2007 Halloween Motor Mayhem Rules

October 27th, 2007

 

Trailer Race Rules (10 entries = $500 to win)

Enduro Rules (25 entries = $1000 to win)

Chain-Train Rules (10 entries = $500 to win)

Rollover Contest Rules (10 entries = $500 to win)

 

Call (315) 346-7223 for questions or more details!

 

Chain Train Race - Reserved Colors

(Gold) - Dave Herrin & Larry McComb

(Blue) - Tom Markham & Mike Ramos

(Red) - Ben VanTassel & Ryan Roberts

(Gray) - Jason Dinzler & Jason Dunn

(White/Black) - Randy VanTassel & John VanTassel

 

Several entries have rolled in for all other divisions... All Chain Train competitors -- CALL TO RESERVE YOUR COLOR

 

...any colors not listed here are open, call (315) 346-7223 to verify/reserve...

 

 

 

 

2007 Adirondack International Speedway Trailer Race Rules

 

  1. #1 Rule is to HAVE FUN with this, and to keep it safe!
  2. Any car, small van, or small pickup truck (non-4x4) towing a travel trailer (camper), pop-up camper, or boat. Pop-up campers must be in fully extended position in order to compete.
  3. Tow vehicle – Shoulder and lap belt must be fully functional. All side glass must be removed, windshield can remain intact only with protective screen overtop. Window net must be added on driver side. Front bumpers may be reinforced, however no sharp objects
  4. Boats must be secured to trailer and tow vehicle. Trailer must be secured to tow vehicle with breakaway chains or cables. (maximum trailer length of 24’) No pointed bows. Two or four wheel axle trailers are permitted.
  5. Trailers cannot be rigged to self-destruct leaving only frame to continue racing.
  6. Campers must be fully gutted (including insulation). All appliances and heating/cooling units must be removed, glass must be removed. All trailers must be completely cleaned out including but not limited too mirrors, pots, pans, silverware, trash, etc. All fluids must be drained from trailer.
  7. Boats must be gutted, no motors, fuel tanks, out drives allowed
  8. Skid plates underneath axles, spring shackles, and shock mounts are recommended to save from damage to track surface.
  9. No vehicle-to-vehicle hits, must hit the trailer. Absolutely no driver door hits. Drivers will be DQ’ed immediately for vehicle-to-vehicle hits.
  10. Each trailer will be judged for its starting spot. The better it looks helps grant that team the number one starting spot in front.
  11. All competitors must be ages 16 or older with valid drivers license.
  12. Full-face helmets, long sleeve pants & shirts, and gloves mandatory. Flame retardant suit, neckbrace, approved racing shoes recommended.
  13. Must have a trailer with wheels to become winner (flats will be ignored until sparks start, then you will be black flagged) Trailer tires maximum size of 15”. No studded, or chained tires.
  14. Winner will be last trailer with wheels. In a draw, the winner will be determined by fan applaud.

 

Remember, the #1 rule is to have fun!! And keep it safe!!

Must be pre-registered by October 20th in order to compete.

There will be an minimal raceday entry fee, which is 100% payback to the purse with a bonus to the winner.

 

All vehicles must be removed from the grounds the following Monday or they will be scraped.

 

 

 

 

 

 

2007 Adirondack International Speedway

Four-Cylinder Enduro Rules

 

  1. #1 Rule is to HAVE FUN with this, and to keep it safe!
  2. Any four cylinder compact car. No rotary engines allowed. NO turbos, or supercharged engines.
  3. Stock engine for that make and model from the air cleaner to the exhaust manifold, stock transmission, stock body, frame, and unmodified suspension.
  4. Remove all burnable interior, dash is optional. All insulation under hood must be removed.
  5. Sunroof openings must be sealed off with securely mounted steel.
  6. No mirrors allowed.
  7. All glass, except windshield (optional) must be removed. All broken glass must be removed from interior of car. If windshield is cracked it must be replaced. If replacement is screen or lexan, must have three 3/8” minimum support braces. Window net must be added to drivers side only.
  8. A simple hoop bar behind the seat must be used. Hoop bar must be reinforced with two down bars (connecting at at least 2/3rds of the way up the hoop. for added stability and must be full height and width of car. Four pt. cages or other frame and body supports are highly recommended but not mandatory.
  9. Doors must be welded chained or bolted shut. Drivers side door must be protected. The minimum allowable protection is a 5 foot long piece of 1/8” inch steel plate 6” wide (minimum) welded to the outside of the drivers door and two bars inside that extended from hoop bar to a separate bar mounted to frame behind left front tire.
  10. Must have four wheel functioning brakes. Cars without adequate brakes will not be allowed to compete.
  11. Passenger tires only. Wheels must be of like size. No studded tires or chains.
  12. Bumpers must be chained, welded, or cabled to the frame. Dragging bumpers will result in disqualification.
  13. Battery may be relocated outside of drivers compartment only. Must be secured and boxed.
  14. Gas tanks – If gas tank is ahead of rear axle it may remain in place. If gas tank is behind rear axle or outside frame rails it must be replaced with a fuel cell or boat tank. Fuel cell/bot tank must be secured by minimum 1/8” x 1” steel strap with minimum 3/8” hardware with large head washers and mounted in trunk. Trunk firewall must be sealed off. No plastic tanks.
  15. Full-face helmets, long sleeve pants & shirts, and gloves mandatory. Flame retardant suit, neckbrace, approved racing shoes recommended.
  16. All safety equipment must be used. Seat belt with shoulder strap, and full-face helmet must be used.
  17. Drivers must be at least 16 years of age with a valid drivers license. Competitors under the age of 18 must bring waiver of release form from parent or guardian. Forms are available at the Speedway office (315) 346-RACE.

 

Remember, the #1 rule is to have fun!! And keep it safe!!

Must be pre-registered by October 20th in order to compete.

There will be an minimal raceday entry fee, which is 100% payback to the purse with a bonus to the winner.

 

All vehicles must be removed from the grounds the following Monday or they will be scraped.

 

 

 

2007 Adirondack International Speedway

Chain-Train Race Rules

 

  1. #1 Rule is to HAVE FUN with this, and to keep it safe!
  2. Minimum of two vehicles required. Any vehicle may be used for lead vehicle.
  3. 4-Cylinder vehicles may pull 4, 6, or 8-cylinder vehicle. 6-cylinder vehicle may pull 6 or 8-cylinder vehicle. 8-cylinder vehicles must pull 8-cylinder vehicle.
  4. Lead vehicle – pulling car, motor runs, no brakes.
  5. Trailing vehicle – engine may run for braking purposes, but no drive shaft.
  6. Chain only may be used to secure vehicles. Must be securely chained to bumper. If vehicles become unattached they will be disqualified. Recommended chain length is 18” between cars.
  7. Windshield may remain intact, if cracked it must be replaced. If replacement is lexan or screen, it must be reinforced with 3- 3/8” minimum support braces. All glass (except for windshield), and all headlights, taillights, moldings, grill, etc. must be removed.
  8. No anti-freeze in radiators.
  9. Stock engine for that make and model from the air cleaner to the exhaust manifold, stock transmission, stock body, frame, and unmodified suspension.
  10. Remove all burnable interior, dash is optional. All insulation under hood must be removed.
  11. Sunroof openings must be sealed off with securely mounted steel.
  12. No mirrors allowed.
  13. Doors must be welded, chained, or bolted shut. Drivers side door must be protected. The minimum allowable protection is a 5 foot long piece of 1/8” inch steel plate 6” wide (minimum) welded to the outside of the drivers door. NO driver door hits.
  14. Trailing car must have fully adequate four-wheel brakes
  15. Passenger tires only. Wheels must be of like size. No studded tires or chains.
  16. Battery may be relocated outside of drivers compartment only. Must be secured and boxed.
  17. Full-face helmets, long sleeve pants & shirts, and gloves mandatory. Flame retardant suit, neckbrace, approved racing shoes recommended.
  18. All safety equipment must be used. Seat belt with shoulder strap, and full-face helmet must be used.
  19. Drivers must be at least 16 years of age with a valid drivers license. Competitors under the age of 18 must bring waiver of release form from parent or guardian. Forms are available at the Speedway office (315) 346-RACE.
  20. Lead vehicle must be painted one team color. Trailing vehicle must be painted white with a 18” stripe of team color going from front to rear of vehicle. Call and register color by October 20th before painting vehicles.

(315) 346-7223

 

Remember, the #1 rule is to have fun!! And keep it safe!!

Must be pre-registered by October 20th in order to compete.

There will be a minimal raceday entry fee, which is 100% payback to the purse with a bonus to the winner.

 

All vehicles must be removed from the grounds the following Monday or they will be scraped.

 

 

2007 Adirondack International Speedway

Four-Cylinder Rollover Contest Rules

 

  1. #1 Rule is to HAVE FUN with this, and to keep it safe!
  2. Any four cylinder compact car. No rotary engines allowed. NO turbos, or supercharged engines.
  3. Remove all burnable interior, dash is optional. All insulation under hood must be removed.
  4. Sunroof openings must be sealed off with securely mounted steel.
  5. All glass, except windshield (optional) must be removed. All broken glass must be removed from interior of car. If windshield is cracked it must be removed or replaced. If replacement is screen or lexan, must have three 3/8” minimum support braces. Window net must be added to drivers side only.
  6. A simple hoop bar behind the seat must be used. Hoop bar must be reinforced with two down bars (connecting at at least 2/3rds of the way up the hoop for added stability and must be full height and width of car. Four pt. cages or other frame and body supports are highly recommended but not mandatory.
  7. Doors must be welded chained or bolted shut. Drivers side door is recommended to be protected with side bars connected to floor.
  8. Must have four wheel functioning brakes. Cars without adequate brakes will not be allowed to compete.
  9. Passenger tires only. Wheels must be of like size. No studded tires or chains.
  10. Battery may be relocated outside of drivers compartment only. Must be secured and boxed.
  11. Gas tanks – If gas tank is ahead of rear axle it may remain in place. If gas tank is behind rear axle or outside frame rails it must be replaced with a fuel cell or boat tank. Fuel cell/bot tank must be secured by minimum 1/8” x 1” steel strap with minimum 3/8” hardware with large head washers and mounted in trunk. Trunk firewall must be sealed off. No plastic tanks.

  12. Full-face helmets, neckbrace, long sleeve pants & shirts, and gloves mandatory. Flame retardant suit, approved racing shoes recommended.

  13. Drivers seat and passenger side front seats both must be securely fastened to floor. Lap belt on passenger side must be connected and locked in place. Drivers will use the lap belt on passenger side for additional security when upside down. Any additional straps for safety in time of rollover are highly recommended.
  14. Replacement of drivers seat with approved racing seat with multi-point harness is highly recommended.
  15. All safety equipment must be used. Seat belt with shoulder strap must be in working and good condition.
  16. Drivers must be at least 16 years of age with a valid drivers license. Competitors under the age of 18 must bring waiver of release form from parent or guardian. Forms are available at the Speedway office (315) 346-RACE.

 

Remember, the #1 rule is to have fun!! And keep it safe!!

 

There will be an minimal raceday entry fee, which is 100% payback to the purse.

 

All vehicles must be removed from the grounds by the following Monday or they will be scraped.