<<Our first concern, of course is safety. Racing is dangerous, but can be FUN. We allow a cage to be built around the driver from sturdy, and easily assembled components. We don’t want vehicles put out of action by putting drivers out of action.
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SAFETY RULES
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*** Please Note: These rules were designed for fairplay, sporting no advantages or disadvantages to first time drivers, or veterans. Let’s do it and have fun.
*** RULES WILL ONLY BE CHANGED FOR SAFETY FOR THE YEAR 2002
* IF IT DOES NOT SAY TO DO IT…. DON’T!
1.Remove all glass, plastic ornaments, lights and bulbs. Car must be clean of loose objects and glass. Chrome side-trim, hubcaps and wheel weights must be removed. All trailer hitches, gas tanks must be removed. All pot metal must also be removed. We must have very clean cars to run event.
2.A roll bar system must be installed in all roll over cars. It can be as simple as a sturdy T-bar across the top of the windshield area supported by vertical pipe or structural steel. What you need to do is design a system to keep the roof from caving in on the driver. The system can be portable and pinned and bolted in place or welded. The stronger the better. Pad metal areas where the driver could come in contact. Use a sturdy metal system of steel tubing. DO NOT use exhaust pipe tubing.
3.Vehicle must be equipped with a four or five point safety harness. Harnesses must have 2” washer where bolted to metal.
4.A sturdy metal headrest must be installed in all cars. Either doorpost to door post or floor to roof type accepted. Use 2 pipes, 1 to slide inside of the other for universal use. Post to post type must be below top of front seat and with padded vertical bar. Headrest pad where helmet would touch must be flat and padded. Should be an area of 6 to 8” square.
5.You must put a hole on each side of your hood near fender big enough for a fire extinguisher nozzle.
6.Electric switches must be uniformed. Up or forward for on, down or back for off.
7.Stock gas tank o.k. Gas caps must be wired or taped on. A rag put in stock filler tube to stop spillage. Super strong custom tanks min. 3/16” thick are highly recommended.
8.All gas lines and fitting must be leak proof. If gas lines are put inside they should be copper or steel. If plastic, run inside of garden hose or heater hoses where they go through the firewall, floor, etc. Gas line must go in to top of tank. NO BOTTOM FEED TANKS ALLOWED! Gas line must be clamped down in some areas especially near driver. Electric wires cannot be wrapped around gas lines. Wires must be wrapped where it passes through firewall.
9.Drivers door window must be covered with steel mesh or strong screen window nets to prevent arm and/or head coming through during roll.
10.Car numbers must be painted on both sides of the vehicle. Numbers must be 18” high by 3” wide or greater.
11.PAINTED VECHICLES A MUST. We must try and clean up our sport.
* IF IT DOES NOT SAY TO DO IT…. DON’T!
1.Batteries may be relocated to front floor or in front seat area. If they are, they must be covered with rubber. A steel container or a metal-framed box is required to hold batteries. Container and/or batteries must be mounted securely to floor or seat. Plastic milk or pop cases or wood boxes are not strong enough on their own, but may be mounted inside a metal frame. A lid must cover container and batteries.
2.A 2” o.d. pipe 3/16” thick front cross bar can be mounted instead of dash between two front doors and bolted. A chain is permitted to hold up steering column. Must be secure to leave room for feet.
3.You can do anything that’s safe to get the most rolls. Remember this is stunt competition.
1.No studded tire allowed. Wheel weights must be removed. No aluminium mag rims.
2.NO! Obscenities or foul language on vehicles. (The result would be a visit to see BUBBA!)
1.Entrants must be 16 years of age or older, with parents consent form signed.
2.All drivers must wear approved helmets and safety glasses or goggles. Seat belts must be worn.
3.Driver is advised to pad their steering wheel centres and drivers door.
4.Drivers must remain inside vehicle during events and also keep head and arms inside vehicle.
5.All vehicles will be checked for working brakes. They don’t have to be 100%, but must be working.
6.Clothing- long sleeve shirts, or jackets, or coveralls, or long leg pants/ fire suits are strongly recommended. Your appearance is very important.
7.If an official deems something unsafe, it must be corrected before you can run your vehicle in the next event (Think safety first).
1.Any one under the influence of Alcohol or Drugs will not be permitted to drive.
2.Jerry cans with your car # on tank must be kept in the fuel cage located in the pits.
3.When using torches must have fire extinguisher on hand. (Don’t want to burn those steaks!)
4.All pits must be kept clean. You must remove all debris when you leave. Including TIRES!
5.Cars must be ready for best appearing.
6.A GREEN flag will indicate START, and a RED flag will indicate an EMERGENCY. All vehicles must STOP and or leave the track, as directed by one of the officials.
7.All vehicles must be inspected for safety, prior to the start of the event. OFFICIALS DECISION WILL BE FINAL!
8.Penalties will be levied if these rules are not followed.
Rules- Ross Edwards 856-4095
Administration Ken Bayko 589-4337
Insane Warden Don White 434-6530
Bathroom Warden Bubba 911
(Rubber gloves will be used.)
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