USFRA is not an option on thrust vehicles. If you want to pay for timing at
a private meet that's another thing. World of Speed is not an option under
our current set up.
Wes Potter
USFRA Media Relations
on 10/8/03 6:50 AM, Dan Warner at dwarner@electrorent.com wrote:
> However, why would a thrust vehicle have to run for a record? What
> kind of safety restrictions would have to be addressed before it could run
> for time only? Or is this even doable?
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> Reaction propulsion engines are currently prohibited. Last time I saw a thrust
> vehicle was at a meet which included FIA back in the 70s.
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> Most thrust vehicles want FIA records and that format cannot be accomendated
> during the meets which are close to over population. USFRA might be an option
> to run a thrust car/bike.
> DW
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