ahra ?

[rf1]

thinking about heading that way may 5th, but I'm not interested in spending extra money to join a sanctioning association for one race, can we race without joining?
what if we have nhra certs already, are they accepted

sorry if this had been addressed already, but I need to know

[p518]

I believe the AHRA does accept NHRA certifications. Certainly, not the other way around.
It's $50 to become a member. But, I am sure you don't need to be a member to race at a member track.
The advantage to being an AHRA member is, the extra money they will pay on top of the purse, if you win the event. Not sure about runner-up.
You can contact Dallas Brown on Messenger and ask some questions. He is pretty responsive to any inquiries.

[69b1dart]

bret kepner just won the first ahra race at sikeston

[drphillips309]

May 1, 2018 8:44:27 GMT -6 69b1dart said:

bret kepner just won the first ahra race at sikeston

I heard it was a six minute burn down with his second round victim

[ab5098]

I haven't raced there this year but I'm sure you do not have to be a member . I plan on going sat. also. I can make a call and find out for sure ............

[bartc]

May 1, 2018 9:20:30 GMT -6 drphillips309 said:

May 1, 2018 8:44:27 GMT -6 69b1dart said:

bret kepner just won the first ahra race at sikeston

I heard it was a six minute burn down with his second round victim

Classic
Funny

[ab5098]

Just checked with Larry you DO NOT have to be a member.....................

[69b1dart]

sikeston if you read the rules,just wants no coolant in radiator,trans lines if use hose clamps and hoses must be double clamped,dont need to be a ahra member

[rf1]

thanks for the replies, probably not going to make it though, new car needs a few tweaks and some general maintenance