2020_GT_Pony

Hey everyone - new to the forum (be patient)!
I have a 2020 GT convertible (custom ordered first day Ford opened orders)
My question: does ANYONE know about built-in rollover protection in the headrests? I'm running my sweet baby out at PIR in a couple weeks but the track requires convertibles have rollover protection. Not spending a ridic amount of dough on a custom cage just for this! The racetrack says my GT may have rollover protection built into the headrests and says to check the vehicle spec sheet. Ford's spec sheet is vague.

Thanks for any help!

Bert

hmmmm . . . I don't know about the headrests, I doubt it . . . but my understanding for convertibles at track days, is that most late model convertibles are OK because the A-pillar (windshield) is built super-strong as required by the current specs . . . the organization that is running the even should be able to confirm whether your car is allowed, based on make/model/year

Walidfeg

my understanding for convertibles at track days, is that most late model convertibles are OK because the A-pillar (windshield) is built super-strong as required by the current specs


{Your understanding is lacking in that you thought you'd sneak through with the spam which has been deleted....bye bye now-mod}

houtex

So... yeah. Welcome to the forums, but you gotta do better than copying a snippet of the post above you. Makes you look like some sorta bot or something.

2021_GT/CS

Were you able to go out to PIR?

New here and found this thread after searching for the same info. Bought my 2021 GT/CS convertible last summer and am interested in taking the High Performance Driving class out at PIR, but was told I needed to find out what rollover protection the vehicle had. Is it simply that the A pillar is reinforced?

It has been very difficult to get any information from ANYONE, including Ford, in this regard. I am not looking to race this vehicle. I simply want to take that class because it's been years since I had anything sporty and just want to have some extra skills.

Any help would be much appreciated!