Do you think a thin piece of carbon or aluminum help much? If pieces can get out of the case they canb easily go through the thin cover material.. The part I dont like is the proximity of the driveshaft which is why they require tunnels as well for that. But it took a badly mangled arm to bring that about.

No suit or helmet would prevent the shrapnel from the broken yoke assembly from causing deadly harm if it let loose.

No, I don't think carbon fiber or thin aluminum sheet would offer any real protection against anything but fluid...
That would take at least a ballistic blanket or something equivalent, but no matter, it's apparently OK.
Agreed on the yoke area; I would think more could be done there on some of the cars.

I think Ryan Martin had a failure in the yoke joint area in a NPK episode. Could have been last season. Some of the shrapnel exited the roof. That area is just scary. You would think that area would have some type of protection, especially an exposed yoke assemble.

This almost looks like Brian Hicks? old car (from Chicago area Outlaw SS)???

Wizzard Racecars facebook page shows pics of the build along the way.

Also some build pics here on youtube. Wizzard builds some really cool cars for sure including some guys Dakota

Hick's car was a 72' back half.

D-CON I loved that car!