Jul 23, 2019 · Mike Ashley, a former Pro Modified and NHRA U.S. Nationals Funny Car champion, was sentenced last week to three years in federal prison for his role in the 2009 collapse of a $1 billion-a-year mortgage lender.

Since 2016, Mike has been collaborating with his son, Justin, in their pursuit of building a world championship-caliber top fuel team in the NHRA. Their relentless drive and winning spirit continue to set new records in the racing world.

Former NHRA champion Mike Ashley was sentenced last week for his role in a 2009 mortgage lending collapse. Ashley received a reduced sentence of three years in federal prison.

News about former NHRA driver Mike Ashley. He has been sentenced to 3 years. https://l.facebook.com/l.php... … Which one will decide who the wife or husband is Lol. He and Evan Knoll, cellmates perhaps. Kevin Maddux. I read that his son is fielding a top fuel car next year with their own property development company.

• 2-time NHRA PM Champion • Qualified No. 1 at first-ever IHRA event • Nine-time national event winner [NHRA, IHRA] In 1989, a young Mike Ashley had three key racing attributes going for him.

BRISTOL, Tenn. --New York Mortgage Banker Mike Ashley admittedly has experienced better days in the office than he encountered on the first day of the NHRA Mac Tools Thunder Valley Nationals in Bristol, Tenn.On both attempts to cover the famed Bristol Dragway quarter-mile, formerly known as Thunder Valley, Ashley's InfiNet-sponsored entry fell short.

Mike Ashley, a former NHRA Pro Mod champion and Funny Car regular, is a former winner at Bristol. The younger Ashley crafted his own memory in last year’s NHRA Thunder Valley Nationals.

BAYTOWN, Texas -- Mike Ashley led all four qualifying sessions to claim the top spot for the NHRA AMS Staff Leasing Pro Mod Challenge, an exhibition class at the NHRA O'Reilly Spring Nationals. Today marks the 40th anniversary of the release of the first Ford Mustang. The car debuted April 17, 1964, so it is only fitting that Ashley drove his …

Mike Ashley found his during the second = qualifying session at the NHRA ACDelco Las Vegas Nationals at Las Vegas = Motor Speedway. The New York Mortgage Banker, who pilots the = InfiNet-sponsored 1941 Willys Pro Modified, found a good starting point = in the only thin air venue on the NHRA AMS Pro Modified Challenge tour.

Sep 3, 2007 · In the final, Ashley ran a solid 4.894/323.74 as Hight smoked the tires and watched Ashley drive the Tribute car to the win and U.S. Nationals title. "It's funny, really," Ashley said.