of U.S. retro and muscle cars in Bykovo outside Moscow.
REUTERS
9/10
Cars are seen at a parking before the race.
REUTERS
10/10
Drag racing in Russia started in 2004 in Moscow when the Russian Automotive Federation (RAF) sanctioned it as an official motorsport.
REUTERS
Sign up for the Daily Briefing
Get the latest news and updates straight to your inbox