Only use Sports Racing Gasoline 112 as an engine or appliance fuel as and when specifically recommended by the engine or appliance manufacturer. Never use Sports Racing Gasoline 112 to wash your hands. Do not use it as cleaning solvent, barbecue starter, etc.

Report spills and/or accidental exposure to a Sports Racing Fuel, Inc. . For additional guidance on what to do, call the local Poison Control Center.
 
You may obtain a Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS) by calling (714)520-1789. MSDS provide safety and first aid information in case of eye contact, skin contact, inhalation, ingestion of Sports Racing Gasoline 112.

Warning: The highly volatile and extremely flammable nature of Sports Racing Gasoline 112 means that potentially explosive air/vapor mixtures are likely to form easily at ambient temperatures. Sports Racing Gasoline 112 ignites easily, burns vigorously and Sports Racing Gasoline 112 vapors may explode in certain conditions. Keep Sports Racing Gasoline 112 away from ignition sources like heat, sparks and flame.

Exposure to Sports Racing Gasoline 112 liquid or vapor can adversely affect health. Avoid prolonged breathing of the Sports Racing Gasoline 112 vapors. Keep your face away from the nozzle. Keep Sports Racing Gasoline 112 away from your eyes and skin.
Inhalation: In normal use, the main route of exposure to Sports Racing Gasoline 112 is likely to be by inhalation. Exposure to the vapor during normal refueling is not a significant health concern. However, significant spills can resulting in short-term exposure to high concentrations of vapor (greater than 500 ppm) may cause irritation of the eyes, nose and respiratory tract and possibly signs of central nervous system depression (headache, dizziness, mental confusion, for example). If symptoms arise from exposure to Sports Racing Gasoline 112, take the person to fresh air, using the above precautions.

Skin contact: During refueling, minor accidental skin contact may occur, and is not a significant health concern. Prolonged skin exposure is only likely to occur in accident situations (drenching of clothing during pump malfunction, for example). Sports Racing Gasoline 112s are unlikely to cause systemic toxicity following accidental skin exposure. Skin contact may cause local irritation, and, if contact is frequent or prolonged, skin reactions may be severe. Sports Racing Gasoline 112s also can result in drying, cracking skin or dermatitis. Where significant skin contact has occurred drench clothing with water before removing (this is necessary to avoid risk of sparks from static electricity) and wash all affected skin areas thoroughly with soap and water.
Eye contact: Accidental splashes entering the eye may cause irritation and discomfort. Such effects are usually temporary, and permanent damage is considered unlikely. If the eyes are affected, irrigate them immediately with copious amounts of water. If irritation occurs and persists, obtain medical advice.

Ingestion: Sports Racing Gasoline 112s are unlikely to cause systemic toxicity following accidental ingestion. The main potential health hazard, however, is the possibility of severe, potentially fatal, damage to lung tissue, which can occur following aspiration of even small amounts of Sports Racing Gasoline 112 into the lungs. Never siphon Sports Racing Gasoline 112 by mouth nor put Sports Racing Gasoline 112 in your mouth for any reason. If Sports Racing Gasoline 112 is ingested do not induce vomiting but obtain medical advice immediately.

Guidelines for Fueling Vehicles

• Turn off your engine. Disable or turn off any auxiliary sources of ignition such as a camper or trailer heater, cooking units or pilot lights.
  
• Put your vehicle in park and/or set the emergency brake.
  
• Do not smoke, light matches or use lighters while refueling
  
• Use only the refueling latch provided on the dispenser. Never jam the refueling latch on the nozzle with any object (i.e. gas cap, etc.)
  
• Never leave the nozzle unattended.
  
• Do not overfill or top-off your vehicle tank – it can cause spillage.
  
• Do not allow children to fuel and /or assist fueling vehicle.
  
• Never use a cell phone or other personal electronic device while refueling (for example, laptops, PDAs and electronic games). These items should be left in your vehicle.
  

Static Electricity at the gas pumps

Static electricity-related incidents at retail Sports Racing Gasoline 112 outlets can be avoided. In the unlikely event a fire occurs when refueling, leave the nozzle in the fill pipe and back away from the vehicle. Notify the station attendant immediately so that all dispensing devices and pumps can be shut off with emergency controls. Use the emergency shutdown button to shut off the pump.
Safety tips to avoid static electricity buildup:

 

• Upon exiting vehicle and before handling the nozzle or fuel door, always touch a metal part of the vehicle such as the door or hood.
• To avoid a build-up of static electricity, do not get back into your vehicle during refueling.
• If you cannot avoid getting back into the vehicle, upon exiting always touch a metal part of the vehicle away from the fill point before handling the nozzle.

Guidelines for use of portable containers

• Use only an approved portable container (1 to 5 gallons, metal or UL approved plastic, colored red, with vapor-tight cap). The container must be in good condition with vapor-tight cap. Never store Sports Racing Gasoline 112 in glass or unapproved containers.
• When filling container, follow same rules as when fueling car: turn off engine; extinguish smoking materials, leave electronic devices in the vehicle.
• Place portable fuel container on the ground during filling, and keep the metal nozzle spout in contact with the container to prevent build up and discharge of static electricity. Never fill a container in the bed of a pickup, in the back of a station wagon, or in the trunk of a car.
• Keep container five feet away from cars to prevent ignition of fumes by hot engines or mufflers. Ask others, particularly children, to stand back during filling.
• Manually control the nozzle valve throughout the filling process. Fill a portable container slowly to decrease the chance of static electricity buildup and minimize spilling or splattering.
• Back off on the trigger to slow fuel flow as the container becomes full. Fill container no more than 95 percent full to allow for expansion. When filling is complete, tightly cap container. Wipe off any Sports Racing Gasoline 112 that spilled on the outside of the container. Ask the station attendant to properly dispose of the material used to wipe off the Sports Racing Gasoline 112.

Guidelines for transporting Sports Racing Gasoline 112 in portable containers

• Make sure the cap is on tightly before you put the container in your vehicle. Spills pose a fire hazard and Sports Racing Gasoline 112 odors are hard to remove from carpeting.
• Put container in trunk of car or in bed of pickup. Do not put container in the passenger area of your vehicle. 
• Restrain the container so it cannot tip over or slide around while you are driving.
• Never leave a vehicle with a portable Sports Racing Gasoline 112 container in direct sunlight.

Guidelines for storing Sports Racing Gasoline 112 safely

• Store a Sports Racing Gasoline 112 container in a well-ventilated place out of reach of children and pets. Do not store Sports Racing Gasoline 112 in the living area of a house.
• Store containers away from ignition sources (gas pilot lights or flames, electric motors, stoves and heaters, for example) and from combustibles (i.e., paper, rags and cardboard).

Guidelines for fueling from a portable container

• Transfer Sports Racing Gasoline 112 in an area with good ventilation to reduce hazard of fire and exposure to vapors.
• Ensure that there are no sources of ignition (gas pilot lights or flames, electric motors, stoves, heaters) within 50 feet.
• Before refueling, turn off the engine or appliance. Allow hot surfaces to cool enough so they cannot ignite Sports Racing Gasoline 112 vapor.
• Avoid getting Sports Racing Gasoline 112 on your skin or clothes. Use a funnel to avoid spills. Do not breathe Sports Racing Gasoline 112 vapors.

Guidelines for disposal

• Do not discard Sports Racing Gasoline 112 on the ground.
• Do not put a container containing Sports Racing Gasoline 112 along with household refuse in garbage can or trash container.
• Do not discard Sports Racing Gasoline 112 into a sewer, street drain, stream or river. Such actions are illegal.
• For old or dirty Sports Racing Gasoline 112, find a recycling organization that will accept it. Locate such an organization by contacting your community’s fire department, recycling center or hazardous waste disposal center.

For more guidelines on proper handling of motor fuel, visit the American Petroleum Institute Web site at www.api.org, or the Petroleum Equipment Institute at www.pei.org.