Press Release
March 12th, 2012.
Cork, Ireland
For Immediate Release
Prodrift Ireland – 2012 Logging & Registration
Prodrift is proud to announce the 2012 Logging & Registration. All vehicles must be logged prior to entering any Prodrift competition. Cars may be logged once the season has begun. Logging will NOT take place at Prodrift championship rounds.
Logging
For the 2012 season each competing car will require a mandatory Prodrift log book to compete in a Prodrift Ireland competition.
Logging will take place at the following locations:
March 31st Prodrift Warehouse, Buttevant, Cork @ 1pm
April 8th Mondello Park Kildare @ 1.30pm
For more info please follow the link http://www.prodriftseries.com/2012/0...-registration/
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12-03-12, 18:37 #1Event Organiser - Prodrift
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12-03-12, 19:07 #2No show like a Joe show
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So if anyone has a car with no paperwork/not registered they cant compete with it??
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12-03-12, 19:09 #3Event Organiser - Prodrift
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edited to Prodrift Log book
cars do not require a chassis log book
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12-03-12, 19:16 #4Thread Rapist!!!
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Originally Posted by pole drift
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12-03-12, 23:02 #5di Member
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Is there a licence fee this year?
Edit: just saw it on the website!
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Do you need a fireproof suit this year? Or will the karting suit do? And will a 2 pin kill switch do or do i need a 4 pin?
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An answer to this would be greatly appreciated. Originally Posted by Newsome
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20-03-12, 21:45 #8di Member
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^^^^^^^^^^^^
I would be shocked if a karting suit would be allowed to be honest lads. Whole point of having the suit in the regs is for fire resistance.
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most lads have karting suits, or ''single layer'' suits and a fire proof vest under it! Originally Posted by Trixta
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I always thought karting suits are not flame resistant as such, as there's no real need for them to be, whereas single layer race suits are flame resistant so a different story. But maybe I'm wrong or there's a cross over? Originally Posted by Diesel-Dick
most lads have karting suits, or ''single layer'' suits and a fire proof vest under it!
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