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Tech

Members of the Tech team are involved in two important areas of vintage racing. The first of these is the actual inspection of the race cars before each race event to verify that the necessary modifications pertaining to safety and fluid containment are present. This is not only a great way to meet other members of RMVR but it offers one the opportunity to see these cars up close. If you have ever wondered what it takes to restore and race prepare a car for vintage racing this is a great way to find out.

Tech workers looking a car overThe other area of Tech that you can become involved in is the hot pit. The purpose of the hot pit is to inspect cars which have been involved in any type of track incident that may have compromised the integrity of that car. This also includes inspecting cars that appear to have some type of mechanical or safety problems. The hot pits provides an excellent opportunity to get into the real action of vintage racing.

Members of the Tech team come from a wide range of different backgrounds; many are automotive professionals. If you share an interest in these classic cars, the RMVR Tech team is an excellent way to put your talents to work and have fun doing it. If you can help, please talk to Andy Kitchens or Gene Bashor.

Tech Manual (PDF)

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