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Originally Posted by jphughan
Also, if you'll be running windows down (most organizers require it even in the rain) accept that your rear seats will look like they were hit by a monsoon at the end of your sessions. If you're not ok with that, get some trash bags and tape, though the organizer may not be ok with that as it's a potential moving object. I didn't bother with that and fretted when I saw my drenched interior, but it didn't do any permanent damage.
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Running with windows down during rain is a organizer specific requirement. I've ran track days where they allow windows up when it is pouring. To do point bys and such, you use the turn signals. I would not run in the rain with windows down. I care too much about my car to get the interior drenched and dirty.
I've also been to test and tune days where the event organizers are just track day junkies looking to get some track time with their buddies. In that case, besides standard safety requirements, we set our own rules. We'll have full track drift sessions, park on track for photos, time attack battles and other stuff.
