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2022 HKC
RULES

The posted rulebook is here for a reason. We abide by this book on a weekly basis. Please make sure you read this thoroughyly and understand the "said" rules. These are allowed to be changed at anytime. THese will posted at the track for 2021 to reference them in person. click the icon below to download and keep on your phone or computer.

GENERAL RULES

  1. Hunterstown Speedway will be OPEN TIRE rule for the 2023 season with the exception a few Reaper Tire Points & $$Money$$ classes.

  2. FIRE EXTINGUISHERS ARE MANDATORY IN ALL PIT SPOTS.

  3. INSURANCE PIT PASS ARM BANDS ARE REQUIRED AT ALL TIMES IN THE PIT AREA.  Anyone caught in the pit area WITHOUT a pass, will be given a warning to obtain one immediately.  If that same person is caught in the pits again without at pass, he/she will be banned from the pits indefinitely.  That person will be fined $50.00 which must be paid prior to being permitted on the property.  Any driver that has someone in their pit area that does not have a pass will not be allowed to race.  If anyone enters the pit area after the races have started and do not have a pass, that driver will lose his/her points for the event.

  4. Anyone obtaining an INSURANCE PIT PASS ARMBAND AND SIGNING WAIVER TO BE IN THE PIT AREA IS AGREEING TO ALL RULES WRITTEN AND UNWRITTEN.  Everyone is also to abide to any decisions made by the board officers or track officials.

  5. Mandatory Drivers’ Meeting – Failure to attend a drivers’ meeting will result in driver starting in the rear of the heat.  ALL junior drivers must have a parent or guardian present at the drivers’ meeting with the junior driver.

  6. No one is permitted in the scoring tower without permission from one (1) of the track officials or board members.  Entry without permission will result in a loss of points for the night.

  7. Do not park in the pit area unless you have a kart.

  8. Reserved pit spaces must be honored.  If anyone other than the reserved space holder is parked in the space, they will be asked to move to another pit space.

  9. ZERO TOLERANCE POLICY: No glass containers of any kind are permitted on the Hunterstown Kart Club property.  No alcoholic beverages or illegal substances will be allowed in the pits.  If anyone in the driver’s party is found drinking or using illegal substances, the driver will be disqualified from racing that night.  If the driver is found drinking or using illegal substances, that driver will be out for the year and not eligible for any awards. Anyone found to be under the influence may be subject to a breathalyzer test. 

  10. NO FIREARMS are permitted on Hunterstown Kart Club property.

  11. NO KART DRIVING IN THE PIT AREA.  All drivers MUST STOP THEIR KART BEFORE THE LINE EXITING THE SCALES.  Drivers must push their karts to the grid area and then start them.  Any driver found driving their kart in the pits will lose their points for the event. Pit buggies are to stay at the bottom of the grid. NO EXCUSES

  12. Anyone calling the police to the Hunterstown Kart Club without the permission of the club officers, will not be permitted to race at Hunterstown Kart Club indefinitely. We need to know the nature of the call before it is made.

  13. CAMPING IS NOT PERMITTED DURING ANY EVENTS.

  14. EQUIPMENT FINES:  Anyone who damages any property, buildings, equipment, etc belonging to  Hunterstown Kart Club will be fined an amount determined by the board. **THIS INCLUDES TRANSPONDERS**

  15. UNSPORTSMANLIKE CONDUCT WILL NOT BE TOLERATED.  This includes swearing, pushing, shoving, obscene language or gestures by drivers and spectators.  Fines will be assessed as follows: 

            1st offense--$75.00 fine and possible suspension, per review by the board.   

            2nd offense--$85.00 fine plus two (2) weeks suspension, per review by the board

            3rd offense--$95.00 fine and banned from racing for the remainder of the season and lose any end of                  year awards and money, per review by the board.

  16. THROWING A PUNCH OR ANY PHYSICAL FIGHTING THE DRIVER/SPECTATOR WILL BE BANNED FOR   

       THE YEAR AND LOSE ANY END OF YEAR AWARDS AND MONEY, PER REVIEW BY THE BOARD. 

  17. THE DRIVER IS RESPONSIBLE for himself/herself, their crew and other spectators in their pit area.

  18. FINES or SUSPENSIONS— All fines must be paid before being allowed back in the pits or to race.  All                      suspension time periods must be served before being allowed back in the pits or to race.  NO EXCEPTIONS!            Any driver with outstanding fines/suspensions will not be eligible for any end of year awards or money.                Fines/suspensions will be carried over year to year.  Drivers/spectator must pay any fines or serve                        suspensions in the next racing season prior to being permitted on Hunterstown Kart Club property

  18a. THIS INCLUDES ANY TRACK OFFICIAL AND/OR STAFF. NO EXCEPTIONS  

  19. Weather cancellation – Pit passes are honored the following week ONLY if there are zero (0) karts on  the               track before cancellation.  See Points & Awards for rules on points related to weather cancellation.

20. ATV OR GOLF CARTS - Any persons operating these machines will be required to have a Valid Driver's License. AT NO POINT IN TIME SHOULD THESE MACHINE BE DRIVEN ON THE GRID OR A HIGH RATE OF SPEED ON THE PROPERTY! If found violating this rule possible disciplinary action will be taken per the decision of the board of directors. ALL GOLF KART owners are to submit proof of insurance before the are to be used on the property. Please submit to a member of the Board of Directors to keep on file. 

age regulations

  1. Proof of age is required for all minor drivers seventeen (17) years of age and younger.  A copy of driver’s birth certificate must be visualized by track registration official.  

  2. Any minor driver will be given two (2) weeks to present a copy of birth certificate.  If a copy is not presented within two (2) weeks, the driver will not be permitted to race until one is provided.  

  3. Age limitations are effective December 31, 2021.  THERE ARE NO EXCEPTIONS TO THIS RULE.

  4. Age Waiver-- Any driver that is sixteen (16) years old by December 31, 2021 MUST run in a Senior class.  If a minor driver’s birthday falls after December 31, 2021, then he or she may stay in a Junior class or waiver up to a Senior class.  An Age Waiver Consent Form must be signed by parent/guardian and driver.

    1. Junior class to junior class – In addition to the class you are of proper age to run, you may run one class higher than that class in addition to your regular class.  **This means you may run both classes on any given night.

    2. Junior class to senior class – Any driver may move up from a junior class to a senior class with a signed age waiver.  If you are racing for points, after two (2) weeks in senior class, you are not able to waiver back down to a junior class.  

      1. There may be some circumstances when there is only one (1) kart present to race a Junior Champ or Junior Restricted class.  Only at this time it may be permitted to race in a senior class as approved by the board.  Points will be earned for the class that the driver participated in.

      2. If a minor driver is only running the money class and does not race at the speedway on a weekly basis, then the junior to senior waiver rule does not apply.

points & awards

  1. Year End Awards – A driver must have raced 60% of the point races to qualify for year end awards.  An Awards Banquet ticket MUST be purchased by the driver to receive any year end awards.

  2. Tie In Points -- In the event of a tie in points at the end of the season, the driver who has the most feature wins will take 1st place for that class.  If there is still a tie, then it will go to the driver who had the most 2nds, 3rds, and so forth.  This format will also be used when breaking a tie for the final four (4) weeks of inversion.

  3. Double Points Events – On weeks that double points are being offered, drivers will receive double heat race points and double feature race points.  In the event of weather cancellation, the rules of #4 will be followed.

  4. Weather Cancellation -- If any race is rained out and all of the heats were ran, then every driver that paid an entry fee will be awarded 150 points in addition to their points earned in the heat race.  If all of the heats are not completed and races are cancelled, the driver’s race entry fee ONLY will be honored the following week.  If races are rained out at any point during the feature races, completed feature drivers will receive finishing place points as normal.  Any features that are not run due to weather, drivers will receive 150 points in addition to their heat race points.

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POSITION

1st

2nd

3rd

4th

5th

6th

7th

8th

9th

10th

HEAT

50

45

40

35

30

25

20

15

10

10

FEATURE

150

125

100

95

90

85

80

75

70

65

CLASSES

  1. Hunterstown Kart Club, Inc. will post a list of Classes offered.  Classes may be added or deleted at the discretion of track officials. ( A Class list will be posted)

  2. If a class normally has three (3) or more karts then a week occurs that there is only one (1) or two (2) karts, the driver will receive points for the race as long as he/she goes out when that class is called and take the green flag.  This rule is here for the drivers that support Hunterstown Speedway each and every week.  

  3. Classes with less than three (3) karts for three (3) consecutive weeks may be eliminated for the year, pending the drivers can move into another class.

  4. Drivers CANNOT switch to another class once the 1st Heat race begins. Example: Drivers engine fails in his/her class in practice, cannot switch another engine package and register for another class once the 1st Heat Race begins.

race rules

  1. Intent to Defraud – Any competitor who would falsify his or her age, modify their kart or engine with the intent to compete illegally or defraud the race officials by such modifications or actions, will  result in the loss of points and awards for that event and be subject to suspension upon review of all evidence by the Hunterstown Kart Club Officials.  Hunterstown Kart Club Officials reserve the right to impound any illegal parts for further review. If found with the intent to cheat (big cam, big carb., any fuel additive etc.) you will lose ALL points and awards gained up to and including that point in the season. 

  2. Unsportsmanlike driving penalties (rough driving) will not be tolerated at any point during a race, in the pit chute or at the scales.  Competitor(s) participating in such actions will be black flagged and receive zero (0) points for that event. If the driver is issued a black flag in the Heat race they are eligible to participate in the feature event (they will start last in the feature event). 

  3. Transponders are assigned and distributed at registration.  A state driver’s license or ID will be required to receive a transponder.  The transponder shall be placed on the steering shaft, on the left side nerf bar, in a transponder bag.  Transponders must be returned to receive weekly points and/or awards. 

          a. Any driver who goes out on the track and does not record having a transponder on their kart: Driver will               lose their starting position (will be moved to the back of the line-up) and a transponder will be retrieved               by an official and placed on the kart.

          b. Penalty for not attaching a transponder correctly to the kart: If the transponder comes off and becomes                  broken – the replacement, or repair, cost for the transponder will be the driver’s responsibility.  The                      driver will be disqualified.  

           c. Replacement cost of a transponder - $330.00 

                       i.   Any driver who loses their transponder will be responsible for replacing it.   

                       ii.  Any driver who breaks a transponder not related to an accident on the track will be responsible                             for replacing it.  

   4. RACECEIVER RADIOS ARE MANDATORY.  EVERY driver MUST have a working receiver at all times.

      a. Any driver who races with a broken receiver will have to pay the $10.00 to rent one and then you will start             in the rear.  Any driver returning a rented receiver damaged will pay replacement cost.

   5. Medical – Anyone needing medical attention must notify the track secretary the day of the event.  The                  medical insurance ceases when the drive returns to racing by signing a medical waiver. 

   6. Start of the Race 

       a. When a class is called to the grid, go to your starting spot on the grid and get ready to start engines.  Track           officials reserve the right to penalize any driver who is not on the grid within the line-up of their class.                 Meaning that you will start in the rear.  This is in an effort to reduce the risk of injury to all persons on the             grid. ONLY DRIVER AND ONE CREW MEMBER IS ALLOWED ON THE GRID PER KART AT ANY GIVEN TIME 

      b. KART MUST BE ON THE ASPHALT BEFORE STARTING MOTOR. 

      c. Questions concerning your line-up position MUST be addressed prior to going out on the track.  After the               FIRST kart is on the track, no position will be changed.  If a kart drops out prior to the green flag, karts in               that line move forward.

      d. Starting positions for the heat race will be based on pulling pills.  Feature starts will be determined by the             heat race finish unless otherwise announced.

      e. When the first kart from a class touches the racing surface the two (2) minute clock begins.  After the                   expiration of the 2 min clock, no racers is allowed to enter onto the track surface.  NO ONE WILL BE                       PERMITTED TO ENTER THE TRACK AFTER THE TWO (2) MINUTE CLOCK EXPIRES. 

      f. # of Laps will be at the discretion of track officials and may be affected by time constraints, weather, and               number of karts.  Special events and classes may have more or less laps and will be announced.  Regular               racing includes:

               i. Points Heat races will be twelve (12) laps.

               ii. Points Feature races will be fifteen (15) laps.

               iii. Saturday Night Thunder Feature races will be twenty (20) laps.  These classes will do qualifying laps.

       g. There will be a twelve (12) minute time limit for heat races and fifteen (15) minute limit for the feature                   races from the drop of the green flag.  Time during any red flag condition will be excluded.

       h. Number of karts in heat races

                i. All junior classes and the Sr. classes will be split for the heat race in the event that there are                                twelve (15) or more entries.  There will be no more than twenty-four (24) karts in any class in feature                    race.

                ii. In the event that a consolation race is needed, the top eighteen (18) starting positions will be                               determined by the heat race results.  Six (6) karts will transfer from the consolation race to the                             feature race.  Consolation races will have the same number of laps as the heat races

   7. Green Flag

        a. All karts must take the green flag to receive points. 

        b. All starts and restarts will be when the HEAD Flagman throws the green flag.  Use of pylons/cones will be             at the discretion of the track officials.  Flagmen are in charge when the race starts.  If a Corner Flagman                 throws a yellow and the Head Flagman has the green flag out, the yellow flag will be honored.

        c. There will be one (1) chance at a double file start, after that, the race will be restarted single file. 

   8. Yellow Flag 

        a. In the event of a yellow flag on the first lap and All of the drivers did not cross the finish line, there will be             a COMPLETE restart, single file. 

        b. In the event of an accident, the competitor(s) causing the caution, along with any competitor that stops               on the track will be sent to the rear.  Competitor(s) who are told to go to the rear and refuse will be                     black-flagged. (Driver will get on (1) chance to do so.)  This will result in zero (0) points for that race.

        c. All restart line-ups will revert to the last completed lap with ALL competitor(s) involved with the incident                 going to the rear. 

        d. You may have one (1) engine restart after the green flag drops. 

        e. If your engine stalls under caution, and you were not the cause of the caution, you will get your spot back. 

        f. If a kart is disabled ONLY due to a chain popping off, the driver will have one (1) opportunity to repair this               on the track without tools and will start in the rear.

   9. Blue Flag 

        a. All karts being lapped will be given the blue flag and/or contacted by raceceiver, that the leaders are                     coming and to hold your line. 

   10. White Flag 

        a. If the leader takes the white flag and there is a caution on the final lap, the race is complete.  There will                 not be a one (1) lap shoot-out.  Everyone will be scored accordingly with the competitor(s) causing the                   caution to be scored at the rear. 

    11. Black Flag 

        a. Any kart causing three (3) cautions in one race will be black flagged off the track and scored accordingly. 

        b. Any driver that intentionally spins out, that driver will be black flagged off the track and will result in a                 loss of points for that race. 

        c. If a driver is black flagged for any reason, GET OFF THE TRACK IMMEDIATELY!!!  If the driver is not off the                 track within one (1) lap, that driver will lose points for the entire event which includes Heat and Feature. 

        d. When a class is black flagged off of the track for any reason, the race will be ran at the end of the program             according to the last completed lap.  If there is one (1) lap completed, nobody in the infield can restart.  If               the class is black flagged without any laps completed, the race will be started by the original line-up and               all karts can restart in their original position. 

     12. Red Flag 

          a. Pull to the inside of the track, stopping immediately and shut off karts engine to allow emergency                       personnel on the track to access the incident. 

          b. Any driver that does not stop their kart as quickly and safely as possible under the red flag will be                         disqualified from that event.  NO EXCEPTIONS!! 

          c. In the event of a red flag after ¾ of the race is complete, the race will be considered complete. 

             EXAMPLE – nine (9) of twelve (12) laps or twelve (12) of fifteen (15) laps.

             The order of the finish will revert back to the last completed green flag lap with the person causing the                 red flag scored at the rear.

     13. Checkered Flag 

          a. Once the checkered flag is thrown, the race is complete. 

     14. Finish of the Race

          a. Any kart (s) that do not finish the race will be scored accordingly and given points. 

          b. All karts must scale at the end of the race to receive points. 

     15. POSITIVELY NO STOPPING ON THE TRACK to make adjustments at anytime (removal of damaged, unsafe                  bodywork) is allowed with permission of flagman or Race Director.  Anyone stopping on the track will be                BLACK FLAGGED and lose his/her points for the night.   

     16. Anyone deliberately not obeying track officials will be BLACK FLAGGED for the night.  

     17. NO DRIVER is permitted to exit the track at the ambulance entrance for any reason.

PROTESTS

  1. The Hunterstown Kart Club Officers that are listed on the front page, are to be used for discussing disagreements and answering and questions that DRIVERS may have.  The officers and other track officials (Flagman, Race Director etc) will be involved in the decision making process of all protests.  THE DECISION MADE BY THE MAJORITY IS FINAL IN ALL PROBLEMS AND WILL BE TO THE BEST INTEREST OF ALL PARTIES INVOLVED. 

  2. You must have raced in the same race that you may be protesting.  NOTE: Your kart will be teched before your competitors kart. 

  3. All protests must be placed with a TRACK OFFICIAL before the kart you are protesting leaves the scales.  You may pay for a protest before you go out on the track, or have a representative pay on your behalf. 

  4. If protested competitor is illegal, protester gets his/her money back.  If the protested competitor is legal, the protested receives the money.  If the competitor is found to be illegal, the driver will be disqualified and will  loses his/her points for the night.

  5. PROTEST FEES 

          a. Fuel tech, restrictor plate, carb only OR oil (4-cycle)                     $50.00 

          b. 4-cycle top end (carb, stroke, head, cam profile)                          $200.00 

          c. Complete 4-cycle tear down ($50.00/tech and $250.00/karter)       $300.00 

          d. 2-cycle top end (to crank and rod)                                              $75.00 

          e. Complete 2-cycle tear down                                                      $125.00 

          f. Kart tech (body, seat, chassis, etc)                                               $50.00 

 

   6. The current WKA Technical Manual is used as a guideline for all tech issues excluding the Clone that will be             NKA or AKRA Book. (Driver must declare motor at tech )

   7. Hunterstown Kart Club official reserve the right to tech any kart and/or engine at any time. 

   8. ONLY TECH PERSONNEL, KART DRIVER/DRIVER REPRESENTATIVE AND TRACK OFFICIALS ARE ALLOWED IN THE             TECH AREA DURING TEAR DOWN!!! 

   9. Tech officials are present to complete the tear down from either a protest or track decision.  Any person that         harasses, or disrupts, the tech officials with their actions will lose their points for the night in all classes. 

   10. IF FOUND ILLEGAL IN THE HEAT OR FEATURE 

           1st offense  Lose points for the night.

           2nd offense Lose points for the night, suspended for one (1) race.

           3rd offense  Suspended from racing for the year, lose all rights to any awards and money (per 

           decision of track officials)

    11. The penalty for refusing tech/tear down is the same as if found illegal. 

tech & Safety

  1. Helmets/Clothing 

       a. Current SNELL Rating is SA2020, however SA2015 can be used. 

          All DOT Motorcycle Helmets may be used as long at the DOT sticker is visible and in good working order. It              is recommended to replace your DOT Approved Helmet after 5 years from the Manufacturers date located              inside the helmet. The helmet must be replaced 7 years after the Manufacturer's Date in order to be used at            Hunterstown Speedway. 

       b. Drivers must wear heavy jackets, heavy pants, gloves, high top leather shoes, neck brace and an approved              SA 2015 or 2020/DOT Approved, or newer, full face helmet.  No skin should be exposed.

       c. All Jr. Sportsman Champ kart racers are recommended to wear a full or 2 pcs SFI Certified fire suit. 

       d. It is recommended that ALL ADULT CHAMP kart drivers wear a SFI Certified fire suit. (Full or 2 Pcs) 

       e. CHEST PROTECTORS ARE MANDATORY PER NKA/WKA SPECS AS A GUIDELINE for all children

          twelve (12) years and under that are running FLAT karts 

       f. Long hair/ponytails must be secured in helmet or under uniform. 

    2. Safety Belts:  CHAMP AND CAGE CLASSES, THE BELTS MUST BE SFI CERTIFIED.   NO TEARS, RIPS AND THEY MUST         BE CERTIFIED BY TECH.

    3. ALL CHAMP AND/OR CAGE CLASSES MUST WEAR ARM RESTRAINTS. THEY MUST BE SECURED TO THE STEERING             SHAFT AND OR ATTACHED TO THE SAFTEY BELTS AND PROPERLY WORN WHILE STRAPPED IN.

    4. Changing Kart and/or Engine:  You must finish the heat and the feature using the same kart that you started          the race with.  You can use one (1) kart in the heat and another in the feature.  Since the driver is qualified            by the heat race, the starting position for the feature is earned by the finish in the heat – regardless of the            kart being used.  If there is an inspection, and you used two (2) different karts, or engines, both kart engines          or karts will be inspected.  You must notify scorers if there is a number change or a kart change PRIOR TO              GOING ON THE TRACK.  If the scorers are not notified before you go on the track, you will be black flagged off          and will not receive any points for that race. Notify the race director or tech inspector, NOT YOUR ENGINE              BUILDER, if changing an engine.  Tech/Track Official must initial motor.  If motor is found illegal, driver will            be disqualified in all classes.

     5. All karts and drivers must pass a Pre-tech check using either WKA, NKA or AKRA rules as a guideline.                      Inspection items are listed in the 2022 Technical manual as a guideline. 

     6. 4 Cycle MUFFLERS ARE MANDATORY (only exception is the OPEN and Flathead Class) 

     7. KART NUMBERS

        a. All karts must have legible plates with 6” NUMBERS/LETTERS ON ALL FOUR (4) SIDES AND CAN ONLY BE UP             TO THREE (3) DIGITS to receive points.  

        b. Number plates should be cleaned or replaced after each race so they are visible to the scorers or the driver              will not be scored for that race.  SCORERS MUST BE ABLE TO MAKE OUT NUMBERS ON KARTS!!  Some colors              do not match well for scorers to see.  If your numbers are hard to see, you will be asked to change them.              Failure to do so will result in NO POINTS for that event. For example: No orange, red, blue and black                      combinations and no yellow, green, white combinations.  Numbers are not to be Metallic or Reflective.

        c.  MAKE SURE YOUR NUMBERS CONTRAST.  No clear plates will be allowed.  No metal fairings, wings or side                pods. 

        d.  Reserved kart numbers:  drivers may reserve their kart number.  If any driver that has not reserved their                 kart number will be required to change their number or mark with an “X” prior to the heat races if there               are conflicting numbers in that class. 

      8. SCALING

          a. NO KART DRIVING IN THE PIT AREA.  All drivers MUST STOP THEIR KART BEFORE THE LINE 

             EXITING THE SCALES.  Drivers must push their karts to the grid area and then start them.  

             Any driver found driving their kart in the pits will lose their points for the event.

          b. All karts (and driver) must be weighed after each heat, qualifying, or feature.  Driver must place kart                       completely horizontal on the scales.  Any tampering with the scales will result in disqualification.  If any                 driver and kart refuses to weight, they lose their points for the night.

                i. Any Driver or Pit crew member found throwing the kart onto the scales for any reason they will be                        DQ'ed. NO EXCEPTIONS! They will lose points for the entire event (heat & feature). Other punishment                      may arise at the discretion of the HKC Board of Directors.

          c. No weights are allowed in your pockets.  Ankle and wrist weights are not allowed.  

          d. ALL LEAD MUST BE PAINTED WHITE AND HAVE YOUR NUMBER ON IT!! The use of Weight over 10lbs must                 have a â…œ bolt be double nutted (suggested top nut be nylon locking)

          e. Underweight:  If a driver is found light at the scales after their heat, the driver will lose their points for                 the heat and start in the rear for the feature.  If the driver is still light after their feature, the driver will                 lose their points for the feature.  This is to try and eliminate people intentionally running light in any                   class.  If light at the scales, the driver gets one additional opportunity to immediately back up, zero the                 scales and rescale.  If the driver is still light, the will be disqualified.  If the driver is light by five (5)                       pounds or more, of if they refuse to weigh, they may face a week suspension on the 1st offense.  On the               2nd offense, if the driver may not be allowed to race in that class again.  These decisions will be made by               the officers/track officials.

      9. WKA RULES WILL BE USED AS A GUIDELINE WHEN TECHING MOTORS, FUEL, KARTS AND/OR PRE-TECH CHECKS.            CLONES WILL BE TECHED PER NKA/AKRA RULES.

      10. FUEL should be in marked containers.

          a.  4-cycle fuel tech 

                i.  Pure methanol only 

                ii. Holeshot power mists, or fuels with any additives, are illegal at Hunterstown Speedway.  If 

                   the drivers fuel smells like ether, the tech committee and board has the right to declare the driver                         illegal plus have the fuel sent to a lab to be tested.  If it is found that there is an additive in the fuel,                     the driver who’s fuel was tested will pay for the lab fees, lose points for that night and possible                           suspension per review from the board.

          b.  Clone Spec Fuel  

                 i.  Required to use:  87 Octane from any Sheetz Station.

                 ii.  Fuel must fall within plus or minus ten (10) points of spec gas.

      11. All Champ/Cage classes must have a separate check valve in fuel tank.

      12. Hunterstown Speedway allows up to 50 over on a Briggs aftermarket flathead piston and Burris wrist pin              .318 max id.  Must meet the same measurements out of the book with no performance advantages.

 

ANY SITUATIONS NOT COVERED BY THESE RULES ARE AT THE DISCRETION OF THE HUNTERSTOWN KART CLUB AND TRACK OFFICIALS AND WILL BE DEALT WITH IN THE BEST INTEREST OF KARTING, SAFETY AND THE HUNTERSTOWN KART CLUB.

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