I WAS TRYING TO GET A GOOD DEAL ON BLADDERS FOR CAR OWNERS AND DRIVERS,,,SOME FEEL THEY DON'T NEED THE BLADDERS DO TO RECOMENDED AS PER N.W.M.S. RULES,,,,,,,BUT IF THE TRACK REQUIRES THE BLADDERS RULE---THEY WILL STILL BE REQUIRED ----TO RACE AT DEMING SPEEDWAY ?????? IS THIS CORRECT ??? I'AM JUST TRYING TO CLARIFY THIS WITH EVERYBODY , NOT TRYING TO CONFUSE THANKS ..PLEASE EXPLAIN
MMR said
Nov 13 9:17 PM, 2006
The club recommends the use of a fuel bladder. The track requires them. This may sound strange, but the clubs thought was for club sanctioned events @ other tracks which did not require a bladder. A track may require more stringent saftey rules than the club. If you wish to race @ that track you must follow their rules. We have been told Deming will require a fuel bladder for the 2007 season. Hope this clarifies your question. If not give Paul a call. Doug
MadMack96x said
Nov 14 11:06 AM, 2006
Just a clarification: The rule changes are just proposals (including the club recomendation for the use of fuel bladders) @ this time & must be approved @ the Dec club meeting...... Paul Lemly should be consulted reguarding track rules & changes.....Doug
rpm55 said
Nov 25 8:23 AM, 2006
There seemed to be some confusion after the last meeting about 250's having to run bladders. I talked to Paul yesterday, He said that all cars, including the 250's (except JR sprints) must run a bladder. I hope this clears up any confusion. JOHN
The club recommends the use of a fuel bladder. The track requires them. This may sound strange, but the clubs thought was for club sanctioned events @ other tracks which did not require a bladder. A track may require more stringent saftey rules than the club. If you wish to race @ that track you must follow their rules. We have been told Deming will require a fuel bladder for the 2007 season. Hope this clarifies your question. If not give Paul a call. Doug