Dick smith record broken 4/11/2015

[Virgil]

They approved the car for 200MPH, and I was required to earn different speed licenses before I receive a license to drive 200MPH. But all that was done the first time I entered in 2012 and honestly don't clearly remember all the details; it may have received certain exclusions due to it's age and authenticity. However, you can read the rules because they are posted on the website at MojaveMile.com.

This was my 5th entry and probably my 15th try, ( I was beginning to think I should apply for the world record of most failed attempts!)

[mikeinatlanta]

Originally Posted by Virgil

They approved the car for 200MPH, and I was required to earn different speed licenses before I receive a license to drive 200MPH. But all that was done the first time I entered in 2012 and honestly don't clearly remember all the details; it may have received certain exclusions due to it's age and authenticity. However, you can read the rules because they are posted on the website at MojaveMile.com.

This was my 5th entry and probably my 15th try, ( I was beginning to think I should apply for the world record of most failed attempts!)

I've been reading a lot of those rules lately as I'm prepping my car for some high speed work. That's why I asked. I'm having trouble coming up with a bolt in cage that will meet all rules for 200, and it's a six point. Even by their rules, cars that are age exempted are limited to lower speeds.

Once again, not picking at you, in fact, I'm very encouraged seeing this as they would have a tough time turning me away if allowing you to run. While my cage won't meet the rules exactly, I'm comfortable that it's a safe design and that's all that should really matter anyway.

EDIT: So you going to go for the even 200?

[mptech]

Quite an accomplishment! Congratulations.
Can't even manage the feeling.