DEVASTATING TRAGEDY: Ed Pink, Celebrated Engine Builder for 60-Plus Years, Has Died at 94.. full details via link👇

The motorsports world is mourning the loss of a true legend. Ed Pink, the iconic engine builder whose powerplants helped shape drag racing and motorsports history for over six decades, has died at the age of 94. Known affectionately as “The Old Master,” Pink’s contributions to the sport were unmatched, his engines fueling victories for countless top racers.

 

Pink’s career began in the 1950s, and his company, Ed Pink Racing Engines, quickly earned a reputation for precision, innovation, and unmatched reliability. From NHRA dragsters to IndyCars, his engines became the gold standard. Legendary drivers such as Don Prudhomme, Tom McEwen, and Shirley Muldowney trusted Pink’s craftsmanship to power their iconic runs.

 

Reacting to the news, fellow racers and fans across generations paid tribute to his legacy. “Ed Pink was a pioneer — one of the most respected names in racing,” said one former champion. “He wasn’t just a builder; he was an artist.”

 

Pink remained active in the industry well into his later years, mentoring young builders and staying connected to the community he helped build.

 

His passing marks the end of an era. Full tribute and details via the link below.