Do Nascar Haulers require a lot of experience?

Generally speaking, NO They really don't like trusting a new driver to haul a few 100k of equipment down the road to be nice. They want clean, damage free trucks and trailers advertising their teams and sponsers.

 

They are completely redoing Dragway 42 in West Salem. It opens this spring, it's a huge project with a huge price tag. Check out their website. dragway42.com

 

You have to complete three hours of video training, then go hands on with the trainer for eleven laps in a smart car, or prius, (your choice), then back up a wheel barrow without a back up beeper without running over your big toes. Pass all that and your a nascar haulin' driver.

 

She was well.....multitasking

 

I knew a guy who got a job with Featherlight, who made most of the hauler trailers. His job was pulling a trailer to all the tracks, with equipment to work on the Featherlight trailers. Fixing liftgates, doors, lighting, etc. he liked it, but said there was a lot of politics involved. Not there anymore.

 

So was mine, just wanted to see how many Danica fans were on here.

 

You should probably start out hauling the Thursday Night Football truck for the spring summer season , then you will be a shoe-in for NASCAR truckin'.

 

a few 100k?

What will be sitting on the trailers that are hooked up to my trucks have a value of under $11 million, not a few 100k.

 

Rodeo work would be more interesting; you'd be a "bullshipper." 2-5 years experience in CDL driving.
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