Drag Weekend West 2016

[squirrel]

wouldn't hurt to try to contact the track well ahead of time, see what they say. Racing goes on year round in this part of the country.

[CDMBill]

I'll be back at Drag Weekend as well. I have some unfinished business at the event.

Regular Drag Week has a rule against doing your license passes at the TnT and Rcae day. I don't recall where that rule came from. Drag Weekend doesn't have that rule but it's still a high stakes risk if you think you'll be running better than 10 flat at Phoenix ~1000 ft. elevation, never mind ~3000 ft. at Tucson Dragway.

That said I'll be happy to sign if you run the numbers. Some legends of DW signed mine at Tulsa.

[brianf670]

CDMBill

I'll be back at Drag Weekend as well.

Bill, you may not remember us but my son Mitch and I met you at Tulsa DW 2014. You were kind enough to give some useful DW tips to a couple rookies and we appreciate it. We drove a cream-colored '70 Challenger in SS SB NA. We missed DW 2015 however, will be at Drag Weekend 2016 also. It'll be good to see you again. I'll be in my wimpy street car, 1967 Corvette 95% original. Not a race-worthy car but good enough to complete the event. My purpose will be to enjoy the sun (Seattle is home and sun in March is rare) and to assist anyone who can use the help. See you there.

[tsanchez]

NHRA rules are changing and no longer require medical for up to 7.50 I believe, think it starts first of year

http://www.nhra.com/userfiles/file/2...artRELEASE.pdf

[MR P-BODY]

NHRA rules are changing and no longer require medical for up to 7.50 I believe, think it starts first of year

http://www.nhra.com/userfiles/file/2...artRELEASE.pdf

Thats what I see... its good for a Sportsman ET class to 7.50... no
physical required... still need to have the license passes