
2010 Wing Class Rules
| 1) | AGE |
| Drivers age 14 and up may compete in the Open Class. You may compete at age 12 if you have | |
| competed for 2 prior years in the Restricter Class. A copy of birth certificate or state issued photo | |
| ID must be provided for any driver under the age of 18. | |
| 2) | SHOCKS |
| Any shock absorber legal | |
| 3) | TIRES and WHEELS |
| Any wheel size and tire combination may be used, but tires may not exceed 22 1/2 inches in height. | |
| Wheels must be held on with 4 or more standard lug nuts or knock-off hubs. Right rear tire must be | |
| plated NMMA, ASCS2 or MD-57, a minimum 50 durometer compound Hoosier or American Racer | |
| tire. Tire may be be siped or grooved. Tire durometer check should be done at least 15 minutes | |
| after the races to allow for cool down. | |
| 4) | WINGS |
| Wings are mandatory. It is recommended for top wings to be pinned for easy removal in case of | |
| driver injury. Cars may run any size top wing. No part of the wing (including but not limited to the | |
| center section, sideboards, or bracing) may extend beyond the tires as driven. Nose wings are | |
| optional but must be installed so as not to obstruct the driver’s vision. The nose wing must carry | |
| the same car number as the body nose. | |
| 5) | STAGING AREA |
| Once a car enters the staging area it is considered race ready. No legality changes may be made. | |
| If a car is not legal once it reaches the staging area it will be disqualified for that specific event. | |
| 6) | SELF STARTING |
| All cars must be self starting. Any car requiring a push vehicle from the staging area will | |
| start at the tail of that race. | |
| 7) | ENGINE RULES |
| Any multi-cylinder 4 cycle engine (normally aspirated) not exceeding 640cc. Must have | |
| cockpit operated electric starter, lever manual clutch in car must be functional. Must have | |
| on-board battery capable of starting a 640cc engine. Must also remain chain-driven off of the | |
| original countershaft. Any other modifications allowed. |
It is your responsibility to ask questions if you do not understand the rules.