• 2006 rules are same as last season.
• Oval Car Drivers: use Figure 8 rules (except as noted below) for car preparation
• Oval Derby Purse, Heats and Consolations (Regulations 7 & 8) will be announced night of event.
• Demo Derby drivers: what do you think about a 4 cylinder feature splitting the take?

MANDATORY DRIVERS MEETING WILL BE HELD AT 6:30 PM AT THE REGISTRATION AREA.
 

MANDATORY DRIVERS MEETING WILL BE HELD AT 5:30 PM AT THE REGISTRATION AREA.
 

1. Drivers must be at least 18 years of age. Drivers 16 & 17 years old may drive if a release is signed by parent or legal guardian. (Valid drivers license required) Signature must be witnessed by event official.
2. American cars or station wagons allowed. No imperials, checker cabs, jeeps, trucks, carryalls, convertibles, etc.
3. Same car may only enter 1 preliminary heat.
4. A car must participate in a heat race before it is eligible for a consolation or feature.
5. All drivers must sign a liability release form prior to the event.
6. If a driver qualifies for the feature he/she cannot drive in the consolation race.
7. Drivers will draw for heats and position

1. Drivers must be at least 18 years of age. Drivers 16 & 17 years old may drive if a release is signed by parent or legal guardian. (Valid drivers license required) Signature must be witnessed by event official.
2. American cars or station wagons allowed. No imperials, checker cabs, jeeps, trucks, carryalls, convertibles, etc.
3. Same car may only enter 1 preliminary heat.
4. A car must participate in a heat race before it is eligible for a consolation or feature.
5. All drivers must sign a liability release form prior to the event.
6. If a driver qualifies for the feature he/she cannot drive in the consolation race.
7. Drivers will draw for heats and position

1. Race procedures will be explained at drivers meeting prior to the event
2. No deliberate hitting opponents drivers door. (Automatic Disqualification)
3. Drivers side door must be reinforced with grader blade or similar heavy reinforcement.
4. Driver must remain in the car until it is removed from the track area, unless the car catches fire, then exit immediately.
5. Once car is out of race you must remain stationary until the race is over, stay in car.
6. Fires: Any fire will result in disqualification. One carburetor type flare-up or backfire will be allowed; a second time results in disqualification. Any car disqualified for fire is out for heat.
7. Heats: The derby will be composed of 4 individual heats, 1 or 2 consolation heats, and a feature. The feature will be made up of the top 3 cars from each heat and 2 cars from the consolation(s).
8. Consolation heat(s): Preceding the feature, any cars still able to run will be eligible for the consolation. There will be 1 or 2 consolation heats depending on the number of cars eligible. If 1 heat then the top 2 cars will advance to the feature, if 2 heats the top car from each heat will advance.

1. Drivers may maneuver forward or backwards
2. No deliberate hitting opponents drivers door. (Automatic Disqualification)
3. Driver must initiate contact within one minute or be disqualified. No playing possum.
4. Driver must remain in the car until it is removed from the track area, unless the car catches fire, then exit immediately.
5. Once car is out of race you must remain stationary until the race is over.
6. Fires: Any fire will result in disqualification. One carburetor type flare-up or backfire will be allowed; a second time results in disqualification. Any car disqualified for fire is out for heat.
7. Heats: The derby will be composed of 4 or 5 individual heats, 1 or 2 consolation heats, and a feature. The feature will be made up of the top 3 cars from each heat.
8. Consolation heat(s): Preceding the feature, any cars still able to run will be eligible for the consolation. There will be 1 or 2 consolation heats depending on the number of cars eligible.

PREPARATION OF CARS

1. Slogans & advertising may be placed anywhere on the car except front doors & roof.
2. Radiators & fans may not be relocated
   Transmission coolers may be relocated if covered and appropriate high-pressure lines are used.
3. Batteries may be relocated in a secure position with a protective cover.
4. Bumpers & fenders may be trimmed.
5. ALL glass must be removed prior to reaching the fairgrounds.
6. Gas tanks must be outboard marine gas tanks or like quality; Absolutely no 5 gal buckets or cans. Max 3 gal of gas in tank. Tank must be replaced to back seat area & secured with protective cover.
7. No special bumpers, extra weights, trailer hitches, roll bars, special lifts, blocks, shackles, or special reinforcement except as specified. NO OUTLAW CARS
8. Trunks must be empty of all debris, spare parts, tools, etc.
9. A strap or chain must be placed across center of windshield to prevent hood from being pushed into driver.
10. All doors & wagon gates must be strapped, wired or welded shut, drivers door reinforcement recommended.
11. Safety belts & helmets required.
12. If there is a gas leak, the car is disqualified.
13. Reckless driving or conduct while entering or leaving the track will result in immediate disqualification.
14. Effective 2004: All cars with electric fuel pumps must use steel lines in car. No rubber hoses and must shutoff with key.

• Absolutely no alcohol Allowed in the pits.
• All decisions made by officials are final
• Arguing with officials will not be tolerated &will result in removal from the grounds
• Absolutely no fighting. Anyone seen fighting will be removed from the grounds and or arrested