Beloved, record-holding local racer Steve Huff reflects on a life of speed, innovation, and legacy as he faces final lap

Beloved racing legend Steve Huff reflects on his life and career as he enters hospice care. Over 27 years, he has set numerous records, including the first-ever 200 mph in an electric drag car, which he regards as a pivotal achievement. Diagnosed with stage 4 metastatic cancer in 2020, Huff continued to race and inspire others, embodying resilience and determination. He has mentored many young racers, leaving an indelible mark on his community. Among his many accomplishments are six major racing records, including a national championship in hydroplane racing.

Huff's mantra, “Faster Than Cancer,” symbolizes his fighting spirit against his illness. His contributions to racing extend beyond achievements; they include fostering a sense of community and innovation. As he prepares for his final lap, Huff's legacy of speed, creativity, and mentorship will endure.