Fuel Setup
Jugs, funnels and the equipment used to manage fuel cleanly and quickly through a race weekend.
Gear list coming soonNo giant catalog. No random products. This is the equipment, tools and trackside gear that earns a place in the #799 trailer and paddock.
The #799 paddock is part workshop, part pit, part garage and part campsite. These are the categories that keep the car running and race weekends moving.
Hand tools, cordless tools, storage and the things that get repairs done.
Fuel jugs, funnels, transfer gear, fluids and trackside cleanup.
Pressure, temperature, torque, transport and tire-management gear.
Loading, tie-downs, lighting, power, tables, canopy and paddock setup.
The small stuff that becomes very important when you are miles from the garage.
Video, mounts, timing and the equipment used to learn from every run.
We are documenting the #799 setup now. Each product page will explain what it is, where it is used, why it was chosen and whether it is worth buying.
Jugs, funnels and the equipment used to manage fuel cleanly and quickly through a race weekend.
Gear list coming soonThe tools that actually travel with #799 — from routine checks to fixing what breaks between runs.
Tool list coming soonThe trailer, pit and support equipment that turns a parking space into a functional race paddock.
Setup coming soonManufacturers and brands: if your product belongs in a working motorsports paddock, there are opportunities for real-world use, product content, tracked commerce and season-long integration with the #799 program.
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