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SPIRIT AND INTENT
All rules for the Texas Outlaw 330 series are based on the simple premise that junior drag racing is a sport designed for the fun and enjoyment of the whole family.
The spirit and intent of that principle will be the standard by which our series will be guided. In the history of the sport, there have been attempts to circumvent series rules in violation of the spirit and intent of the series. The rules and regulations set forth are as complete as humanly possible. However, it is impossible to craft rules that cover every contingency. When an unforeseen circumstance arises that tests the spirit and intent of the rules, race officials are authorized to decide if an equipment change or design is an attempt to "beat" the rules.
Race officials can and will disqualify an entry in violation of the spirit and intent of the rules. Officials shall have the right to correct conditions not in compliance with the spirit and intent of the regulations.
PARTICIPANT REQUIREMENTS and CODE OF CONDUCT
2010 Membership in the Texas Outlaw 330 organization is required for driver to participate. Membership paperwork is due prior to first qualifying attempt of first event entered.
Driver must be a minimum of 12 years of age. Proof of age (i.e. birth certificate) should be available for review and may be required by race official. Please note that NHRA tracks are bound by the sanction to restrict drivers, 10 to 12 years of age, to an elapsed time of 4.70 seconds at 330 feet. NHRA restriction for drivers 13 to 18 years of age is 4.10 at 330 feet.
Driver performance and driving ability will be reviewed during each event. If at any time it is determined by a race official that a participant is jeopardizing their own or other's safety, or is not properly qualified to compete, that participant shall be disqualified from any further competition at that event. Reinstatement allowance will be considered for any future event at the discretion of the race officials.
A valid NHRA and/or IHRA license is required and should be available for review by race official.
Drivers and crewmembers are expected at all times to conduct themselves in a professional and non-disruptive manner.
Any driver or crewmember that:may be excluded, disqualified, or asked to leave the event.
- Verbally or physically threatens another participant or other person,
- Uses vulgar or derogatory language
- Engages in unsportsmanlike conduct or conduct detrimental to the sport of junior drag racing,
- Causes or contributes to the destruction of property, and /or
- Otherwise creates a condition or circumstance that is unsafe, unfair, or out of order,
