Mud Drag Info

Spectators!

Wheels a Churnin is part of the NAMRO mud racing circuit which brings some of the top mud racers in North America. You WILL be blown away at the speeds and sounds of these machines as they roar down the track! It’s an amazing experience for the whole family and one you’ll never forget! Come for the day, or come camp out for the weekend!

Drivers!

Anyone can race the drag strip from stock 4×4’s all the way to super dragsters! If you want to have some fun, come give the mud drags a try! More info for drivers below.

 

 

General Rules

Safety Rules

  1. All competitors must be at least 16 years of age with a valid driver’s license to participate.
  2. No alcohol or drugs permitted. This policy will be strictly enforced and presence of alcohol or drugs will automatically disqualify the driver and vehicle from competition.
  3. No riders permitted in vehicle.
  4. All participants and crew members shall present themselves in a neat and professional manner (shirts and pants mandatory) at all times during the event. (Driving suits, overalls or matching crew uniforms (Shirts or shirts and pants) recommended.
  5. The appearance of your vehicle should be presented in a clean and professional manner. Offensive Graphics, pictures, lettering are not acceptable.
  6. In the event of disqualification of vehicle, no refunds will be allowed.
  7. It is mandatory that a licensed driver be seated in the normal driving position any time the engine is running, including pit area, staging lanes, turn around and return roads. Failure to follow this procedure will result in disqualification.
  8. No high-speed driving or “hot-rodding” will be tolerated anywhere except on the race track. NO WARNING WILL BE GIVEN. These actions are grounds for immediate disqualification.
  9. The tracks’ “Tech Official” will have final approval of a race vehicles legality and safety for any and all classes. The tech official will have the right to call for a re-tech OR disqualify any vehicle that they feel does not meet the safety requirement. (Refusal to comply with a re-tech – will be automatic disqualification).

 

General Requirements

1) Vehicle must have rigid front and rear hitching point.

  • Tow hook retaining clips required.
  • Hitching point must be easily accessible and of substantial construction. No chains, straps, cables, or frame rail holes permitted.
  • If you are using your stock or add-on bumper, the mounting brackets must be at least 1/4″ thick.
  • A rear axle hitching point is acceptable on vehicles with 3 or 4-link suspension, subject to Tech approval.
  • A pintle hook (rather than a clevis) will pass as long as the top jaw locks and releases.

2) With the exception of the “Modified” and “Open” classes which may use a separate (detached) battery pack and / or a funny car style starter. All other vehicles must have adequate battery power and starter on board to start the vehicle while the driver is securely fasten in the driver’s seat.

3) Vehicle batteries must be securely fasten to the vehicle with proper hold downs to prevent it from coming loose in the event of an accident (No straps, bungee cords etc.) allowed. Batteries shall not be mounted in the driver’s compartment. (An approved battery box or enclosure is highly recommended. NO VEHICLE SHALL BE STARTED OR LEFT RUNNING WITHOUT A LICENSED OPERATOR IN THE DRIVERS SEAT.

4) All fuel lines, coolant lines, belts and hoses must be in good condition.

5) Every vehicle must have an ignition kill switch.

  • The ignition kill switch must be within driver’s reach while he/she is fastened securely in harness. (A stock ignition switch is adequate for Stock and Superstock classes).
  • The kill switch must be clearly labeled “KILL SWITCH” or “ON” and “OFF”
  • Kill switch must shut power off to all electric pumps, nitrous and ignition systems.
  • Pro Class vehicles must have a master kill switch mounted at rear as close to centered as possible (accessible when vehicle is on side or upside down) This switch must disconnect all battery power and shut off engine. Switch must be clearly labeled. (A second master switch within the drivers reach is highly recommended).
  • Magneto powered vehicles will need a relay to comply (these can be supplied through many high performance parts outlets).

6) No engine or transmission cooling devices or lines will be allowed inside the driver’s compartment of the vehicle.

7) With the exception of OEM fuel systems in the Stock classes 8) The use of electronic, digital or programmable ignition boxes for ignition and nitrous control in the Pro-classes are allowed.

 

Engine

1) All supercharged vehicles are required to use aluminum blower studs, belt shield and SFI approved blower restraints. (Blower and hat blanket and fuel line shield highly recommended).

2) All Pro Classes must use 3 return springs on throttle: 1 on pedal (or a toe loop) and 2 on carburetor or injection.

3) Vehicles with (mechanical) aftermarket alcohol fuel injection systems must have a fuel shut off valve. The fuel shut off valve shall be securely fastened within the drivers reach while they are fastened in the driver’s seat with a 5-point harness. – NOTE: A separate shut off is not required for stock OEM fuel injection systems in stock classes).

4) SFI approved balancer is highly recommended on all modified engines.

 

Drivetrain

1) All Pro class vehicles must have driveshaft loops.

  • Driveshaft loops must be of substantial rigid construction. All mounting bolts must be a minimum of 5/16″ diameter.
  • Each driveshaft must have a minimum of 2 loops. If a vehicle has a shaft no longer than 24″, 1 loop, properly centered, will suffice.
  • Driveshaft loops must be rigidly mounted to frame rails
  • Loop location is to be no less than 6″ and no more than 12″ on the solid end of the shaft, and 1″ past slider on end with slip joint: or 3 loops must be evenly spaced so that if the slip joint breaks, shaft will not drop.
  • In addition to the above – All pro-class vehicles are required to have u-joint guards or shielding around all exposed u-joints. . Guards will be 360degree, 3″ wide. Guards will be made of ¼” aluminum or 1/8″ steel, secured with minimum 5/16″ hardware
2) Transmissions must be properly shielded. (NOTE: Non Planetary – gear driven units do not require shielding or blankets (I.e. SCS or Pro-fab units etc.).
  • Mechanical clutch equipped vehicles must have SFI approved bell housing with block saver plate. Must be installed with approved manufacturer’s hardware.
  • All vehicle are required to have a SFI approved Flex plate or Fly wheel)
  • All automatic transmission equipped vehicles are required to have a SFI approved transmission safety blanket, SFI approved transmission shield Or SFI Approved transmission case. (It is also recommended that all pro classes install a SFI approved flex plate shield or bell housing).

3) The running gear of each vehicle will be inspected to verify the safety of such critical parts as steering, brakes, welds, tires, and body condition.

4) All chain driven vehicles must have a shield or guard of 1/8″ steel (minimum thickness) or ¼” aluminum covering the top and ends of the unit. All Shielding must be securely mounted to the engine or frame structure to contain chain in the event of breakage. (Stock Frame can pass as end cover subject per tech approval).

5) All weight added to race vehicles must be securely attached per tech approval. Added weight must be brought to the attention of the Tech Inspector. (NOTE: All added weight shall be painted white )

 

Fuel

1) All fuel tanks must be isolated from driver’s compartment by a firewall.

  • All classes – Pro classes – Fuel cells allowed as per class rules
  • Fuel lines must be isolated from driver’s compartment by sub-floor.
  • Tanks must have adequate latching gas caps.
  • Tanks must have sufficient capacity to make full runs.
  • Engine MUST be turned OFF while refueling).
  • Fuel tanks (or Fuel cells) must be securely fastened with a minimum of 2 metal straps, (1″ minimum width) secured with the proper hardware (3/8″ minimum).
  • NO pressurized fuel systems allowed. All fuel systems shall be operated by mechanical or electrical means only.
 

Nitrous

1) Nitrous Systems must be commercially available and installed per manufacturer’s recommendations.

  • A 1/4 turn ball valve within driver’s reach must be used to shut off bottle.
  • If two bottles are used, both must have ball valves and must be on 1 cable to shut off flow.
  • The electrical power source for fuel pumps and nitrous switches must pass through the master kill switch.
  • The Nitrous activation switch must be loaded button (momentary switch).
  • Nitrous filter is mandatory.
  • Heating of nitrous bottles by any open flame (Torch) is NOT permitted.
  • The use of any agents other than nitrous oxide as part of, or mixed with, is prohibited.
 

Brakes

1) All vehicles must have working and adequate brake systems. (Dual reservoir master cylinder required.

  • Four (4) Independent wheel brakes required for all classes for the 2009 season.
  • Braking systems will be inspected and tested during tech inspection.
  • All Brake rotors will be inspected for heat cracks, Rotors found with heat cracks will not pass tech inspection.
  • Steel brake lines recommended. (Flexible steel braided brake lines allowed as long as they are securely fastened).
  • Stock flex lines to calipers are acceptable. (Steel braided flex lines recommended in all Pro classes).
 

Tires

1) D.O.T. tires must have raised D.O.T. stamping on the sidewall.

2) Tires will be sized by manufactures, raised lettering on the sidewall.

3) No recapped tires will be allowed.

4) Tires must be mounted with NO missing lug nuts.

 

Body/Chassis

1) Firewall and floorboard must be of adequate construction to protect driver from engine and driveline components. (.060 steel or aluminum minimum)

2) All stock class vehicles with a soft or removable top must be equipped with a roll bar and two (2) support bars (a 4-point cage is highly recommended). Securely fastened to the vehicle with .060 steel plates at mounting points. Roll Bar mounting plates must to be “welded to” or plates bolted through body with at least 4 ea. Of 3/8″ bolts and hardware at each mounting point (4 required). Bars to be a minimum of 1 5/8″ x .123 wall mild steel tubing.

3) Manufactured or purchased “show” or “dress” bars mounted in the cab or bed are unacceptable.

4) All roll cages will be made of a minimum of .090 wall steel tube with a minimum diameter of 1 ½.(Exhaust tubing will not be acceptable) Bends must be continuously round with no sharp corners or edges.

5) All pro classes will have a roll cage that will be attached to the frame at a minimum of 4 points. Open cage vehicles will be required to have a cage attached by 6 points to the frame

6) Frames and roll cages will be substantially constructed and designed and must meet approval by the tech officials.

 

 

Protest Procedures

1) Participant protests may only be filed by the driver or registered vehicle owner competing in the same event, in the same class as the vehicle being protested.

2) Any protest must be made within 30 minutes of class competition. The protest must be made in writing and must specifically identify in detail the nature of a single violation and must be accompanied by the protest fee of $200 cash.

3) The Tracks Tech Official – present at the event will investigate and decide the protest as promptly as possible and shall inform the parties of the protest his decision.

4) If the protest is sustained, the protested racer will be disqualified from that class only. Adjustments in pay and standings will be made, and the protest fee will be returned to the protesting racer.

5) If the protest is over-ruled, $150 of the protest fee will be awarded to the racer who was protested and $50 will be given to the NAMRO.

6) The Tracks’ Tech Official reserves the right to reject any protest that it determines, in its sole and absolute discretion, is frivolous or intended to harass another participant or to otherwise gain some unfair competitive advantage.

Street Stock Class

Overview

This class is intended for four wheel drive trucks and Jeeps that are primarily street driven, have minimal modifications and are street legal. Engine swaps allowed as per class rules, frame must be correct for body. Vehicles must meet all safety requirements for this class. (See General Rules)

Body

1) Any model jeep or truck, stock steel body (minimal trimming allowed for tire clearance only)
2) Wheel base must be stock for frame and body
3) Firewall cannot be cut, relocated or reshaped
4) Must retain factory floor pan
5) Flatbeds – Minimum dimensions: must be the same width as the cab and extend to the rear most part of the frame and Substantial enough to carry cargo.
6) Must retain all stock glass
7) Headlights and taillights required and must be functional
8) Front bumper required
9) Factory interior shall not be removed.

Chassis

1). Unmodified OEM factory frame bumper to bumper2).
2) Minimum 4 point roll cage required for open top vehicles (NHRA specification/guidelines recommended)
3). Suspension must be stock, Aftermarket lift kits allowed
4) No removal of leaf springs
5) Stock OEM front and rear differentials, transmission and transfer case only (may be upgraded with stronger OEM parts).
6) Transmission brakes (trans brake) NOT allowed
7) Fuel tank, battery and radiator must be in stock location
8) 4 wheel brakes mandatory, OEM dual reservoir master cylinder required
9) Unaltered DOT tires only.

Engine

1). Motor must pull 17 “ of vacuum at 800 RPM’s
2). Big block engines in full size trucks only
3). No V8’s in mini trucks or mini SUV’s (Unless OEM)
4). Motor must be located in stock location.
5). No aluminum engine blocks or aluminum heads (Unless originally OEM equipped)
6). Carburetion – Single gas carburetor only, limited to 4150 / 4160 series only (no Predators, Dominators, SV-1’s)
7). OEM fuel injection only
8). Cast aluminum intake only (no tunnel rams or sheet metal intakes)
9). No power adders. No Nitrous, No turbocharger(s), No superchargers. With the following exceptions: a). Factory installed OEM turbochargers permitted on diesels only.
10). Headers are allowed, mufflers are required and exhaust must extend to behind the driver’s seat.

Hot Street Class

Overview

This all motor class is intended for four wheel drive trucks and Jeeps that have been slightly modified for competition but still utilize mostly stock components. They must be capable of being made street legal. Engine swaps allowed, but frame must be correct for body.Vehicles must meet all safety requirements for this class. (See general rules).

Body

1) Any model jeep or truck, stock steel or OEM (street weight) equivalent fiberglass body parts. (minimal cutting allowed only for tire clearance) No race bodies allowed.
2) Must retain Full steel cab or tub, doors and bed must be retained. (No removal of inner steel panels)
3) Firewall can be reshaped minimally, but not cut and relocated
4) Wheel base cannot be altered, must match body.(No body swaps).
5) Flatbeds – Minimum dimensions: must be the same width as the cab and extend to the rear most part of the frame and Substantial enough to carry cargo.
6) Must retain stock glass
7) Headlights and taillights required and must be functional
8) Front bumper required
9) factory interior shall not be removed.
10) Race seats permitted, must have a minimum of two (2) seats and must be securely mounted to the floor.

Chassis

1) Any unmodified OEM factory frame bumper to bumper. Frame shall retain two (2) stock cross members with the following exceptions permitted: a). Relocating of cross member(s) allowed, Modifications allowed.
2) Minimum 4 point roll cage required for open top vehicles NHRA specification/guidelies recommended)
3). Rear suspension must be leaf-spring unless equipped otherwise from the factory.
4) Front suspension may be leaf-spring, coil & radius, or IFS. Other front suspension styles permitted if OEM for that vehicle. (Relocation of mounting points not permitted).
5) Must have a minimum of two leaf per spring pack (front or rear)
6) Ladder bars permitted (No 4-link, no 3-link, no floaters, no coil over shocks).
7) Any OEM front and rear differentials.
8) Any stock OEM transfer case allowed (No chain drives allowed)
9) Any OEM Transmission (modifications and trans brakes allowed). Should be shielded, stock steel floor acceptable. (see General Rules).
10) Radiator must be located in front of motor
11) Fuel tank (fuel cell allowed) and battery may be relocated (see general rules).
12) 4 wheel brakes mandatory, OEM dual reservoir or duel master cylinder required.
13) Maximum 46.5” unaltered DOT tires.

Engine

1) Engine must pull 10“ of vacuum
2) Big block engines in full size trucks & jeeps (engine swaps permitted).
3) Engine must be located in approximate stock location. (Firewall will dictate engine location).
4) No aluminum engine blocks or (unless OEM equipped for that vehicle)
5) Single four barrel cast aluminum intake only. (No tunnel rams or sheet metal intakes)
6) Carburetion – Single gas carburetor only, limited to 4150 / 4160 series only.
7) OEM fuel injection only
8) No power adders. No Nitrous, No turbocharger(s), No superchargers.With the following exceptions:a). Factory installed OEM turbochargers permitted on diesels only.
9). NO Open headers are allowed for competition
10) Tech has final approval

Super Stock Class

Overview

This all motor class is intended for four wheel drive trucks and Jeeps that have been modified for competition but still utilize mostly stock OEM components. Although they are primarily competition vehicles and need not be street legal, they should appear stock. Engine swaps and body swaps are allowed as per class rules.

Body

1). Any model jeep or truck, stock steel body or OEM (street weight) equivalent fiberglass body parts required (No Race Bodies, fiberglass replacement parts should closely match the OEM specifications in design).
2). Body should match wheelbase. (No altered wheel base vehicles allowed).
3). Shall retain Full cab or tub. Doors and bed shall be retained. (No removal of inner steel structures) With the following exceptions:
3a). Tailgate may be removed. Front fender wells may be removed.
3b). Removal of inner steel structures is allowed on Front fenders and hood only.
3c). Fender cutting / trimming permitted for tire and header clearance.
3d). Firewall may be modified for engine clearance only (but not replaced or relocated). Engine should remain in stock OEM location.
4). Shall retain factory floor pan. Floor pan or tub shall Not be removed, replaced or relocated. (Floor may be modified for drive train clearance).
5). Flatbeds – Minimum dimensions: Should be the same width as the cab and extend to the rear most part of the frame and Substantial enough to carry cargo.
6). Windshield and side glass required (Lexan or equivalent acceptable). Rear window may be removed for roll cage/bar clearance.
7). Headlights and tail lights not required.
8). Bumpers not required.
9). Mirrors not required.
10). Removal of OEM interior trim pieces allowed (i.e.) seat, headliner, carpet, except door trim pieces may be removed. (No removal of inner steel structures / panels allowed).
11). Race seat(s) allowed, with the addition of a SFI approved 4 point safety harness. (5 point harness is recommended).
12). Driver shall sit in stock location. (Center seat positions NOT permitted).

Chassis

1).Any unmodified OEM factory frame or frame rails bumper to bumper. Shall retain two
2) stock cross members, (Relocating of cross member(s) allowed, Modifications allowed). Unused brackets and cross members may be removed at the discretion of the builder.
2). A 6 point roll cage is required. (NHRA specification/guidelines recommended). (See general rules).
3). Rear suspension must be leaf-spring unless equipped otherwise from the factory.
4). Ladder bars allowed. (No 3-link, No 4-link suspensions).
5). Front suspension may be OEM leaf-spring, coil & radius, or IFS. (Other front suspension styles permitted if OEM for that vehicle).
6). NO Coil over shocks(except as helpers, one leaf spring minimum) OR Coil over suspensions.
7) Leaf-spring vehicles shall have at least one functional leaf spring per spring pack. Floaters/Sliders are permitted.
8) Any OEM front and rear differential (axles) allowed. (Modifications allowed).
9) Any OEM transfer case allowed. (Modifications allowed).
10) Any OEM Transmission (modifications and transmission brakes allowed). Should be shielded, Stock steel floor acceptable (See general rules).
11) Fuel cell, battery,Radiator may be relocated;
12) Brakes are required on both front and rear axles , duel master cylinder or OEM style dual reservoir master cylinder required. NOTE: 4 wheel brakes are highly recommended. (See General Rules).
13) Maximum 46.5” unaltered DOT tires.
14) Minimum weight with driver:
14a). Big block equipped vehicles – 3,600 lbs.14b). Small block equipped vehicles – 3,300 lbs.

Engine

1).Any factory OEM type automotive engine. No aluminum blocks allowed, with the following exception:
1a). OEM factory installed aluminum engines.
2). Engine must be located in approximate stock location based on firewall location. #1 cylinder must be inline or in front of axle tube
3). Conventional OEM style aftermarket aluminum heads allowed (modifications allowed).
4). NO aftermarket Pro-Stock style heads permitted. (No Chevy Big Block spread port style heads. No Ford C-heads or Thor heads permitted).The following exceptions will be allowed:
4a) Ford A-460 type heads are allowed.
4b) Any aftermarket OEM type small block aluminum head allowed.
5). Cast aluminum intake only (No tunnel rams or sheet metal intakes)
6). Single gas carburetor only (No stretched or split Dominator carburetors). Single Predator or SV-1 carburetor allowed.
7). OEM fuel injection only.
8). Vacuum pumps and dry sumps allowed.
9). Fuel limited to race Gas or any pump gas (E-85 allowed) or diesel fuel only. No Alcohol, No ethanol No fuel additives or outlaw (oxygenated) fuels (i.e. Super Blue, Q-16, etc).10). , No turbocharger(s), No superchargers. With the following exceptions:
10a). Factory installed OEM turbochargers permitted on diesels only. (no Programmers allowed)
11). Open headers are allowed.
12). Tech has final approval
13) Nitrous Oxide allowed on small blocks under 400 cu

Pro Stock Class

Overview

Pro Stock is a naturally aspirated class intended for highly modified four wheel drive trucks and Jeeps. Competition chassis, race bodies and Pro Stock style engines. Vehicles must meet all safety requirements for this class. (See general rules).

Body

1). Any model jeep or truck body allowed – must be recognizable. a). Fenders, doors and roof must be retained if originally OEMequipped. b). No narrowing of the body from the back of cab or tub (Driver Compartment) forward.
2). Narrowing or bobbing of rear quarter panels allowed for tire clearance using the following guidelines.
2a). if narrowed (panels between the tires) panels must extend to the end of the frame.
2b). If Bobbed rear quarter panels must extend a minimum of 12″ behind the cab,
3). Body and grill must extend to and cover all front engine components.
4). Maximum distance from the center of the front axle to the bottom of the (drivers) seat back shall not exceed 84inches. Center seat allowed.
5). A firewall and floor pan must be present protecting driver from engine and driveline components. Minimum 0.030 Steel or 0.060 aluminium required.
6). The firewall shall extend from door to door and from the floor pan to the base of the windshield.
7). The floor pan shall extend from door to door and front of the cab or tub to rear of the cab or tub (drivers compartment). NOTE: the floor pan and firewall shall be securely attached to each other and to the frame work of the chassis.
8). Windshield, Rear and side window glass and related hardware – Not required.
9). Race seats allowed

Chassis

Chassis material shall meet minimum requirements. (See General Rules). However these are minimum standards and do not imply nor guarantee a drivers or vehicles safety.
1).The main frame rails of the chassis shall be constructed of a minimum of 0.080” square steel tubing. Minimum dimensions of 2” X 3” or any Factory frame or frame rails.
Additional frame guidelines:
1a). Minimum length of frame rails shall be from centreline of front axle to centreline of rear axle.
1b). Round tube can be used for additional bracing.
1c). Back half chassis allowed.
2). Minimum 8 point roll cage (NHRA specification/guidelines recommended)
3). Any type suspension allowed.
4). Any type OEM or aftermarket chain or gear drive transfer set ups allowed
5). Any type Transmission allowed. modifications allowed (automatics must be shielded or SFI case)
6). Any OEM style front and rear differentials allowed. Modifications allowed.
7). 4 wheel brakes mandatory, duel master cylinder or OEM style dual reservoir master cylinder required.
8). Fuel cell, radiator and battery may be relocated (must meet General rules).
9). Maximum 46.5” DOT tires only.
10). Maximum wheelbase 130”.
11). Minimum weight with driver: a). 3,000 lbs. For big block equipped vehicles, b). 2,700 lbs. For small block equipped vehicles.

Engine

1). Any OEM type automotive engine. (No aluminum blocks allowed, with the following exception: a). small block aluminum blocks are allowed..
2). Engine placement – engine shall be relocated a maximum of 12 inches back from the centerline of the front axle tube to the #1 sparkplug.
3). Any automotive type of cylinder head allowed.
4). OEM fuel injection only
5). Any automotive type carbureted intake manifold allowed (sheet metal intakes allowed
6). 1 – 4 barrel carburetor allowed (split and stretched Dominators allowed, Predators or SV-1’s allowed).
7). Vacuum pumps and dry sumps allowed
8). Pump gas or Racing gas fuel only (no alcohol/methanol, ethanol allowed).
8a) Nitrous Oxide allowed.
9). No artificial aspiration. Ie; turbochargers or superchargers.
10). Competition exhaust allowed.

Pro Mod Cuts and Paddles Class

Overview

This class is intended for highly modified 4 wheel drive vehicles allowing tube chassis, any engine location and aluminum engine blocks. These vehicles need not resemble any factory produced vehicle. Entry Fee $75 per driver (1 driver allowed)

Body

1) A body is required. It can be constructed from metal, fiberglass or plastic and can be any design
2) A firewall and floorpan must be present protecting driver from engine and driveline components

Drivetrain

1) Chassis material, design and workmanship must meet safety requirements and tech approval
2) Rear engine vehicles roll cage must provide adequate protection to driver legs
3) Any type suspension allowed
4) Vera Trac and similar tires are acceptable on front
5) Dual independent master cylinder brake system required
6) Four independent wheel brakes required
7) Maximum wheelbase 150″
8) Minimum weight with driver and power adders 2450 big block, 2150 small block.

Engine

1) Any automotive type engine acceptable (aluminum blocks allowed)
2) Multiple carbs, Injection and Nitrous allowed (no blowers or turbos)
3) Gas or Alcohol only. No nitro methane or similar fuel accelerators
4) Any safely constructed competition exhaust allowed

**Vehicle must meet all safety requirements.

Open Cuts Class

Overview

This class is intended for highly modified 4 wheel drive vehicles allowing tube chassis, any engine location, aluminum engine blocks and super chargers. These vehicles need not resemble any factory produced vehicle. Entry Fee $75.

Body

1) A body is required. It can be constructed from metal, fiberglass or plastic and can be any design
2) A firewall and floorpan must be present protecting driver from engine and driveline components.

Drivetrain

1) Chassis material, design and workmanship must meet safety requirements and tech approval
2) Rear engine vehicles roll cage must provide adequate protection to driver legs
3) Any type suspension allowed
4) Maximum 46.5″ DOT tires with alterations (Cuts) allowed
5) Vera Trac and similar tires are acceptable on front
6) Minimum weight with driver and power adders 2450 big block, 2150 small block. Minimum weight with driver and no power adders 2150 big block, 1850 small block.
7) Dual independent master cylinder brake system required
8) Four independent wheel brakes required
9) Maximum wheelbase 150″

Engine

1) Any automotive type engine acceptable (aluminum blocks allowed)
2) Blowers, Turbo Chargers, Injection, Multiple carbs, and Nitrous allowed
3) Gas or Alcohol only, no nitro methane or similar fuel accelerators
4) Any safely constructed competition exhaust allowed
5) Blower restraints and belt shield required. Blower and hat blanket and fuel line shield highly recommended

**Vehicle must meet all safety requirements.

Open Paddles Class

Overview

This class is intended for highly modified 4 wheel drive vehicles allowing tube chassis, any engine location, aluminum engine blocks and super chargers. These vehicles need not resemble any factory produced vehicle.

Body

1) A body is required. It can be constructed from metal, fiberglass or plastic and can be any design
2) A firewall and floor pan must be present protecting driver from engine and drive line components.

Drivetrain

1) Chassis material, design and workmanship must meet safety requirements and tech approval
2) Rear engine vehicles roll cage must provide adequate protection to driver legs
3) Any type suspension allowed
4) Paddle tires or maximum 46.5″ DOT tires with alterations (Cuts) allowed
5) Minimum weight with driver and power adders 2450 big block, 2150 small block. Minimum weight with driver and no power adders 2150 big block, 1850 small block.
6) Dual independent master cylinder brake system required
7) Four independent wheel brakes required
8) Maximum wheelbase 150″

Engine

1) Any automotive type engine acceptable (aluminum blocks allowed)
2) Blowers, Turbo Chargers, Injection, Multiple carbs, and Nitrous allowed
3) Gas or Alcohol only, no nitro methane or similar fuel accelerators
4) Any safely constructed competition exhaust allowed
5) Blower restraints and belt shield required. Blower and hat blanket and fuel line shield highly recommended

**Vehicle must meet all safety requirements.