Video at NHRA events

[rognelson777]

Rule on video Nhra rule "if you wish to shoot video for any use besides competition/analytical purposes, please abide by the following policy:"

so when i post video and state "can you watch this video and tell me why I have tire shake" that will be okay ?

[Alan Roehrich]

Originally Posted by Ed Fernandez

Be careful with your bitching.NHRA might get a bug up their *** and say that no pictures at all may be taken anywhere on the premises.You wouldn't want to see Patsy,Kenny,
Jack or Toby led into a car in handcuffs would you.Like Frey says,especially Jack.

Ed, when that sort of thing happens, NHRA will wish they had not.

[Toby Lang]

Originally Posted by Bret Kepner

By the way, Don Kennedy mentioned. "I have never seen any Pros on YouTube". The reason for this is NHRA's quite vigilant watch for any and all clips on YouTube, (and everywhere else).

There are thousands of videos of the pros on youtube.

Originally Posted by Bret Kepner

If you only knew the dollars involved in the lawsuits concerning the posting of video and photos of the last runs of Scott Kalitta and Darrell Russell, you'd be stunned.

Well, I don't know the dollars involved in these lawsuits. Could you please tell us or better yet, provide some links?

I did a quick search on youtube and found at least five amateur videos of Scott's crash.

[boostedf22c]

What a joke.

[Ed Fernandez]

I'll bet it's a liability issue(insurance).A while back at an all AMC race at Cecil Co. one of a group of Mid-West racers was videoing the action and caught images of two cars (S/G cars running at the same race) leaving the line.One car T-boned the other about 100' out.The track personnel found out they had the video and went to their trailer wherein a tense situation transpired.They got the evidence and that crew swore they would never come back.And they didn't.