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1. Focusing on performance more than consistency, when two vehicles are in the same “class” in this type of
NHRA Drag Racing, they run heads-up with no breakout rule in effect. This “class” of drag racing is called:
Answer
A Super Stock
.
B Super Comp
.
C Bracket Racing
.
D Competition
. Eliminator
2 points
Question 2
1.
The most popular form of drag racing is:
Answer
A top
. dragster
B bracket
. racing
C super
. comp
D super
. stock
2 points
Question 3
1.
The return road:
Answer
A immediately follows the finish
. line
B is directly after the burnout box
.
C leads to a time slip (ET) shack or
. booth
D leads from the pit area to the
. staging lanes
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2 points
Question 4
1.
In Drag Racing, MPH is calculated on a 1/4 mile track:
Answer
A in two different blocks and given for the 1000' and
. the 1320' points
B as the average speed between the 1000' and the
. 1320' timers
C as the average speed between the 330' and the
. 1320' timers
D as the average speed over the last 66'
.
2 points
Question 5
1.
No matter if you are building your own race car or buyin one that is used, it's important that
you:
Answer
A fit comfortably inside the cockpit
.
B can easily reach the pedals, steering wheel and shifter
.
C can reach the switches and electrical controls when
. properly belted in
D all of the above
.
2 points
Question 6
1.
If you are under 18:
Answer
A you are not allowed to compete
.
B a parent or legal guardian must sign a parental
. consent form
C a minor release waiver must be signed
.
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D both b and c
.
2 points
Question 7
1.
Probably the most important job at the track is:
Answer
A staging lane
. director
B starter
.
C tower personnel
.
D safety crew
.
2 points
Question 8
1.
You should expect, on your first visit to compete at a dragstrip,
Answer
A to win
.
B to have fun
.
C to fail the initial technical
. inspection
D all of the above
.
2 points
Question 9
1.
A proper burnout:
Answer
A is performed for show
.
B brings the engine to proper
. temperature 2 points (Extra Credit)
C cleans the tire surface of rocks
. and debris
D all of the above
.
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Question 10
1.
Deep Staging
Answer
means both the stage and pre- Answer B
stage beams are on, and the car A true
is into the beams as far as it can .
go B Fals
Read Answer Items for Question . e
10 A
can improve reaction time
because the car needs to move
less to start the clock A
Read Answer Items for Question
10 A
can cause more frequent red
lights A
Read Answer Items for Question
10 A
improves your elapsed times
Read Answer Items for Question A
10
the pre-stage light is turned off
Read Answer Items for Question
10
slows ET
Read Answer Items for Question
10
10 points
Question 11
1.
Once you cross the finish line begin the process of slowing down
Answer
A do not slam on the brakes
.
B avoid locking up the brakes before or after
. the finish line
C know where your opponent is
.
D know which lane has the right of way to exit
. the track
estion 1
1.
Select all that apply: Which of the following classes of NHRA drag racing do NOT typically utilize
a transbrake for launching?
Answer
1. Focusing on performance more than consistency, when two vehicles are in the same “class” in this type of
NHRA Drag Racing, they run heads-up with no breakout rule in effect. This “class” of drag racing is called:
Answer
A Super Stock
.
B Super Comp
.
C Bracket Racing
.
D Competition
. Eliminator
2 points
Question 2
1.
The most popular form of drag racing is:
Answer
A top
. dragster
B bracket
. racing
C super
. comp
D super
. stock
2 points
Question 3
1.
The return road:
Answer
A immediately follows the finish
. line
B is directly after the burnout box
.
C leads to a time slip (ET) shack or
. booth
D leads from the pit area to the
. staging lanes
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2 points
Question 4
1.
In Drag Racing, MPH is calculated on a 1/4 mile track:
Answer
A in two different blocks and given for the 1000' and
. the 1320' points
B as the average speed between the 1000' and the
. 1320' timers
C as the average speed between the 330' and the
. 1320' timers
D as the average speed over the last 66'
.
2 points
Question 5
1.
No matter if you are building your own race car or buyin one that is used, it's important that
you:
Answer
A fit comfortably inside the cockpit
.
B can easily reach the pedals, steering wheel and shifter
.
C can reach the switches and electrical controls when
. properly belted in
D all of the above
.
2 points
Question 6
1.
If you are under 18:
Answer
A you are not allowed to compete
.
B a parent or legal guardian must sign a parental
. consent form
C a minor release waiver must be signed
.
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D both b and c
.
2 points
Question 7
1.
Probably the most important job at the track is:
Answer
A staging lane
. director
B starter
.
C tower personnel
.
D safety crew
.
2 points
Question 8
1.
You should expect, on your first visit to compete at a dragstrip,
Answer
A to win
.
B to have fun
.
C to fail the initial technical
. inspection
D all of the above
.
2 points
Question 9
1.
A proper burnout:
Answer
A is performed for show
.
B brings the engine to proper
. temperature 2 points (Extra Credit)
C cleans the tire surface of rocks
. and debris
D all of the above
.
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Question 10
1.
Deep Staging
Answer
means both the stage and pre- Answer B
stage beams are on, and the car A true
is into the beams as far as it can .
go B Fals
Read Answer Items for Question . e
10 A
can improve reaction time
because the car needs to move
less to start the clock A
Read Answer Items for Question
10 A
can cause more frequent red
lights A
Read Answer Items for Question
10 A
improves your elapsed times
Read Answer Items for Question A
10
the pre-stage light is turned off
Read Answer Items for Question
10
slows ET
Read Answer Items for Question
10
10 points
Question 11
1.
Once you cross the finish line begin the process of slowing down
Answer
A do not slam on the brakes
.
B avoid locking up the brakes before or after
. the finish line
C know where your opponent is
.
D know which lane has the right of way to exit
. the track
estion 1
1.
Select all that apply: Which of the following classes of NHRA drag racing do NOT typically utilize
a transbrake for launching?
Answer
