Test and Tune Sessions

• April 3, 10, 11, 17, 18, 24, 25
• May 1, 8, 15, 22,
• July 3, 10
• August 21, 22
• *October 2, 3, 16, 17, 23, 24, 30, 31

*Test Sessions in Oct may be cancelled so rescheduled events may be held

   Test and Tune Sessions are open to all racers. Racers are welcome to participate in the day-long time trials (certain events excluded – see schedule for details). The following are the minimum safety requirements. All vehicle must comply with safety and equipment requirements as outlined in the Racer Handbook, as well as the current IHRA Rule Book.

Cars & Trucks:

• Slicks are allowed
• Open exhaust is allowed
• .500 Full Tree using manual start
• Vehicles must comply with safety and equipment requirements as outlined by the current IHRA Rule Book
• Nitrous oxide is permitted and must be installed according to the provisions outlined in the current IHRA Rule Book
• Valid state driver’s license required. Learner’s permits are not acceptable
• Helmets (Snell 95 or newer) are required for all vehicles running 13.99 or quicker
• Long pants, shirt, socks, and shoes are required

Motorcycles:

• Slicks are allowed
• Open exhaust is permitted
• .500 Full Tree using manual start
• Vehicles must comply with safety and equipment requirements as outlined by the current IHRA Rule Book
• Street motorcycles must be street legal and able to pass state safety inspection
• No bald tires are permitted
• Nitrous oxide is permitted and must be installed according to the provisions outlined in the current IHRA Rule Book
• All nitrous assisted motorcycles, regardless of elapsed time, shall be required to install an approved Engine Containment System on their vehicle. Belly pans or extended farings are acceptable
• Valid state motorcycle operator’s license is required except for snowmobiles. Learner’s permits are not acceptable
• Full face Snell M95 helmet required
• Leather jacket and gloves are required
• Over the ankle leather shoes or boots are required
• Leather pants are required on all motorcycles running either 10.99 or quicker or 120 MPH or faster
• Kill switch and lanyard required on all motorcycles and snowmobiles running 10.99 or quicker or 120 MPH or faster
• All motorcycles must have a permanent style competition number plate attached to the right side of the vehicle