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Well i ask because on a local message board,a guy is saying it's legal for a kid under 16 to race a full size bike at an NHRA sanctioned track. I figured someone on here would know,anyone?

Here's the quote from him:

"Are you really this ignorant? What is the legal age to drag race? Do you even know? There ARE 14 year old kids running 9's in the 1/4 on bikes. And it's legal on NHRA sactioned tracks."
 
He's wrong. To quote the back of the form:

1. All drivers competing in NHRA Professional, Alcohol, Competition, Advanced E.T., Super Comp, Super Gas, certain Super Stock classes as defined by current NHRA rules, Super Street, Top Comp, Top Sportsman, Top Dragster, Super Eliminator, Sport Compact, Snowmobile, ATV, certain Nostalgia, Special Fuel and E.T. cars or Motorcycles with a dial-in of 9.99 or quicker (4.50 to 6.39 for eighth-mile) or 135 mph or faster (excludes motorcycle) are required to have a valid NHRA Competition License and NHRA Membership.

2. All license applicants must be at least 16 years old. The minimum age for any professional category applicant is 18 years of age.
 
That video of that 14 year old kid running 8.50 on the busa has been all over the internet. I can't believe NHRA hasn't taken notice.

Thing is, if they can't run on the track, they will run in the street.

The country needs community drag strips that are out of NHRAs grasp, to help with the streeet racing.
 
That video of that 14 year old kid running 8.50 on the busa has been all over the internet. I can't believe NHRA hasn't taken notice.

Thing is, if they can't run on the track, they will run in the street.

The country needs community drag strips that are out of NHRAs grasp, to help with the streeet racing.
14-year-old kids can get licensed to drive on city streets?
 
14-year-old kids can get licensed to drive on city streets?

Sure can. Many states will allow learners permits at 14 years, licensing to follow drivers ed. Some states will allow a hardship provisional license by the age of 12 or 13. Did you know that in some states once a kid has taken drivers ed and goes to get a license that they don't have to take a practical exam? They just answer the questions and viola` you have a license. Scary stuff when you consider that some drivers ed classes have less than a week of actual driving included.
 
Or racing a busa on an nhra sanctioned track.

Just to relate sorta,i remember back in 1995,i was racing jr. dragsters. We we're at us 19 dragway in albany,georgia racing a big event. They had these new jr. funny cars there,which were illegal at the time. I think they made one pass,somehow,nhra found out and called threatning to shut the event and track down. My point is,nhra cared about some 11 sec. 1/8th mile car,but did'nt seem to notice a 14 yr. old screamin down their track on a busa?
 
Some states have minimum ages of 17 or 18 years of age to race in competition which would over ride any sanctioning body or track policy.
 
It looks like the track operator is letting him make a pass. He is not competing in a sanctioned event obviously as there are no spectators or competitors present.
 
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