Originally Posted by Rollins_2241 (Post 234387)

Pit vehicle accidents are by far the most common cause of claims against NHRA's liability insurance, their underwriters have noticed, and their premiums have gone up and they have probably been threatened with non-renewal unless the risk is addressed. No insurance, no drag racing - it's that simple.

I bring a bicycle to divisional and national events and it does not count as a pit vehicle. It looks like an ATV convention at most races and an underwriter walking in from the parking lot would see all the zipping around close to walking spectators and crewmembers and run screaming into the night...right after he dropped off the cancellation notice at the tower. Those are the facts from an insurance guy's perspective. Racers refuse to downsize their pit vehicles or get control of their underage drivers, so NHRA's insurers are doing it for you.

Originally Posted by Chad Rhodes (Post 234391)

well if, when attending the gators, we didn't have to park in the next county it might not be an issue.

Originally Posted by Daran Summerton (Post 234432)

So is it 1500$ per incident? If your caught cruising with a Bud Light is it 3000?

Originally Posted by JRyan (Post 234507)

It says right there in their rules that you can't give any of NHRA's upper management a ride.

"Never transport passengers whose judgment may be impaired".

Jerry

Originally Posted by Ed Wright (Post 234502)

Better snag Wesley too.