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Unless it was in that position thru 60'... The clocks most likely caught a part of the car further forward.. The sensors aren't ground level..

Somewhere in the neighborhood of 8" off ground..


Hey Chris.
As far as the sensors go . I look after the track "airport" here in yorkton, when we have our events. We use 115 ft. of concrete launch distance--- more is available----, the sensors are : prestage 2.25"...stage is 2.25" ....60' is 4.25"along with m.p.h. and e/t being 4.25" also . All distances from ground level.
Unfortunately, our yearly event is held at our local municipal airport for a annnual 2 day event, along with the landing strip and taxi area they seam sealed the joints 4-5 weeks ago and were our stage beam lines up the seamseal wound up right on the rear tire mark on most common wheel based door cars This combo along with +34* Celcius temp and sky high humidity gave the odd racer a lower 60' than other years.. But all great for chits and giggles.

Dave

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Hey Dave GGDDemon,

My first pass was this wheelie and yes it did trip with the rear tires as I have a poor quality video showing it...

Next 2 passes when track was hot it slipped a bit. Were others having same problem??

Cheers,

Arnie