Inspection & Race

Inspection

All vehicles are inspected upon entry before being unloaded from the trailer.

  • Vehicles that fail inspection may be corrected on-site and re-inspected.
  • No vehicle may be removed from its trailer prior to passing inspection.
  • Vehicles that pass inspection will receive a visible indicator and may then be unloaded.

Following inspection, drivers must complete a registration form and draw a numbered washer to determine their first heat gate pick. Second heat pole positions are automatically reversed from the first, ensuring every racer starts from the front row in one heat.

The number of vehicles permitted per class will be determined by Race Officials based on total registration across all classes.


Practice

Drivers are given two practice laps to familiarize themselves with the track and conditions. Practice is not a race — aggressive driving is not permitted. Track staff will monitor lap counts and driver conduct.


Heat Staging

All heats and pole positions will be announced. Drivers are responsible for confirming they are in the correct heat. Classes will be called to the staging area by the announcer, and the staging director will direct vehicles to their starting positions. Starting personnel will point to each driver and wait for a thumbs up before the starter raises the green flag.


Racing Rules

  • Aggressive or dangerous driving is strictly prohibited.
  • A rolled or furrowed flag pointed at a driver is a warning.
  • A black flag means disqualification for that heat — the driver must exit the track immediately.

Flag System

  • Yellow flag — Hazard ahead. Proceed through the area slowly and safely.
  • Red flag — Race stopped due to rollover, accident, mechanical failure, fire, or other incident. Remain in position until directed by track officials.
  • White flag — Final lap in progress.
  • Checkered flag — Race complete.

 

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