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I keep hearing for VIR that it really depends what organization you run with as well as how strict tech is that particular day. Basically the way I see it is if you show up with no rollbar you might get lucky and get on track but it would suck to make the trip and register for an event only to be turned down once you arrived. I'd say play it safe and get one. VIR is a pretty high speed course as well with plenty of sections to really get moving. I'd play it safe and run the rollbar. I know I'm trying to get on that course this year.
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Originally Posted by sjs0433,Mar 8 2010, 07:52 AM
I keep hearing for VIR that it really depends what organization you run with as well as how strict tech is that particular day. Basically the way I see it is if you show up with no rollbar you might get lucky and get on track but it would suck to make the trip and register for an event only to be turned down once you arrived. I'd say play it safe and get one. VIR is a pretty high speed course as well with plenty of sections to really get moving. I'd play it safe and run the rollbar. I know I'm trying to get on that course this year.
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