This track day’s purpose is to encourage safe driving and provide you with a location to experience your street car’s full capability.The most important concern during this event is safety. Anyone who drives recklessly will be instantly removed from the event. You must drive responsibly and within your limitations.

• Racing is not permitted. There are no medals or prizes for the fastest lap times.
• Passing is allowed only in the designated zones. Passing zones can be found here.
• A slower-moving vehicle cannot be passed until the driver makes the “passing signal”. The left arm should be extended out the driver’s window and pointed in the direction of the passing side to signify a passing.
• To safely execute the pass, the slower car should remain on-line and “lift” if required. NO DRAG RACING!
• Watch your mirrors. A car is faster than you if the driver is visible in your rearview mirror. As you approach the next passing zone, signal the driver to pass.
• Run the first lap of every session at a slower pace to get your tires, car, and most importantly, your brain warmed up. Pay attention to where the corner employees are located.
• When exiting the track, the driver should extend his left arm straight out the window.
• When the session is completed, finish the remaining lap more slowly to give your brakes time to cool before you reach the pit lane.

This track day’s purpose is to encourage safe driving and provide you with a location to experience your street car’s full capability.The most important concern during this event is safety. Anyone who drives recklessly will be instantly removed from the event. You must drive responsibly and within your limitations.

• Racing is not permitted. There are no medals or prizes for the fastest lap times.
• Passing is allowed only in the designated zones. Passing zones can be found here.
• A slower-moving vehicle cannot be passed until the driver makes the “passing signal”. The left arm should be extended out the driver’s window and pointed in the direction of the passing side to signify a passing.
• To safely execute the pass, the slower car should remain on-line and “lift” if required. NO DRAG RACING!
• Watch your mirrors. A car is faster than you if the driver is visible in your rearview mirror. As you approach the next passing zone, signal the driver to pass.
• Run the first lap of every session at a slower pace to get your tires, car, and most importantly, your brain warmed up. Pay attention to where the corner employees are located.
• When exiting the track, the driver should extend his left arm straight out the window.
• When the session is completed, finish the remaining lap more slowly to give your brakes time to cool before you reach the pit lane.