Track
Rules
1. Pit Access road speed is 5 mph. While waiting on the access road to get into the pits, all vehicles should be single file in the right lane. Passenger cars must stay in line; they cannot drive to the front.
2. Everyone entering the pits must have a a wristband that proves you signed the release form. The release form holds the speedway, sponsors and officials not liable.
3. To enter the pit area you must be a minimum of 14 years of age. (People between 14 and 18 must have a current minor release form signed by both parents or legal guardian)
4. Pit passes will be sold only at the pit shack.
5. Drivers: Racing uniforms recommended…long pants, long sleeve shirt a minimum. No nylon clothing allowed. Driver suits required for all NASCAR drivers.
6. No shorts, no Capri’s or open-toed shoes allowed in pit area.
7. No personal cars in the pit area.
8. No personal cars on pads. Pads will be assigned to a person paying for this pad. No other car may use the pad without prior approval.
9. No motorcycles, ATV's, bicycles, etc, in pit area. (Except with Sprint cars)
10. Speed limit (on pit road) off the track is 5 mph. (fine or penalty or loss of a heat race)
12. No testing on the oval without the approval of your PIT STEWARD.
13. Changes of driver at any time will not be made without advance notification to Track Officials., changes must be made in pits only.
14. One person shall remain with each racecar at all times. NO EXCEPTIONS!
15. Any racecar leaving the speedway during a racing program must be re-teched.
16. All engine changes/replacements must be approved by the tech BEFORE starting work.
17. All parts, tires, etc, must be removed from the speedway the day of the event. Car numbers must be on all tires and wheels.
18. Waste oil must be placed in barrels. Minimum fine of $200.00
19. No foil numbers. Cars without visible numbers will not be scored. (See "Number/Marking" Addendum.)
20. All cars must have windshields. An 8" number must be in UPPER RIGHT CORNER (not required for demos.)
21. Drivers wishing to start in the back of any event must notify the pit steward before the cars line up for their event.
22. Once the car is in the line-up (pit area and track surface) working on the car is prohibited, except adding air to the tires.
23. All Rookies must start at the back of all events for two weeks. Rookies must have yellow tape on the rear bumper. (Does not apply to demos.)
24. All cars must take a cool down lap at the conclusion of a racing event. Penalty is a loss of race - PENALTY OR FINE. Does not apply to demos.
25. When leaving the pit area after the event all tow vehicles must have a person on either side of the trailer to escort out of race track.
2007 RUNNING & DRIVING RULES
1. The Chief Steward and Race Director will be the sole authority in the pits with regards to the running of the races. The Chief Steward and the Starter/Flagger will be in charge of on-track competition. The Chief Steward will handle all protest.
2. The Start/Flagger will be in charge of competition on the race track but will also be in voice contact with the Chief Steward and other officials.
3. Officials will establish the race event procedures, starting positions, length, frequency and administration of all events and programs. When their decision is rendered, that decision will be final and binding.
4. The driver or registered car owner must direct any complaints, disputes, questions or problems to the Pit Steward.
5. When asked to remove a part or tear down for tech inspection and you refuse, you are subject to a fine, disqualification and/or suspension.
6. The driver or registered car owner must submit any protest to an officials' decision in writing. The Protests must be given to the Pit Steward or the Chief Steward within 15 minutes of the official decision being levied. Only the driver or registered car owner in the same class may submit a protest.
7. Protest, complaints, disputes or problems Will be handled in the pits at the completion of that race or completion of the nights racing. COMPLAINTS ARE NOT TO BE MADE TO THE, SCORERS OR ANNOUNCERS. ANY DRIVER/CAR OWNER OR CREW MEMBER WHO GOES TO THE TOWER BEFORE THE RACING EVENTS ARE COMPLETELY FINISHED TO DISPUTE A CALL WILL BE SUSPENDED OR FINED.
8. Any driver stopping on the front stretch to argue with an official in regard to an officials’ decision will be automatically disqualified from the event.
9. Any driver or crew member who is injured or involved in an accident must submit to a check by the medical attendants. Any driver involved in a serious accident will not enter or re-enter a race until the officials and medical attendants give their approval. Medical transportation.
10. The driver's meeting is mandatory. Driver must attend.
11. Permission must be obtained from Tech before any practice or safety laps are taken, other than the designated practice time.
12. Any unauthorized persons entering onto the racing surface during race conditions will result in a disqualification, penalty, fine, or suspension to the person and affiliated driver.
13. Any competitor or crew member, who has a pit band, partakes of any alcoholic beverage, stimulants depressants, or tranquilizing drugs or is otherwise under the influence will result in disqualification and a minimum fine of $500.00 along with a suspension.
14. Any competitor or crew member who participated in a fight in the pits or on the race track or on the premises will result in a minimum of $500.00 fine, suspension, and/or loss of points and positions in the event.
15. Any competing car, whose speed has been reduced to the point where it could cause a safety problem, the car may be removed from the racing surface at the option of the officials.
16. Time trials, may consist of a warm-up lap or laps; and one or two consecutive timed laps. If you pit after one timed lap, you will not be permitted to re-time. If you do not time in with your class, you may be required to start at the back of the slow heat and slow main event.
17. Any car continuously unable to start under its own power may be liable for a penalty or disqualification from the event or from the complete program.
18. Any driver or crew that does not take their car to the line-up grid, when requested to by the officials, may be required to start at the back of the line-up for that event.
19. If a car is under powered on the track, when racing is in progress, the driver must stay in the car with seat belts fastened until the race is stopped, except in case of a fire or rollover. Failure to comply may result in penalty, disqualification and/or suspension.
20. No racecars will be allowed on the track until the track has been opened for official practice or racing.
21. No person shall be permitted to ride on the outside of a racecar or any other vehicle at any time.
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