Please review the following information

Site Restrictions

Absolutely no donuts, burnouts, or other hoonage on or around the event site.

We value our event sites and inappropriate behavior cannot be tolerated. Please drive respectfully as you travel to and from the event.

Technical Inspection

Before any car can run, it must be inspected to make sure it is safe and in compliance. The basics of the inspection include:

Battery securely bolted down. (This is the most common problem)
If your battery is not in the stock location and is a wet cell battery it must be in a enclosed battery box such as one for a marine battery.
Tires – no cord showing
Wheel bearings, shocks, steering, and suspension in good operating condition.
Seat belts in good operating condition.
Brakes – firm pedal with no detectable drop with car not running and proper level of fluid in reservoir.
All loose items removed (radar detectors, floor mats, etc.)
Hubcaps and wheel rings removed unless they bolt on.
All lugs present and tight.
Throttle return action safe and positive (no sticky throttles)
No excessive fluid leaks

Annual Tech Stickers will be available at a cost of $3.00. We require permanent classing letters and numbers for eligibility to the annual tech program.

Acceptable numbers and class designation must be on both sides of car.

You are responsible for this. Buy magnets, bring painters tape, masking tape, or frog tape (in a contrasting color from your car - blue tape on a black or grey car is not acceptable), or print your numbers and letters at home and tape them to the car. Whatever your solution, it should be legible from 100 feet away while in motion.

Novices must include "N" in your class letters on your car. The "N" should be first. Example: NAS, NEST, NXP

Two-Driver Cars: One driver MUST register with a number from 1-99, while the second driver must register with that same number +100.

Examples
Driver 1: CS 99 | Driver 2: CS 199
Driver 1: XA 4 | Driver 2: XA 104 (NOT XA 4, XA 14)

Example of legible class designation and numbers:

Waviers

Any competitor or passenger must sign the SCCA wavier, available on site.

Weekend Memberships

SCCA Membership cards will be verified when you check-in at the registration trailer. If you are not an SCCA member, you must register for this event as an SCCA weekend member. Any passenger in a competition car must be a weekend member, but there is no fee for passengers.

Special Minor Wavier for competitors, passengers, or participants that are under 18

In order for those under 18 years of age to attend events, they must have a completed SCCA Minor Annual Waiver.

There are two options to complete this form:

Print the form at home (in color), complete it, and have it notarized
Complete the form on site the day of the event WITH BOTH PARENTS/LEGAL GUARDIANS PRESENT and have it witnessed by an adult SCCA Member.

The waiver form must be signed by both parents, or a single parent may provide documentation that they are the sole guardian of the minor. We understand that this is an hindrance to the spontaneous visits by some parents and their minor children, but with a little forward planning it will be easy for minors to attend any event for the entire season.

Completing the Notarized Minor Wavier Form before the event:

Print the form linked below (IN COLOR),
Both parents or legal guardians must complete and sign page 1
The minor must complete and sign page 2
The form must be notarized at the time both parents/legal guardians and the minor sign the wavier
Present the completed and notarized document at the registration table at the event.

SCCA MINOR WAVIER FOR NOTARY

Please visit our Facebook group if you have any questions about this wavier.

Helmets

Loaner helmets are available, but can be limited in availability. Drivers are highly encouraged to bring their own helmet to ensure that they are able to participate. If you bring your own, it must meet SCCA guidelines, of which there are several options. Learn more about helmet requirements here.

CURRENTLY ELIGIBLE HELMET CERTIFICATIONS