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Ace of Spades
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Or are they made only for road courses?
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Ed P
Guest
No it doesnt fit the Ford Fusion Templates and Specifications!!!!!
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octane-overload
Guest
No it would not pass inspection , but you might be able to try running it against the pace car . lol
Good Luck.
Good Luck.
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VikingLord
Guest
An oval track would be a total waste for that car.
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bubastiss
Guest
Nope. Even if you did, you would get smoked!!!
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mike the dj
Guest
NASCAR mandates the car that is driven in all races. A mustang, for now, is not raced in NASCAR. Any one of the sports car circuits are where they would be raced.
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Robert G
Guest
No, good luck getting the body and frame through inspection. The COT is cookie cutter bodies for all manufacturers.
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FRANK M
Guest
No...It has to be a nascar approved car....I call them spec cars...They are designed to nascars specifications....Remember their is nothing stock about them!!!!
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Blue Falcon
Guest
You cannot race a Mustang Saleen-a great car by the way-in any NASCAR sanctioned event.
However, if you are interested, you can road race the car in some SCCA classes as well as perhaps-once you become sanctioned-in the Grand American Rolex Sports Car Series Presented by Crown Royal Cask #16. Log onto SCCA.com and GrandAmerican.com to find out what you would need to do to make that happen.
In the past, Saleen's did race in the American LeMans Series, but those were Saleen Corvettes.
However, if you are interested, you can road race the car in some SCCA classes as well as perhaps-once you become sanctioned-in the Grand American Rolex Sports Car Series Presented by Crown Royal Cask #16. Log onto SCCA.com and GrandAmerican.com to find out what you would need to do to make that happen.
In the past, Saleen's did race in the American LeMans Series, but those were Saleen Corvettes.