2023 PARTICIPANT RULES OF CONDUCT & RACE PROCEDURE
RULE BOOK DISCLAIMER
The rules and/or regulations set forth herein are designed to provide for the orderly conduct of racing events and to establish minimum acceptable requirements for such events. These rules shall govern the condition of all events, and, by participating in these events, all participants are deemed to have complied with these rules. No expressed or implied warranty of safety shall result from the publication of or compliance with these rules and/or regulations. They are intended as a guide for the conduct of the sport and in no way a guarantee against injury or death to a participant, spectator, or official.
The race director shall be empowered to permit reasonable and appropriate deviation from any of the specifications herein or impose any further restrictions that in his opinion do not alter the minimum acceptable requirements. No expressed or implied warranty of safety shall results from such alterations of specifications. Any interpretation or deviation of these rules is left to the discretion of the officials. Their decision is final.
On occasion when situations arise that are not covered by written rules, special rulings may be put into effect by the track officials. Once such rulings are acted upon, they become an act of policy and will be added to the existing rules of procedures.
The Management, Lawrenceburg Speedway
Lawrenceburg Speedway is private property. Spectators and participants are welcome to attend the activities at the facility for entertainment purposes, but the track reserves the right to remove person(s) causing a disturbance or interference with the entertainment on said property.
Any rules questions or inquiries must be submitted in writing through the Lawrenceburg Speedway online contact form.
General Conduct: Lawrenceburg Speedway strives to promote a fun, family friendly facility. All patrons (fans, drivers, crew members, sponsors, etc.) are held to our code of conduct. NO fighting/unsportsmanlike-like conduct/verbal abuse/profanity outburst, or unprofessional displays will be tolerated at any point on the property towards or in front of any Lawrenceburg Speedway staff member. Fines and/or suspension as well as possilbe removal from the property and forfeiture of ticket will be levied if necessary to any situation.
Any participant or car owner, whom, at the judgment of our Race Director, Promoter, Advisory Committee is guilty of conduct detrimental to racing and/or specifically Lawrenceburg Speedway on or off the track, may be suspended and or fined by Lawrenceburg Speedway.
A. This includes but is not limited to:
a. Media Interviews
b. On-Site Interviews
c. Online Articles & Message Boards
d. Social Media (all outlets)
Specifically prohibited behaviors include but are not limited to: Sexually explicit, profane, lewd, indecent, illegal, or defamatory language/actions in any regards towards Lawrenceburg Speedway or a representative of Lawrenceburg Speedway/RPM Productions, Inc. (including but not limited to all staff, officials, contractors, & fellow participants)
Derogatory language regarding personnel or other participants. Comments designed to harass or bully anyone involved: Nude, sexually-oriented, or indecent photos, images or altered pictures.(in regards to those associated with Lawrenceburg Speedway as a participant, car owner, staff, contractor, or official)
Age Restrictions: All racers must be at least 14 years of age to race.
PIT REGULATIONS:
A person must be able to print and sign his or her own name on the required waiver to enter the pit area.
Pit bikes, quads and other vehicles used by race teams will be required to have their car number displayed on each vehicle. If vehicle is reckless or caught speeding the race team with that vehicle will be asked to leave the facilities without refund.
We do not allow drop-offs to the pit area. Any patron that is asking to enter the pit area must purchase a pit pass and/or parking permit for a non-towing vehicle. If you have forgetten something, it is your responsibility to make arrangements to meet that patron at the pit gate.
Armbands must be worn at all times. Failure to do so will result in the purchase of another pit pass.
No baby strollers in the pit area.
No pets in the pit area.
Every person who enters the pit and racing area, or participates in competition sanctioned or promoted by Lawrenceburg Speedway does acknowledge, represent, and warrant that he or she has read, understands, and agrees to abide by the rules in their entirety. Ignorance will not be tolerated as an excuse. Application or permission to participate or enter the grounds shall constitute acceptance of the same. Drivers/owners are urged to share these rules with their crew members. These rules are effective upon publication by Lawrenceburg Speedway, regardless of when a person is subject to the rules or receives actual notice of the rule(s).
Drivers are independent contractors assuming all responsibility for money received as a result of their activities including but not limited to income taxes, FICA, other withheld taxes, and workman’s compensation. Drivers/owners are not employees of Lawrenceburg Speedway.
Drivers agree that themselves, heirs, and assigns will be entitled to the benefits of the competitor accident policy procured by Lawrenceburg Speedway for accidental injuries or death, which are the results of external, violent, and visible means sustained in speedway activities.
The competitor accident policy shall constitute the limit of liability of Lawrenceburg Speedway for such injuries occurring to the driver in speedway activities, and driver unconditionally release and indemnify Lawrenceburg Speedway, regardless of the nature of injury or death.
All persons entering the pit area must read, understand, and sign the Release and Waiver Liability, Assumption of Risk, and Indemnity Agreement. Drivers/owners are urged to share the attached release with all crew members so that they fully understand what they are signing at each event.
In consideration of entering into any of the scheduled events, drivers, car owners, pit-people or agents, agree to permit Lawrenceburg Speedway and its assigned, the use of their names and pictures and picture of the car for advertising and publicity before and after any event, and to relinquish all rights to any photos or sell the same.
Drivers must be at least 14 years of age. Those under the age of 18 must sign the Parental Consent, Release and Waiver of Liability, Assumption of Risk, and Indemnity Agreement at each race event.
Drivers will be paid by check for each night’s racing activities. Earnings may be picked up after each feature event at the pay window located at the pit concession.
Lawrenceburg Speedway reserves the right to inspect all vehicles and trailers entering the pit area.
COOLERS:
No alcoholic beverages or glass containers allowed in the pit area at any time. Coolers will not exceed 14" and Lawrenceburg Speedway security personnel will check the contents at the gate. Please be cooperative with allowing them to check any coolers inside your vehicle.
DUMPING:
Anyone caught dumping, or if it can be proven that they have dumped, anything that is environmentally unsafe, such as oil or tires, will be barred for ONE year, will incur a fine of $500.00, will lose all winnings and points for the season and will be responsible for the cost of any environmental clean-up.
When in the pit area, it is your responsibility to maintain a constant watch for your own protection.
INSPECTION:
The promoter and/or track officials reserve the right to reject any car and/or driver without recourse. Only suitable cars will be approved for competition. All cars and drivers are subject to inspection at any time by tech inspector and/or promoter. No car deemed unsafe or illegal by a track official or tech inspector will be allowed on the track at any time. If a car has been found illegal, upon his next visit to the speedway, the car will be teched prior to the racing events.
It is your responsibility to know and understand the rules before you participate.
Cars that do not pass inspection or those that do not meet minimum requirements set by the track and/or tech inspector will not be able to compete, NO REFUNDS will be given, and any points and monies earned that night will be forfeited.
No mirrors, radios, cameras of any kind, or communication equipment allowed. No on-board computers, or any computer adjustable devices allowed.
Mufflers are required in all classes.
Courtesy Rule. Any car from another track with minor rule differences may at MANAGEMENT’S DISCRETION race on that night, but will be notified of any modifications and will have to be legal on the next visit to the track. The exception to this will be safety specifications which will have no grace period.
Arguing Calls. No one is allowed to argue any call with Track Officials while a race is in progress. Calls will be made at the best of the Official’s abilities, and calls will not be changed. Abusive or improper language by anyone will not be tolerated at Lawrenceburg Speedway. Any type of physical assault towards anyone may result in arrest by the Police. NO fighting/unsportsmanlike-like conduct/verbal abuse, or unprofessional displays will be tolerated. Fines and/or suspension will be levied if necessary to any situation.
The driver and owner assumes responsibility for all actions of pit crew, sponsors, and themselves at all times and shall be the sole spokespersons for the car and crew in any and all matters pertaining to the race and with officials in charge. If the driver is also the owner, only he/she will be the sole spokesperson.
Anyone leaving his or her pit area to go to another pit area to cause a disturbance may be suspended by track management for whatever period of time is deemed necessary.
Firearms and any type of weapons are absolutely prohibited at all times on the ground of Lawrenceburg Speedway, as the facility is private property. At any time, the display of any type of weapon or threat of bodily harm may result in permanent suspension and arrest.
Any driver committing unnecessary contact, harassment, or using any driving tactic that is considered dangerous by the flagman or track official will be deemed rough driving. This rule applies to hot laps, preliminary events, and features. Reprimands for rough driving are covered in the Rules of Procedures.
Absolutely no fighting for any reason. Drivers, owners, crew members, etc. fighting will be subject to a suspension.
No person signing into the pit area shall drink intoxicants and/or use narcotics during a racing event. Any driver or crew member who arrives at Lawrenceburg Speedway under the influence of intoxicants and/or narcotics will be denied participation in the events of that day. No exception to the rule. Lawrenceburg Speedway reserves the right to check teams’ hauler, trailer, or race car for narcotics and/or intoxicants at any time. Any participant suspected of narcotic and/or intoxicant use may be subject to testing. Refusal of testing may result in expulsion or suspension from Lawrenceburg Speedway. Any injured competitor that was determined to be legally intoxicated will result in a denial of insurance benefits.
No driver, car owner, or crew member will have any claim for damages or expenses against the promoter or any track official by reasons of disqualification, damages to the car, or injuries to the drier. All parties agree that the track grounds are considered safe if they take part in the event. It is the duty of all drivers, car owners, and crew members to bring to the attention of track officials any unsafe equipment, practices, or any rules infraction of any car or driver, The driver further acknowledges that the driver is aware that auto racing involves risks and that by competing in an event, the driver assumes these risks with full awareness and knowledge.
No public address interviews, display of signs, or paintings on racecars that use obscenity or profanity, or are considered in bad taste by track officials.
All drivers must have full fire suit and driving gloves.
Helmets must meet ANSI Specifications.
Five point racing harness required. Belts are subject to inspection at anytime.
Sprint Cars will not be pushed off unless the driver is wearing a helmet and are fully suited-the same goes for any car under power.
Excessive speeding in the pit area will not be tolerated and will be subject to a fine.
Owners of the ATV’s are responsible for their use and all injuries that could occur. ATV’s are not permitted in the grandstand area. Speeding or reckless driving will not be tolerated!
All required emergency personnel and flagman must be present before hot laps or competition takes place on the track.
All drivers are required at any time to submit to a physical examination whenever requested by Lawrenceburg Speedway officials.
Any injured or suspended driver or team member shall not participate in any event without approval of Lawrenceburg Speedway officials. Lawrenceburg Speedway officials have the right to request a doctor’s release at any time.
The score booth and flag stand are off limits to drivers, owners, crew and/or family members and to the general public.
Rough driving and/or unsportsmanlike conduct interactions are subject to penalties and/or disqualification to be determined by Lawrenceburg Speedway officials. This rule includes anyone connected with the car and includes conduct on and off the track.
LINE-UP PROCEDURES: - PILL DRAW
A car representatives will draw a pill for heat race line-ups. The car must be in the pits when the pill is drawn. Pill cut off will be 5:30p.m. Any late arrivals not pulling a pill will start at the rear of the heats in a first come, first served manner. If a car(s) misses the heat races, he or she will start at the tail of the consy or feature.
Cars are ranked in order by the pill that they draw, from lowest to highest.
Line-ups will be posted on the pit board. It is each driver’s responsibility to be in line on time. Track officials will not come looking for you. Please line yourself up for your event. Cars will enter the line-up area as directed by the line-up officials. Cars should enter the speedway at a slow and steady pace double file (with the exception of the sprint cars) so that we can go green the next lap.
Please note that the Lawrenceburg Speedway lineup is used only for regular nights of racing. Any race event run by any sanctioning body, such as USAC, ALL STARS, WOO, etc. uses their own system for determining their starting lineups.
QUALIFYING HEAT RACES:
The Race Director will determine the number of qualifying heats to be run for the evening. Cars are then placed in order for the heat races, with the lowest pill number earning the pole for the first heat, second lowest outside pole for first heat, and so on. This is done until each car has a starting berth in a heat race. Cars arriving late may or may not account for changes, at the discretion of the race director.
TRANSFERRING POSITIONS TO THE FEATURE:
If the car count is under 20, all cars will qualify for the feature race. If the car count is just over 20, by management discretion all cars may be allowed to start the feature without requiring a Last Chance Race.
WHEN THE HEAT RACES ARE RUN, the race director will determine the official finishing order. A specified number of the top finishers will transfer to the feature race, with the remainder of finishers placed into one or more last chance races. Last chance races will be lined up in straight up order, according to the heat race finishes.
WHEEL PACKING:
All sprint cars must participate in wheel packing if called on to do so. If failure to do so, subject to no hot laps.
ON TRACK RULES/PROCEDURES:
Safety lights and flags are to be obeyed at all times and strictly enforced.
No passing the pace car what so ever. Doing so will result in going to the tail of the field. If you are already scheduled to be on the tail then the driver will be charged with one caution.
INITIAL START: - PACE:
The pace to be used for all starts and restarts will be set by the leader, and shall be at the pace car or pace truck speed. Cars must stay in order and side-by-side. The pace may not be too fast or too slow, as determined by track officials. A leader who sets a pace that is too slow or too fast may be sent to the tail of the field.
GREEN FLAG:
All original starts in turn four at the orange cone or chalk line. The race is officially started when the flagman waves the green flag. Any car(s)caught passing before the green flag will be penalized as many places as cars passed at the next caution or end of the race whichever comes first.
Alternate car(s) may be added to the feature field if the initial green flag has not been waved. No car(s) will be added to the feature field once the green flag is waved.
To receive any monetary awards you must take the green flag for that race. In other words you will not be paid simply because qualified for a race.
YELLOW FLAG:
If at any time you stop on the track or cause a yellow, you will be sent to the tail. Once you have caused TWO yellows or red flags, or any combination of the two, in the same event, you will be black-flagged. A yellow will not be thrown for any car safely sitting off the track-racing surface. (Inside the tires)
When a yellow flag is waved, all drivers will slow down, and remain in position. There will be absolutely NO racing to the yellow flag. Anybody caught racing to the yellow will be put to the tail. Track Officials will put you back in to your proper order. If a yellow flag waves and no laps have been completed, it will be a complete restart in double file order. If you spin and continue, and the yellow is thrown for you, you will go to the tail of the field.
A complete lap is considered completed when all the cars cross the finish line. It is the scorers discretion to have a complete lap scored if all of the field has completed a lap except the car or last 2 cars on the tail of the field that are the cause of the caution. Form a single line, nose to tail and do not race. Officials will correct the lineup when they receive it from the scorers. Remember that scorers go back to the previous lap completed.
RESTARTS:
All restarts will be single-file with the cone on the front stretch. Drivers must stay in single file order, strictly nose to tail and may not pass until they pass the cone.
All cars must go to the right of the cone at all times. Anyone hitting the cone will receive a TWO position penalty at the end of the race or the next caution. Any car going to the left of the cone under acceleration will go to the tail.
If you spin out and bring out 2 yellows you will be disqualified. More than 2 yellows or reds will also disqualify you.
JUMPING ON STARTS AND RESTARTS: - ZERO TOLERANCE!
The leader or leaders will bring the field to a designated spot (pylon, white line, etc.) on the track at a moderate pace (nose to tail). When this spot is reached the leader or leaders must accelerate. The remainder of the field must do so also. If either front row car jumps the start that car will be moved back to the next row and the car in second row will be moved to the front row. If you do not comply with the penalty, you will be black flagged and disqualified from that race.
If you are not in the line-up chute when the race goes on the track, you will start the tail. If the one lap signal has been given, (or the lights are out) you are not allowed to enter the track. All starts will be double file and will receive the green flag at the cone in turn 4. Restarts will constitute a single line formation so that race officials can correct the lineup as given to them by the scorers. The leader of the race will start all restarts at the cone on the front stretch. Any car going below the cone prior to the start, unless directed by an official, will be sent to the tail. Race line-ups will be posted in advance in which you will be responsible to know which races you will be starting in and your starting position. Failure of any driver to get into you designated position or to allow another driver into their designated position as directed by track officials will result in a black flag.
DRIVER REMINDER:
Drivers should exercise patience on the race track. Driver should respect the other drivers on the track. Please realize that nobody wants unnecessary and unneeded damage to their cars.
Cars black-flagged for blatant behavior such as rough driving, failure to obey officials, deliberately trying to stop the event, etc. will be disqualified and will receive the finishing position, pay, and points for last place of that race. These above infractions will not be tolerated at any time, no exception.
Any Disorderly conduct from driver or crew member toward any driver or track official will be disqualified for the remainder of the night. Second offense will be disqualified for the remainder of the year.
Any driver who stops on the track to protest will be disqualified.
If a driver’s car comes to a stop at any time on the track, the said driver will go to the rear. If a driver has been stopped by an official or if driver stops by an official for safety reasons (loose seat belts, debris on track, etc.), driver will retain their position. Exception: If a driver stops prior to the start of an event said driver will retain starting position.
CAUTION CARS:
Any car that is ruled by Track Officials as causing a caution on any lap will go to the rear of the field. Any car that stops on the track during a caution will be placed on the tail of the field. The call on the caution cars will be a mutual agreement between the Flagman, Spotters, and the Race Director. These will be judgment calls made by our Officials. Please be assured that the Officials will rule on these consistently as possible. Do not expect to get your position back, unless official determination is made otherwise.
DRIVER EXITING CAR:
Any driver who gets out of their car or unbuckles during a caution or red flag or any time while on the track, period, is finished for the race. Drivers can only unbuckle in the event of a fire or when told to do so by track officials. Track Officials or safety crew members can advise drivers of any damage to their cars, but can do no work on the cars. The driver must stay with the car, as it is towed back to the pits. Any driver leaving their race car to argue with officials or competitors will be subject to disqualification and/or suspension.
LAPPED CARS:
Lapped cars are responsible for holding their line in all races all the way around the track. If you run high stay high, if you are running low stay low.
RED FLAG:
Under red flag conditions, all drivers must stop as quickly and safely as possible. Do not drive through the accident scene! Emergency and pit entrances of the track cannot be blocked.
Emergency personnel need to get to the accident scene as quickly as possible.
Red flag conditions, closed red – clean-up time will be minimal. No one is permitted on the track. Drivers are to remain in their cars.
No one is allowed on the racing surface during the race under caution. In the event of a wreck ONLY emergency personnel and speedway officials are allowed on the track. Any crew member, family member, or spectators entering the track will be subject to suspension. All of this is in the interest of safety. While we realize the concerns involved during a wreck we provide the best care possible and will summon any family members, crew members, etc. when necessary.
WORK ON CARS:
There will be no working on cars on the track. An official may check a car for safety reasons. Any car going to the pits will must remain in the pits for the duration of that event.
DAMAGE TO CARS:
If you are involved in an accident and you have a part that is about to come off, we will attempt to remove the part or adjust your sheet metal or tubing so you can continue to race. If we cannot remove or adjust the part within a very short period of time and without the assistance of tools or excessive force, you will be requested to leave the track.
SWITCHING CARS:
If driver does not make the race in his/her own car, he can start the race in a qualified car but must start from the tail. During the race no switching of cars will be allowed. If you qualify two cars you automatically scratch your first time. Inform one of the officials if you are switching cars. No switching of cars will be permitted during a race.
Alternate car(s) may be added to the feature field if the initial green flag has not been waved. No car(s) will be added to the feature field once the green flag is waved.
To receive any monetary awards you must take the green flag for that race. In other words you will not be paid simply because qualified for a race.
WEIGHING:
Under no circumstances will a driver drive by or stop at his/her trailer before weighing after any race. The amount of cars that will be weighed from each race will be announced at the drivers meeting. You must drive directly to the scales without stopping and line up for weighing. NO EXCEPTIONS. Failure to do so will disqualify you for the race.
TIME LIMITS:
To expedite the racing program the following time restraints will be put in place. Race time limits of one min. per lap such as 10 laps or 10 min. will be used in all classes. Red flag time is not counted against the time limit. If the time limit is reached under the yellow flag, the race will be restarted one final time. When a time limit has been reached, cars will be scored as to where they would have lined up on a restart. This system will be used on all heats and c, or b mains.
LAP DEFINITION:
A lap is considered a lap when the leader has passed the flag stand. Once the yellow or red light is displayed, all scoring stops. Do not race back to the flag stand. The remainder of the field will be filled in from the last completed lap.
RACE SCORING:
All scoring will be done at the start/finish line. Results and decisions will be made by scorers and/or track officials. No videos, pictures, etc. will be used to make rulings.
No participant shall subject a scorer or any track official to verbal or physical abuse or improper language at any time. The driver/owner assumes responsibility for the actions of their crew and themselves.
Only the driver or car owner as designated pit registration form may file a scoring or race protest. All protests will be filed with the pit steward. The driver or car owner will have five minutes after the results have been posted to file a protest.
Any driver, owner, or pit crew member entering the scoring tower or flag stand will be suspended for a minimum of one week and may disqualify the car and/or driver for a minimum of one week of racing, at the discretion of Lawrenceburg Speedway.
All disputes will be handled in a professional way. The driver and/or car owner should present himself in a positive manner – one that is acceptable by those he or she represents, and those who are nearby. At no time will drivers and/or owners be permitted to discuss race or scoring protests or disputes in the grandstand area.
The promoter, flagman, and track officials will enforce the rules of procedures and conduct, and determine sanctions.
EXITING THE TRACK:
If more than one car exits the race on the same lap, their finish will be determined by their last completed lap.
MEANING OF THE FLAGS:
GREEN FLAG – The race officially begins or signals a restart after a caution or red flag period.
YELLOW FLAG – Drivers must reduce speed and maintain position.
RED FLAG – Slow immediately and come to a complete stop.
BLACK FLAG – Disqualification/consultation, driver must proceed to the pits.
BLUE FLAG – Leaders approaching, slower car is to give lapping car consideration.
WHITE FLAG – One lap remaining in the event.
CHECKERED FLAG – Race is officially complete, race leader is declared the winner.
FINALITY OF DECISIONS AND INTERPRETATIONS AND COVENANT NOT TO SUE:
The decisions of Lawrenceburg Speedway officials or promoter at an event, including the interpretation and application of rules and the scoring of positions, shall be FINAL, BINDING, and NON-APPEALABLE, except in the case of a suspension or fine, which is further explained in the SUSPENSIONS/FINES & APPEALS category.
All participants, as a condition of participating in an event, agree that ALL decisions of officials or the promoter, regarding the interpretation and application of the rules, and the scoring of positions, shall be NON-LITIGABLE. All participants further covenant and agree that they will NOT initiate any of legal action against Lawrenceburg Speedway, the promoter, and officials to challenge such decision, to seek monetary damages, to seek injunctive relief, or to seek any kind of legal remedy. If a participant pursues any such legal action, which violates this provision, then the participant and/or owner expressly agrees to reimburse Lawrenceburg Speedway for ALL of its ATTORNEY FEES and COSTS IN DEFENDING AGAINST SUCH LEGAL ACTION.
SUSPENSIONS/FINES & APPEALS PROCESS:
Lawrenceburg Speedway will determine any and all suspensions/fines that are covered in the rules and procedures and any violation that may come up during the year. Lawrenceburg Speedway will make judgment on the sanctions and violator(s) will be sent official notice by a certified letter, return receipt requested.
The violator(s) will have the opportunity to appeal his or her sanction and must do so in writing accompanied by an relevant documentation within three days of being notified of the violation. Lawrenceburg Speedway then will set a date and time for the hearing. The violator will present his case to Lawrenceburg Speedway. Following the appeal hearing with the violator, Lawrenceburg Speedway will conduct further follow-ups, meetings, hearings, etc. with any other necessary party. Judgment then will be rendered to the violator by a certified letter, return receipt.
RAIN OUTS/CANCELLATIONS/UNCOMPLETED EVENTS:
Track officials may cancel a race if dangerous or unsafe conditions arise. If the race is called because of an accident or weather, the payoff will be based on the last completed green flag lap. All cars involved in the final caution will be scored at the end of the last completed lap. For the race to be considered official, at least 50% of the scheduled number of laps must have been completed.
If all of the preliminary races or part of the features have been completed and the weather forces the program to be cancelled, there will be no "rainout". Make-up features will be run in the subsequent nights, if possible, and no new cars will be added to the field. Also, if all of the preliminaries are completed on day on of a two-day show, no new cars will be able to compete on the second day in a consy or feature, unless they were in the pit area on the first day.
If the races are cancelled prior to the completion of all of the preliminary events, a "rain out" will be declared. Your tickets will be good for any race remainder of the year (excluding WOO events or Night of Destruction) at face value. If an increased admission event occurs in one of the following weeks, you may use your rain check and pay the difference. No refunds will be given for the difference in the ticket prices in either case.
Exception: If feature event(s) is/are cancelled and the show has been considered a complete show, and no rain date will be utilized, the total feature purse may be split equally among the qualified drivers, if 50% or more of the feature has not been completed. Officials also reserves the right to choose a scenario that best fits the interest of Lawrenceburg Speedway, which may or may not include a make-up night or refunding of all gate receipts.
LAWRENCEBURG SPEEDWAY POINTS SYSTEM
POINTS WILL BE AWARDED TO DRIVERS ONLY
Drivers will earn show up, heat race, and feature points. Points are awarded in the following fashion.
HEAT & POINTS
1st – 25pts.
2nd – 20pts.
3rd – 15pts.
4th – 10pts.
All heat race starters – 5pts.
A car that does not start a heat race will not earn heat points.
FEATURE POINTS
1ST – 150 11TH - 80
2ND – 140 12TH - 75
3RD – 130 13TH - 70
4TH – 120 14TH - 65
5TH – 110 15TH - 60
6TH – 105 16TH – 55
7TH – 100 17TH - 50
8TH – 95 18TH - 45
9TH – 90 19TH - 40
10TH - 85 20TH – 35
Cars failing to qualify for the main event will earn 50 points.
CANCELLATION PROVISION:
Points will be awarded if a racing program is rained out after it has started. All cars that are registered with the Race Director for competition on that night will receive 50 points. If all of a divisions heat races are completed, the heat race points will also be awarded.
TIE-BREAKER:
If a tie-breaker in points is needed to determine a starting position, the tie-breaker will be the best feature finish or finishes.
ANY SITUATION THAT ARISES THAT IS NOT COVERED WILL BE DETERMINED BY THE PROMOTOR OR RACE DIRECTOR