Anderson Family Dragster
Anderson Family A-Fuel Dragster
Harrisburg, PA – Marina and Scott Anderson of Anderson Family A-Fuel Dragster team welcome Division 1 NHRA sportsman racer Kelly 
Kundratic to the team for this season.
In a unique opportunity, the team announced a potential crew-to-driver position for the 2021 and 2022 seasons. Kundratic, a 28-year old Agriculture Policy Professional from Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, will join AFD crew this season, with plans to license in the class in the fall. Kelly brings to the team more than 20 years of driving experience, competing in the Junior Dragster ranks, Summit ET Series, radial tire events, and in the Lucas Oil Drag Racing Series in Super Comp and Super Street.
“Marina and I are extremely honored to have someone of Kellys’ experience joining our team. She comes from a racing family and has the drive to work towards the ultimate goal of driving the Anderson Family Dragster. We understand the amount of dedication Kelly is putting forth to make her dream a reality, Marina and I are excited to help Kelly achieve it.” said Scott of the Anderson team.
‘Search for a Champion’ Finalist Marina Anderson Kicking off 2017 Season with Final Licensing
JOLIET, IL – After being selected as one of 25 finalists in Champion Spark Plugs’ ‘Search for a Champion’ contest, 
Marina Anderson will begin her 2017 season with the final passes required to earn her NHRA Top Alcohol Dragster license. Anderson and her family-owned A/Fuel dragster anticipate a multi-race schedule with the NHRA and ADRL series. The Illinois team will be working with Premium Motorsports Products (PMP) to accommodate its parts supply needs and to provide supplementary technical support.
Anderson, 24, was one of only two drag racers to be named a finalist in the 2017 Search for a Champion contest, put on by Champion Spark Plugs since 2012. Anderson’s story of fabricating and driving her nitromethane-injected A/Fuel dragster captured the attention of thousands of voters over the multiple voting periods required to reach the “Finalist” status.
“It was definitely rewarding to be named a finalist because there were over a thousand entries,” Anderson said. “It was an honor to know that I was in the top 25 of the thousand on-the-track entries. It’s been a really big honor to be a part of it and to have people, some that I didn’t even know, telling me that they voted for me. It’s been a humbling experience.”
Marina Anderson Debuts A/Fuel Dragster at Detroit Autorama
DETROIT, MI – 21 year old aspiring A/Fuel Dragster driver Marina Anderson debuted her nitro-injected dragster at the legendary 
Detroit Autorama at Cobo Hall last weekend. The dragster’s completion, four years in the making, is one step towards Marina’s goal of becoming an A/Fuel driver.
“It’s exciting to finally debut the car after four years of planning, financing, and fabrication. To unveil it at the Detroit Autorama, a show that my dad and I have attended for many years, makes it that much more special,” said Anderson, a recent college graduate with a dual degree in economics and supply chain management.
