🚗The event showcases a mix of classic and modern cars, including muscle cars and sports cars.
🏁Competitors are aiming to achieve quick ETs (elapsed times) to secure a spot in the top eight classes.
🔥Cars are running on a concrete surface that has been prepped for optimal traction.
🚦Drivers are reminded to prioritize safety and race responsibly.
🌞The event takes place during the day, with the sun potentially affecting track conditions.
What tire sizes are allowed in the small tire category?
—In the small tire category, racers are allowed to have a tire that is 10.5 inches wide maximum, such as a 275 drag radial.
What is the difference between big tire and small tire categories?
—The big tire category typically includes cars capable of running deep into the four-second range, while the small tire category consists of cars running on narrower tires, such as 235, requiring skill and traction management.
How are the top eight spots determined?
—The top eight spots are determined based on the quickest elapsed times (ETs) achieved in each category.
Can spectators attend the event?
—Yes, spectators are welcome to attend the event and witness the exciting street legal drag racing action.
Is burnout allowed on the track?
—Yes, burnouts are allowed on the track, but drivers are reminded to prioritize safety and avoid excessive or unnecessary maneuvers.
00:02Welcome to Roadkill Nights, featuring street legal drag racing on Woodward Avenue.
03:30A wide variety of cars and trucks participate, including classic and modern muscle cars.
07:15Competitors aim for quick elapsed times (ETs) to secure a spot in the top eight classes.
13:25The event takes place on a prepped concrete surface for optimal traction.
18:45Safety is emphasized, and drivers are reminded to race responsibly.
22:00The event is open to spectators who want to witness the exciting drag racing action.
