General Racer and Site Rules

 

• All Racers and their Co-pilots who participate in this event agree upon entering the property that they are doing so at their own risk and agree to accept total responsibility for anything that may happen to them.

• Racers and their Co-pilots must wear the Racer wristband at all times.

• All Racers, Pit crew, Volunteers and co-pilots must complete the SpeedWaiver prior to arriving at the event.

• All Racers and Co-pilots require appropriate safety gear. See Safety Gear section below for more details.

• All Racers and Co-pilots MUST attend the driver's safety meeting held before each race day.

 

Tech Inspections

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• Tech Inspections must be completed to race.  Upon arriving at the track please see a Tech Inspector to have your vehicle inspected.

• Tech Inspections will be completed Friday and Saturday morning. Don’t delay, have your truck inspected promptly. No late entries!

• Once your tech sheet is done Racers must bring Tech sheets to registration to finalize registration.

• Tech reserves the right to decline an unsafe entry but will only do so in extreme situations.

• Number plates will be given out at registration. No number plate, no racing.

 

Professional Etiquette

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• The use of drugs and alcohol is not permitted during event hours. If a driver is found to be impaired and/or under the influence of drugs or alcohol, their vehicle will not compete for the remainder of the event. The driver will be disqualified and forfeit winnings from the race. Refunds for registration will not be issued.

• No high-speed driving or hot-rodding by any motorized vehicles including race vehicles and pit vehicles.  Please use care and watch for pedestrians and children.

• Quiet time is from 10pm to 8am. No loud vehicles are to be fired up or driven around during quiet time.

• We expect all attendees to behave in a professional manner, no use of aggressive profanity or threats to fellow attendees, volunteers or track officials.

• No riding on exterior of any vehicles including pit vehicles, buggies or race trucks. If a vehicle is moving the driver and any passengers must be seated correctly inside vehicle at all events.

• Upon entering the site, all operators of any type of Pit vehicle agree to ride at their own risk. The use of helmets when operating ATV’s, Bicycles, E-bikes and Scooters is highly recommended.

• All racers will take responsibility for any spills caused by fluids. We have spill kits onsite and a contaminated soil disposal tote. Please see a track official if your truck has a spill and they will assist you. 

 

Alcohol (Methanol) Vehicles

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• Vehicles running alcohol should have a functional, on-board system (3 nozzle) capable of extinguishing alcohol fires.

• All vehicles running Methanol or Ethanol (E85) must let track officials know so they are prepared for a fire. This can be mentioned at the drivers meeting.

• Drivers of alcohol vehicles must wear an alcohol approved fire suit including shoes, gloves and balaclava.

 

Number Plates

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• Number plates will be handed out to drivers when they finalize registration with their tech sheet, please zap strap your number plate to the front of your vehicle where it's visible to track officials.

• Please return your number plate to registration at the end of the race weekend. There will be a tote outside the door of registration to return the number plates.