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Important Details for Drag Combat Competitors

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All race/show/spl entries will come through the competitor gate entry.

Gates open @ 7am for drag competitors and 8am for show/spl entries.

There you must show your enclosed tickets to security/staff.

All additional people in the car (outside of nominated allowable crew) will pay the $30.00 spectator fee at this point.

Spectator entry is from 10am.

Once you have entered the pits you will be directed to your area.

Once you unload your car if you have an open trailer or support vehicle, please park it in the trailer area.

Your vehicle must go through WSID Scrutineering.

At this point you must sign a waiver, release and indemnity form at which time you and your crew will receive arm bands as well as lanyards.

These forms are not to be signed unless you have read the form and are satisfied that you understand it.

Your vehicle will receive a race number which will be written on your cars windows along with your class.

Once you have passed scrutineering and have all your passes/armbands, get your car ready for qualifying and keep an ear on the PA system for important information and your class call.

There is a posssibility that there will also be a drivers briefing at Drag Combat to which you are strongly advised to attend.

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Please note that some requirements are in place as per ANDRA and track rules and regs:

1. If your vehicle is unregistered and you want to race, you must have an ANDRA tech inspection. You need to arrange this with ANDRA.

2. If you run 10.99 or quicker (10.50 for bikes) you will need an ANDRA UDL licence which is valid for 12 months and your car will require an ANDRA tech inspection. If you have run 11.50 in the past and have recently put some performance mods on your car and run 10.99 or quicker then you will be 'on the trailer'.

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That's about it folks. Oh, and don't forget your tickets!

Best Regards,

Adrian

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