The 2007 rulebook states that headlights must be covered with some form of film
that will keep all the small pieces together. This can be window safety film or
even heavy packing tape.
I would shy away from usinf NASCAR/NHRA type headlight decals unless
specifically allowed in a class.
DW
3 liter <saltfever@comcast.net> wrote:
In the interest of safety, broken glass is not only a hazard to a driver but
posses a serious problem for course clean-up after an incident. It is quite
possible that residual glass pieces could be missed only to be run over by a
following contestant. FOD is always a serious concern on any course.
If there is absolutely NO aerodynamic advantage; can headlights be replaced
with paper replicas in classes where WORKING lights are required? For
example, Production class, Gas class, and others. If paper or plastic is
not legal, should the rules be changed in the interest of safety? -Elon
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