2012 general rules
Subject to change over the off season
If you have any questions feel free to call (856)-208-1522
General (all classes)
1) No
alcohol in the pits. There is no tolerance for this and you will be forced to leave with no refunds.
2) No
one under the age of 17 allowed in the pits. (16 year olds are allowed with guardian’s signature and proper i.d including
birth certificate.)
3)
The Speed limit anywhere other than while racing is 5MPH.
4)
NO Flip Flops. Where boots!!! along with your pit crew. Not only is this a state rule, we have to keep in mind this is a mud
track, not the boardwalk. You will be forced to sit in teh stands if you have open shoes on.
Registration: (all classes)
1)
Registration will begin at .
2) The order you register will be the order
which in you compete ( in example, if you are the third driver to enter into class 2, you would be assigned the number 2/3).If
you have 2 drivers running your truck the number would be 2/3-4-5 etc.
3) The number
you are assigned must be written on the drivers side of your vehicle with window chalk, an official will be doing this
4) Your
vehicle will have a safety inspection performed before your vehicle enters the pits. (please see safety rules to be sure your
vehicle will pass.)
5)
The tech inspectors are here to help keep the event safe for the driver, the spectators and ourselves,
please treat them with respect. If there is a disagreement lets work it out and not sit there and argue.
Before the race: (all
classes)
Please be on time, I understand that stuff happens.
We can not easily add the paperwork of a late show up
1) Please feel free to park wherever
in the pits.
2)
Please do not start your vehicle until after 12:00PM, if you drove in please park and shut your
vehicle off until 12:00PM. (Local Ordinance)
3) At 12:50 PM there will be a MANDATORY drivers
meeting, where we will refresh ourselves with the rules and concept of the event, after this I will answer any questions. Please
stay around to hear others questions and conversations just incase you end up running one of these classes some day.
4) After the drivers meeting please report back to the pits promptly.
5) Trucks will come out
immediately after the drivers meeting and they will be staged. Class 1 will be staged by the starting line. #1/1 will report
at the starting line.
Rules of the Race:
1) When you pull up to the starting
line, please have safety equipment on and ready. (Full Face Helmet on and strapped, Neck brace on, and seat belt fastened.)
2) There
will be a person staging you about 10 feet from the the starting beam.
3) Once he stops you, you are
now staged, keep an eye on the traffic light, when the light turns green go. This does not start the timer but is an indication
that all officials are ready for you to go.
4) If your pass is a distance pass and you get stuck, there
will be an official with a red flag and will wave it once forward progression comes to a halt. Once red flag is waived, do
not stay on the throttle.
5)
Exception to the stop rules, is when using a clutch, if you have to engage the clutch to shift
and your vehicle comes to a halt you will not be flagged.t in a DQ.
6) Out of
Bounds is considered when a tire goes up the wall and part of you tire has rode on ground level. Out of Bounds will result
in a DQ.
7)
DO NOT attempt to reverse out of the pit, put your vehicle in neutral and let the extraction
device pull you out.
8)
If for some reason the cable comes off of the attachment, or if your attachment comes off, YOU will be responsible to get out of your truck and hook it up.
9) All vehicles that get stuck
will be measured off of the front of their body, extended bumpers and wheelbases do not count.
10) All vehicles in classes 1,2,5and
possibly 3 (depending on track conditions) will have the cable attached.
11) If you are to make it out of the
other side of the track,please come to a stop
12) Once you come to a stop someone will disconnect the cable off of your
truck and you will then proceed to your next destination
13) All entries will consist of 2 passes, once you
are done you will go right back into line in the order you were last time.
14) After your second pass for the
class is completed, please bring your truck back to the pits, unless you have entered another class, at this point you will
precede to the proper staging area for your next class.
15) If you are unfortunate enough to break your
truck you will be refunded your entry fee for any classes you were not able to compete in. You WILL NOT be refunded for the
CLASS that you broke in.
16)
Finally please be ready when it is your turn.
Payouts and entry fees: (H&H and flat track)
All payouts will be 100% of entry fees
For example lets say 20
trucks enter class 2 at $25 entry fees, the total purse would be $500. This would be split 3 ways. First
will be taking back 60% at $300, Second taking back 30% at $150 and third will be taking back 10% at $50. Classes that have
less than 7 entries will only have the top 2 guys splitting the purse 60/40, classes with under 5 entries winner takes all.
If a class gets over 30 entries 4th and
5th place will get 10% of the purse.
There must be at least 3 entries in each class in order for the class to exist.
Entry fees are as follows:
H&H:
Class 1,2,3,5 and ATV $25
Classes 4,6,7, $35
Class 8
$50
Protests:
If you believe someone is cheating or
has possibly altered their truck after tech inspection, please notify an official BEFORE THE TRUCK HAS MADE IT’S PASS
IN THE CLASS and a tech inspection for your complaint will be performed only to confirm you protest as soon as they are done
racing. A protest will cost $100. If the person being protested against turns out legit he will get $50 and Mud in the Pines
will collect the other $50. If you turn out correct you will get your money back and the other TRUCK will be DQed in the class
they were running with no refund. If it is a point’s race they will receive 0 points for that class. When the word “truck”
is used it means all drivers will be DQed from the class. Protests are not valid after the truck has made its first pass in
that class. In order to perform a protest, you must be a driver competing in the class of the truck you are protesting against.