Street Night, King of the Street 3
New England Dragway’s Street Night program is geared toward letting beginners enjoy the thrill of drag racing. It is also the perfect setting for the more experienced enthusiast who would like to test performance modifications. Newcomers should refer to the chapter about Drag Racing Basics on page 53 of the Racer Handbook for more detailed information about the structure of the quarter mile and preparing for that first run. Snowmobiles and Junior Dragsters may compete on Friday Street Night. Street Nights are open to both cars and motorcycles excluding dragsters, altered, and roadsters.
The following are basic rules, which must be adhered to. Additional information regarding safety requirement is contained in the Racer Handbook, as well as the current NHRA Rulebook.
Cars & Trucks:
On Friday Street Night events slick tires are permitted.
No bald tires allowed
Open exhaust is not allowed
Co-drivers are allowed in all vehicles running 14.00 seconds or slower
Seat belts are required
Overflow can for radiator required
Battery hold down bracket required
500 Full Tree using manual start
Vehicles must comply with safety and equipment requirements as outlined by the current NHRA Rulebook.
Vehicles must be street legal and able to pass state safety inspection
Nitrous oxide is permitted and must be installed according to the provisions outlined in the current NHRA Rulebook.
Valid state driver’s license required. Learner’s permits are not acceptable. Junior Street drivers must be accompanied by a licensed guardian.
Helmets (Snell 2015 or newer) are required for all vehicles running 13.99 or quicker
Fire Jacket meeting SFI Spec 3.2A/1 mandatory for cars running 10.00 (*6.40) to 13.99 (*8.59) with non-OEM supercharged, non-OEM turbocharged, or nitrous-equipped cars with an OEM or .024-inch steel firewall.
Drivers and co-drivers are required to wear long pants, a shirt, socks, and shoes
Motorcycles:
No slicks allowed. Street tires required (DOT Approved racing tires acceptable)
No bald tires allowed
Open exhaust is not allowed
500 Full Tree using manual start
Vehicles must comply with safety and equipment requirements as outlined by the current NHRA Rulebook.
Motorcycles must be street legal and able to pass state safety inspection
Nitrous oxide is permitted and must be installed according to the provisions outlined in the current NHRA Rulebook.
All nitrous assisted motorcycles, regardless of elapsed time, shall be required to install an approved Engine Containment System on their vehicle
Valid state motorcycle operator’s license is required. Learner’s permits are not acceptable
Full face Snell M2015 helmet required
Leather jacket and gloves are required
Over the ankle leather shoes or boots are required
Leather pants are required on all motorcycles running either 10.99 or quicker or 120 MPH or faster
All motorcycles must have a permanent style competition number plate attached to the right side of the vehicle
Pit Gate opens at 5 pm. Racing starts at 6 pm. Race until 10 pm
Racers should arrive no later than 8:45 pm. Tech, credentials, and gas shack close promptly at 9 pm
Staging lanes closing time will be dependent on number of cars in the lanes to accommodate a 10 pm curfew.
No warnings for missing or improper safety equipment. You will not be allowed back on the track, no refunds or rain check issued.
If 2 hours of racing, in succession or combined, during the night has not occurred racers will be rain checked.
Admission
Racer $30
Co-Driver $15
Restricted area crew $15
Spectator Adult 16 + up $10
Junior 11-15 $5
Children 10 & under free with a ticketed adult
Contact:
603-679-8001
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