It is directed at the Pro's where there are large tents for hospitality. Area fire marshalls inspect the areas prior to the events, this includes the vendors areas. This is nothing new, just an enforcement by the fire dept for potential problems that might arise.
As far as the sportsman pits are concerned there is no enforcement as it is the same as BBQing in your back yard. There is no need to worry.
Now, if you are near one of our BBQs that we perform at the track, there could be possible dangers. Last time we had a small fire, we set Mike Mayhew's foot on fire, which was quite a sight and quiite funny. But he had it coming to him as he portrayed a little bit of pyromania while setting trails of fire from the BBQ to around peoples chairs via lighter fluid.
Note: His sneaker smoldered a good 3 minutes before ignition, which he found out by standing up on it as he was hollering at some people.
Ron Ortiz
U/SA After a win for Mike, it gives a new meaning to Mayhews on fire.
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04-11-2007, 05:09 PM
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