![]() If you are unsure of the tires you can run, contact an event coordinator prior to the event. Tires and Modifications: All Novice student participants must run street tires (no R Compound tires) during this event.If you have a question or comment, please bring it up with an Event Coordinator and/or Chief Instructors in advance of the start of the event. Passing zones are NOT open for general discussion at the driver’s meeting. Passing Zones can be found in each events packet. They may NOT be the same as areas used by other clubs/groups. Passing Zones will be determined based on safety and run group experience/ability.All student attendees must attend classroom sessions as they are MANDATORY.We will review them before the event and be sure to study the information on them found in this Overview. Keep to the “line” and feel what the car is telling you. If you are confused by too much input you are going too fast. Vehicles at speed need smooth, decisive and balanced maneuvers. Concentrate, concentrate, and concentrate.The Hot Pits speed limit is 20 (TWENTY) miles per hour. Always be aware of the traffic around you. If a train, or line, forms, the first/lead car is responsible for “clearing their rear” by safely allowing cars behind them to pass or pitting in and reentering the track after a pause. They may be overwhelmed, and you riding their bumper won’t help. Do not ride the bumper of the slower car. If you did not get a pass signal, be patient, and back off. Just because the car in front of you got the passing sign does not mean you got one. Watch your mirrors! The driver being overtaken must give a hand signal for EACH AND EVERY PASSING CAR.Be sure you have the time and room before you attempt a pass. This isn’t Formula One and we aren’t giving out “Randy Pobst Wanna-Be” trophies. Do not attempt to pass at the end of a straight. Pass only in designated areas and only after receiving a pass signal from the driver being passed.There are MANY people who will gladly lend a hand if you need assistance. Don’t worry if you are a beginner and have never changed/checked these parts. You should also consider bringing extra fluid and brake pads. Use of this fluid won’t affect your warranty and is street legal. A high-temperature brake fluid, such as Motul 600, is recommended since you may easily reach stock brake fluid boiling points. Remember to use the first couple of laps of each session to warm up tires, brakes, and yourself.īe sure to check your brakes, tires, oil and lug nut torque throughout the course of the event. Be aware of environmental conditions and make sure to adjust your speeds accordingly. AWD may handle inclement weather well, but a four-wheel drive car without grip is no better than a two-wheel drive car without grip. There is also always the possibility for rain. ![]() ![]() The weather conditions during each event can vary considerably, so be prepared to dress accordingly. Anyone deemed driving in an unsafe manner will be ejected immediately without a refund. Safety is the MOST important aspect of this event. ![]()
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