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Reading the Slip Reaction refers to each vehicles reaction time. The 60 ft stat displays in seconds how quickly each vehicle made it to the 60-foot mark. The 330-foot elapsed time can be found on the next line, followed by the eighth-mile E.T. and then the eighth-mile trap speed.
The Christmas Tree is the NHRAs electronic starting device that uses calibrated LED lights that produce a visual countdown for each pro driver in a pairing. The NHRA tree uses blue, amber and green lights. The one light color that a driver never wants to see is red. That means foul.
Traditionally, a drag strip is 1,320 feet, which equals a quarter-mile. (One mile equals 5,280 feet.) Many classes in NHRA drag racingactually, all but the Top Fuel and Funny Car classesstill compete on a quarter-mile course.
The most important time when youre starting out is your 60-ft time. This will tell you whether youre making the best out of your launches or youre lagging. The better the launch, the better elapsed time you will have. Experiment with your clutch if youre racing a manual.
Upon leaving the staging beams, each vehicle activates an e.t. clock, which stops when the vehicle docHubes the finish line. The start-to-finish clocking is the e.t. Speed is measured in a 66-foot speed trap that ends at the finish line. Each lane is timed independently.
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What is a dial-in? A dial-in time is used to establish a handicap start in a bracket race. The dial-in is the drivers estimated elapsed time (ET) their car will run in competition, and allows just about any two vehicles to compete with a handicap start.
Elapsed time is the period from the vehicle leaving the starting line to crossing the finish line. Speed is measured through a speed trap covering the final 66 feet (20 m) to the finish line, indicating average speed of the vehicle in that distance.
Some tracks also have timers at 330 and 1,000 foot intervals. Also known as the speed line, this timer is located 66 feet before the finish line. It records the cars average speed between it and the finish line. This is the mile per hour figure on your time slip.

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