| Drag Racing Frequently Asked Questions |
Answer: The track surface becomes slick and at high rates of speeds traction is compromised significantly.
Answer: Battery hold downs, overflow for radiator and helmets when required. Helmets are required on any open top vehicle (see below for more on helmets). Such as a open top Jeep or a convertible.
Answer: Helmets are required on vehicles reaching Elapsed times of 13.99 and faster in the ¼. And 8.69 in the 1/8.
Answer: Stage your vehicle by braking the pre-stage then the stage beams. When the tree is activated three amber lights will light, one after the other. Drivers should leave on the last amber and not on the green. If you wait for the green light you have waited too long. A perfect light is .500.
Answer: Your time slip shows the following.
Answer: ET racing refers to side by side handicap racing. The driver will make passes in the vehicle to find out where it most consistently runs and indicate the ET to the timing tower by writing it on the drivers side window. The racer will race in the class that matches the time break indicated. Then the driver will race its opponent in elimination rounds. The dial in marked on the window is entered into the computer to activate the tree with the handicap. Both drivers will cross the finish line side by side regardless of how fast the car can run.
Answer: The most important thing is that your vehicle has consistent Elapsed Times after each pass.
Answer: Fire jackets are required at
Answer: Drivers must be 18 or older or have a signed consent form from a parent or guardian. A valid drivers license is required.
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