• Lower overall cost
• More track time than most organizers
• Car show and other festivities to make your day as exciting as possible
• Timing tracked for all runs
• Amazing Venue
• Friendly Staff
• Cash Prizes with Custom Trophies and Medals
• Lots of photographers

Absolutely! Taking the launch out and starting the race at a roll places less stress on drive-train components. Most of our entrants drive their vehicles daily so, having axles or driveshaft’s break from hard launches isn’t an option.

Beast Coast divisions are broken up into categories. You enter ALL categories that apply to your car. All participants are automatically entered into the Highest Speed category. Drivers will race all day trying to best themselves and their Top Speeds. Winners are determined by those who set the highest speed as long as they are within the 55 mph +/- 5 mph start speed zone. Example;   John Smith has a Corvette. His categories would be – Fastest RWD, Fastest NA, Fastest Domestic and Highest Speed.

Racing from a roll allows drivers to achieve higher top speeds. There is 260 Feet to drive up to 55 MPH (+/- 5 mph) then 1,500 feet for top trap speeds. Overall 1,760 feet is 33% of a mile covered during a run. This format also allows for less downtime between runs, resulting in a better experience for participants. At our last event, we managed to have as little as 18 second’s in-between races. That equates to a lot of track time.

260 FT for start up 1,500 FT race 2,065 – 2,165 FT for cool down

Beast Coast Shootout is priced significantly lower than any other roll-racing event in the northeast. However, when directly comparing to drag racing, the price difference is worth noting. What you get for your money is more track to race on, more time on the track, cash prizes, multiple categories to enter in and no eliminations. Our goal is maximum runs for your dollar!

Cars will be lined up by a Beast Coast Staff member and once in place, will check both drivers to make sure they are ready. Once he gets the thumbs up, a drop of the hand will signal both drivers to go. Now, Beast Coast has a shorter “start up distance” at 260ft vs. 500+ft which does place more emphasis on starting correctly. This enhances the excitement for spectators and the difficulty level for drivers. Target start speed is 55 mph with + or – 5 mph to count as a valid pass. Racers will accelerate 1,500ft thru the finish and they will immediately hop on the brakes. Drivers will have 2,065-2,165 ft of shut down space. They will turn left at the end of the track onto the access road and stop at the building on the left for their time sheets! They will then cycle back around and hop back in line or go to the designated pit area.