Does riding shotgun in a two-seater S&W Big Block Chevy powered dragster sound exciting? Let our professional instructors strap you in for an 800 hp ride of your life! This experience starts with a full throttle burnout and once the G-Forces hit, you realize

If you've ever wanted to drive a dragster, now's your chance to experience the thrill! This half day course starts with a one hour orientation, where basic safety and operational procedures are discussed. When orientation is completed all drivers will be issued necessary safety equipment.

Each driver will now be secured in one of our state of the art dragsters. These cars are capable of reaching speeds well over 100 mph in just seconds. Each driver will make two or three runs, based on package purchased. The first pass will consist of a long, smokey burnout, launching the car, and a 300 foot pass. The distance of your second run will be determined by your instructor, with all runs being observed by Professional Racer Doug Foley.

If you've ever wanted to drive a dragster, now's your chance to experience the thrill! This half day course starts with a one hour orientation, where basic safety and operational procedures are discussed. When orientation is completed all drivers will be issued necessary safety equipment.

Each driver will now be secured in one of our state of the art dragsters. These cars are capable of reaching speeds well over 100 mph in just seconds. Each driver will make two or three runs, based on package purchased. The first pass will consist of a long, smokey burnout, launching the car, and a 300 foot pass. The distance of your second run will be determined by your instructor, with all runs being observed by Professional Racer Doug Foley.

This course will be taught over a one-day period, starting in the classroom. Dragster and Door Car classes are taught at the same time, which gives students a well-rounded view of how both cars operate. Our cars are state-of-the-art and equipped with the latest electronics. They are powered by big-block Chevys with Electric Shifted Powerglide Transmissions.

We'll start by discussing basic safety, instruments, gauges and proper operational procedures.

Each student will be fitted with the proper safety equipment, which includes helmet, pants, jacket, neck collar, gloves and arm restraints. Students will then be assigned a race car. All instruction is step-by-step. Safety is foremost and all operational procedures are thoroughly covered.

These procedures include starting the car, shifting into all gears, and getting acquainted with the cockpit. Pit area driving safety will also be discussed. This is the time for students to ask questions. Our next step is to go to the track.

Students will begin at the starting line by doing a burnout and staging their cars. We will begin with short full-throttle runs and progress to longer runs based on each driver's ability.

Our second day returns us to the classroom where we will review our runs from the previous day and discuss more advanced procedures like shallow and deep staging, reaction time, activating the parachute, and good driver judgement. After our classroom session we return to the track where we continue with your training

Each driver will make 6 runs, with additional runs available on a pay per run basis.

Once your driving skills are approved and the completed number of run lengths have been performed, you will earn your NHRA Competition License.

This course will be taught over a one-day period with each day starting in the classroom. Door Car and Dragster classes are taught at the same time, which gives students a well-rounded view of how both cars operate. Our cars are state-of-the-art and equipped with the latest electronics. They are powered by big-block Chevys with Electric Shifted Powerglide Transmissions.

We'll start by discussing basic safety, instruments, gauges and proper operational procedures.

Each student will be fitted with the proper safety equipment, which includes helmet, pants, jacket, neck collar, gloves and arm restraints. Students will then be assigned a race car. All instruction is step-by-step. Safety is foremost and all operational procedures are thoroughly covered.

These procedures include starting the car, shifting into all gears, and getting acquainted with the cockpit. Pit area driving safety will also be discussed. This is the time for students to ask questions. Our next step is to go to the track.

Students will begin at the starting line by doing a burnout and staging their cars. We will begin with short full-throttle runs and progress to longer runs based on each driver's ability.

Students then return to the classroom where they will review their runs and discuss more advanced procedures like shallow and deep staging, reaction time, activating the parachute, and good driver judgement. After the classroom session, students then return to the track to continue with training

Each driver will make 6 runs, with additional runs being availalbe on a pay per run basis.

Once your driving skills are approved and the completed number of run lengths have been performed, you will earn your NHRA Competition License.

• zMax Dragway, Concord, NC
• Atco Raceway, Atco, NJ
• Maple Grove Raceway, Mohnton, PA
• Cecil County Dragway, Rising Sun, MD
• Island Dragway, Great Meadows, NJ
• Cedar Falls Raceway, Cedar Falls, IA
  
  

Qualifications:
All drivers must have a valid drivers license, if under 18 driver needs parental approval. Drivers & riders must fit into the seat with safety belts fastened properly.

Insurance:
A $45 limited liability insurance package is available to bring your liability down from $5,000 to $1,000.

Scheduling:
No refunds, no exceptions! All programs must be pre paid in full at time of enrollment. Advance registration is mandatory for all riding and driving programs. You may reschedule a program date, up to 7 days prior to your program's start date.

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