[quote=“Ranger” post=70597]Since it’s the first event of the year, be emotionally prepared to deal with hassles. That is to say, have your car ready to go because doing all the extra stuff Saturday morning will mean you won’t have time to do that engine swap that you were saving for the paddock.
All of our comp licenses expired 31Dec. If you diligently renewed your comp license in early Jan, your NASA membership probably lapsed yesterday.
Tech form is here http://www.nasaproracing.com/forms/annual_race_tech.pdf Tech costs $100. Might want to beat the rush and get it done Friday 4-7PM.
SFI Harness 2yrs, FIA harness 5yrs.
Window net must show date and be <5yrs old.
Seats with no (or expired) FIA decal need a brace.
Check kill switch and battery hold-down.
Kill switch and fire ext/system E decals are mandatory. Tech oftens has decals for sale. Unless you need one.
NASA patches on driver suits are required. SpecE30 patches are recommended. Mostly because I pocket >$2 on each one.
If you put anti-freeze in coolant for Winter, it’s time to flush.
For some reason I couldn’t get to the latest version of the NASA CCR, so if there’s anything new and egregious, it will surprise us both.
For those that are unaware, you can “Reserve” your car # by filling out a form and paying $50. Your number needs to be unique in Lightning in the SE. Formally reserving your # means if some other goof shows up in Lighting wearing your number, he loses.
Our parking area is near the bathrooms/false grid. I should be on site early Friday morning and will attempt to keep interlopers out of our parking area. If we have newbies racing for the first time I’ll be available Friday afternoon to drink your beer and cheerfully mock you re. your newby status.[/quote]