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02-22-2006, 12:17 AM
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age at the track i live in CA and my buddy is renting out a track for his 18th birthday, im only 17 and was wondering if im going to be able to make a pass.... my dad will be there, so i am sure i will be able to? id really like to be able to grap some gear and not have to worry about the cops cathing me, thanks
02-22-2006, 12:46 AM
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Don't know what Cali's driving laws are, but most tracks let any licensed driver make a pass. At least that's what all the local tracks do.
The cops have no authority as far as traffic laws AT the track. It's not a public roadway. For all intents and purposes, a baby could legally drive there if the owners would let it.
Think about all the junior dragsters that go to the track.
The cops have no authority as far as traffic laws AT the track. It's not a public roadway. For all intents and purposes, a baby could legally drive there if the owners would let it.
Think about all the junior dragsters that go to the track.
02-22-2006, 08:26 AM
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You might want to give the track a call because it is there choice whether or not someone under 18 can run. For example, our track now has a new policy that if your under 18 you must have a signed concent form from both your parents.
02-22-2006, 08:40 AM
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Which track? Most out here (LACR, Famoso, CA Dragway, Irwindale) will allow you to if your parents sign a waiver in person. Sounds like you have that covered. 
If you did not have your parents sign the waiver, you would need to be 18 or over to race ... as per CA regulations (I believe).
If you did not have your parents sign the waiver, you would need to be 18 or over to race ... as per CA regulations (I believe). 
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02-23-2006, 11:30 AM
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Originally Posted by GM Muscle
You might want to give the track a call because it is there choice whether or not someone under 18 can run. For example, our track now has a new policy that if your under 18 you must have a signed concent form from both your parents.
