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Bret says he pulls a trailer across that "bridge" and didn't seem too concerned about it, but if you're at all unsure of your ability to place your trailer tires within a few inches, I'd suggest you go around. There's a big drop on either side of this puppy and it would make for a Bad Day if your loaded trailer slipped off the edge.

We'll be doing setup on Thursday, and I'll try to take a couple pix of the hazard and get a width measurement to give y'all a better idea of what we're talking about.

In the meantime, Bret may want to chime in with his opinion.

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Carl Fisher

Be Cool to the Pizza Dude:
http://www.npr.org/templates/story/stor ... Id=4651531

Well, it's probably a good idea to just route everyone around through the field we normally use, to avoid the washed out bridge. As Carl mentioned, it would make for a REALLY bad day if someone were to misjudge the bridge and go too far to the "bad" side- whether towing or not.

We'll get a clear route marked off with cones, flags and whatever else we have handy.

Just keep in mind that you will be cutting through a pasture- so take it slow and easy to minimize bumps and hidden obstacles...

Bret.

Good event today! 39 drivers, the weather was perfect, we had almost no delays and were done with trophies (and birthday cake for Simon! ) by 2:30! Thanks to all for the work that went into making this run so smoothly!

I'll add more detail later, but if anyone else wants to comment, please feel free.

I should be able to get results up tomorrow (particularly if it's raining... )

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Carl Fisher

Be Cool to the Pizza Dude:
http://www.npr.org/templates/story/stor ... Id=4651531