**Anything not clearly approved and defined in these rules will be illegal. Any modifications not mentioned are not allowed. If you are unsure of the technical definition of any rule, get it defined by an official. We do not want to disqualify anyone, so verify anything you want to do if you are unsure. If a competitor feels something on another competitor’s car is incorrect in some way, he or she should notify the officials so the matter can be resolved. All decisions made by officials concerning the legality of parts are final. THE TRACK HAS THE RIGHT TO PROTEST ANYONE AT ANYTIME.

1. No two way radios.
2. The only people allowed on the race track and infield area are race officials.
3. Working on cars on the track is prohibited.
4. Drivers must remain in their cars after a crash and remain buckled up until the field slows down.
5. Pit crew, car owner, and personnel in the pit are not allowed on the track following an accident or injury. Drivers are responsible for his/her pit crew.
6. No person will be permitted to ride on the outside of a racecar at anytime.
7. Race director reserves the right to move the front row after TWO (2) false starts.
8. Any car spinning that brings out the yellow flag more than two times during any one race will be black-flagged. This means spinning due to driver control; not to avoid a wreck.
9. Anything dragging or hanging on a car that is determined unsafe will result in that car being black-flagged this car will be allowed back on the track after repairs are made.
10. Any car causing a situation that brings out the yellow or red flag will automatically go to the tail. Note: If you are involved in an accident, which only slows you or if you, do not make contact with the vehicles involved, you regain your position. If it is deemed that you intentionally caused a wreck, you will be sent to the pits. If you are involved in a wreck and have made contact, go to the tail! This does not include stopping to avoid a wreck.
11. Any car entering the racetrack from any location other that the posted gate will be penalized one (1) lap. (There is only one gate, which you are allowed to enter the track.)
12. To protest a sportsman, open wheel, or streetcar, You must put up $150.00. If the protest is upheld, the money is returned and the protested car is disqualified losing all points and monies for the event. If the car is legal, owner/driver receives the $150.00. If the protest is denied track receives the money and car/driver is ejected from the Speedway for the remainder of the racing season.
13. Competing Vehicles Guidelines:
    A. Rollover Protection: All racing classes must have rollover protection. Pure street stock classes must have a minimum four (4) point system.
    B. Reinforced Wheels: The right front wheel of all competing classes are required to have a reinforced wheel.
    C. Fire Wall: All competing classes are required to have, (a) a fire wall between the driver's area
    and the engine compartment, and (b) a fire wall between the driver and fuel cell.
    D. Fuel/Gas: Fuel cells and/or gas tanks must be securely fastened in all competing classes.
    E. Glass: All glass (if any) must be removed in all competing vehicles.
    F. Driver Protection: Snell helmets and safety belts (No more than 3 years old) are required for all drivers.

CARS MUST GO DIRECTLY TO SCALES AFTER RACE AND GET IN LINE TO BE WEIGHED. DO NOT GO TO YOUR PIT AND THEN BACK TO THE SCALES. DO NOT STOP AT ANY OTHER PIT AND THEN GO TO THE SCALES!!! GO DIRECTLY TO THE SCALES!!!

Only one ATV permitted per racecar entering a racing event. A registration form must be filled out and signed by owner of ATV.