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Casey Miles · 06-16-2022, 10:23 PM

If you go to a shipping company, they charge you by the size and weight of your box being shipped. So, let's say the track facility is the truck and you are bringing in a box (your rig) is the item being shipped in the truck. NHRA could get additional revenue from charging you for the size of your rig if they determined a maximum size, like 50', let's say before being charged an additional fee for parking in the track. Any rig bigger than 50' would be changed per foot past the determined size.
I'm not saying this should happen, but if NHRA wants to control the pits, this could be an avenue to follow.

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06-16-2022, 10:23 PM	#6
Casey Miles Senior Member Join Date: Jun 2006 Posts: 704 Likes: 128 Liked 500 Times in 91 Posts	Re: No room in the pits If you go to a shipping company, they charge you by the size and weight of your box being shipped. So, let's say the track facility is the truck and you are bringing in a box (your rig) is the item being shipped in the truck. NHRA could get additional revenue from charging you for the size of your rig if they determined a maximum size, like 50', let's say before being charged an additional fee for parking in the track. Any rig bigger than 50' would be changed per foot past the determined size. I'm not saying this should happen, but if NHRA wants to control the pits, this could be an avenue to follow. Casey Miles Stock