We'd have to tow the thing, I'm not driving it 3 hours each way. Last time I was out there there were guys on ATV's doing 16's. Would be kinda funny to watch the eta get rolled by one of those.
A friend from work and I went down there about 2 or 3 months ago for another one of these open nights. You didn't need a helmet and tech consisted of you driving over to the guy, him signing your sheet and writing a number on the window with one of those soap pens. Don was doing 12's in a C5 and nobody ever said anything about helmets so I think they don't really care. I think the only people out there with helmets were the motorcycle guys. I think if you're fast enough to require some special saftey gear then they just don't show your times on the big boards at the end of the track. They didn't show any of the times from the bikes.
There also weren't very many people there, maybe 30 vehicles. You didn't have to wait more than 5-10 minutes between runs tops. It was a little longer wait when they started some bracket races and when some dude in a Camaro lunched his transmission and oiled down the track. After that we got to see some kid trying to impress his girlfriend in the passenger seat destroy the transmission in his mom's Acura Vigor. Everyone should go, it's a good time even if you don't drive.
