1/8 MILE DRAG RACE SERIES

NOTE: ALL RACERS AND PASSENGERS MUST WEAR HELMETS
HELMET RENTALS:
WE HAVE A LIMITED # OF HELMETS WE CAN RENT – first come first serve – you cannot reserve a helmet ahead of time
$50.00 cash deposit and your Drivers License – When you return the helmet we will return your license and $25.
Cost of Rental:  $25
As per NHRA rules: Drivers of all 8.59 or quicker vehicles must wear a helmet meeting SNELL or SFI specifications. Full Face helmet is mandatory on vehicles 6.39 or quicker. Vehicles slower than 6.39 can wear any DOT approved helmet.  

All vehicles must comply with noise restrictions.
No Motorcyles, at this time – sorry!
All vehicles must have seat belts
For night events all vehicles must have at least one headlight and one tail light
All vehicles must have all lug nuts in place
All vehicles must be free of any fluid leaks
All vehicles must have good tires free of wire or chords showing or dry rot
All cars must have mufflers – Loud vehicles will not be able to compete.  Track management has final decision on this determination.
All vehicles must have coolant overflow reservoir
All vehicles must have neutral safety switch which means vehicle will only start in park or neutral.
Two throttle springs on carbureted equipped vehicles

All convertible vehicles must have roll bar in order to race while top is down
All vehicles must have Windows up while racing
All vehicles must have battery secured
All racers and passengers must have helmets, long pants, no tank tops and no open-toed shoes

Absolutely no racing under the influence of drugs or alcohol!

ALL VEHICLES MUST GO THROUGH TECH BEFORE RACING

NO STROLLERS, BABIES OR YOUNG CHILDREN IN STAGING LANES

Staging will have a director to direct movement and answer questions. No car shall start or move in staging until directed
Absolutely no minors allowed in staging

No heavy mechanical work in staging lanes.  If you need to make any major repairs, you must return to the pit area.

No leaving car unattended while in staging

No dogs allowed in the staging area

While in staging if concerned about pairing up with another racer, you can ask director for a solo pass. If you are just concerned about your experience you can also ask the director for a solo pass. Solo passes are welcome for new racers.

When last call is called for staging to close, if you are in the staging lanes when it closes, you will be allowed to run.  If you are not in the staging lanes at that time, you will not be permitted to enter staging lanes.

Absolutely no use of air conditioner while in staging lanes
If coming to stage with an already lined up race, line up front to rear of each other and let the coordinator know that
You will be racing each other and you will  be accommodated.

Staging  director has right to pair accordingly from staging lanes to promote an even race unless you request otherwise.

ONLY TWO CREW MEMBERS ALLOWED AT A TIME ON THE STARTNG LINE WITH EACH RACER. 

(If the starting line gathers too many people whether crew or not racing will stop until starting line is clear)

Water box and burnout is optional.

All racers must stop before the water box and wait until directed into the water box.   Once in the water box they must wait until directed to start their burnout.

Once you’re at the starting line if you have never staged a car before and have any difficulties let the starter know.  He will be glad to assist you. If you pass the starting line beams, make sure that you back completely out of the beams and make your last movement a forward motion to reset the beam

No burnouts past the starting line.

No burndowns at the starting line. If your delay is too long, the race will start without you and you will need to continue down track. We will not reset the system.

If you are deep staging, DEEP must be in legible writing visible on the front of the windshield.

IF YOUR CAR EXPERIENCES PROBLEMS WHILE GOING DOWN THE TRACK, MOVE TO THE WALL INSTANTLY OR  IF YOU ARE POSSIBLY LEAKING FLUID,  DO NOT CONTINUE DOWN THE TRACK!   If you’re able to continue down the track with no leaks continue at the side of the track at a slow rate of speed until exiting the track

No stopping at the end of the track shut down to repack a chute or wait on a tow. Please remove your vehicle from the top end of the track.

At night events, the light on the rear of the vehicle must be red and visible from the starting line to the track exit

Absolutely no locking up of brakes at the finish line to be within mile per hour or ET limits.   If you’re caught locking your brakes at the finish line your first offense will be a warning, your second offense you will become a spectator or asked to leave.  NO REFUNDS

If your car gets loose or out of shape lift and correct and come back and line up again.  Most incidents at tracks are driver error from not lifting.

Stay in your lane! Do not cross or touch the center line!  If you do, you will lose your race and the determining judge of who touches the center line is always the starter.

If you notice a hazard on the track during your pass, let the person at the time shack know as soon as possible and staff will check it out.

While in staging or at the starting line if you notice the Red emergency lights on the tree flashing, please shut down your car until the problem is resolved.   If you are in the beams, please back out of the beams and shut your car off.