Autocross After Hours, Open to all makes, Thursday June 25th

Lead Foot City is running an After Hours Autocross Event on Thursday June 25th!

There will be a driver cap for this event so get your ticket early. No tickets will be sold at the gates. Come hungry as we will have Food Truck(s) and the Gear Head Grille & Bar open.

The Lead Foot City Team along with Volunteers will be running grid, parking, flagging and running cones for this event. If you'd like to help out during the event please let us know during checkout.

Drivers will be broken out into separate run groups to allow for optimal seat time.

SCHEDULE:
4:00pm-5:30pm | Driver Load-in/Course walk
5:30pm-5:45pm | Driver's Meeting
6:00pm-10:00pm | Track is Hot, Autocross Driving Begins
10:00pm-11:00pm | Pack-up, roll out

If you have an interest in Volunteering for this event please call 844-532-3366 or select the Volunteer option during checkout.

BASIC RULES:
Each competitor is responsible for properly classing their car. No class changes will be accepted after the end of an event. If a car is believed to be incorrectly classed, discuss with the driver or bring it to the attention of event officials. If a change is required, it must be presented to Timing BEFORE the end of the event.

Allowing competitors to make agreements that a certain prohibited modification is okay for a particular car in their class is a can of worms that we don’t want to open. To maintain fairness to all, we ask that you always compete in a class that your car is fully compatible with.

- A competitor who has competed in 6 or fewer autocross events will be considered a “novice” driver.

- A 2-second penalty will be added to a competitor’s time for every upright cone that is knocked down or displaced out of its box.

- A competitor will be called “off course” for a run if they deviate from the intended course by going around the wrong side of an apex, skipping one or more slalom cones, or skipping a gate.

- A run that has been called “off course” will be scored as a DNF (Did Not Finish) and will not be awarded a rerun, no matter what happens AFTER they have been called off course.

- If a competitor is red-flagged due to a safety issue that they caused (a car-related issue, extreme or repeated off course, or sometimes a spin or slide into a dangerous area), they will be scored as a DNF and will not be awarded a rerun.

- If a competitor is red-flagged OR opts to stop for a legitimate safety concern or incorrectly placed cone during a non-DNF run for a reason that they did not cause, they will be awarded a rerun. Any cone penalties incurred before the red-flag condition or stoppage will NOT be carried forward to the rerun.

- If a competitor drives more than two wheels off the pavement, their run will be called off course, and that driver will be immediately red-flagged. After stopping and carefully returning to the pavement, the driver will drive the remainder of the course OFF of the racing line and return slowly to grid, where they will receive a safety inspection before returning to the course.

- Each car should have its assigned number legibly marked on both sides. We like for the numbers to be a minimum of 8″ high and in a color that contrasts well with the color of the car (or on a contrasting background). The key is legibility. We need to be able to read your numbers easily from at least 200 feet away.

Other rules and procedures will be stated and discussed during the pre-event driver’s meeting at each event.

CLASSING OVERVIEW
We have nine classes, categorized by modifications and drivetrain.

SF - Stock Street Tire Front Wheel Drive

SR - Stock Street Tire Rear Wheel Drive

SA - Stock Street Tire All Wheel Drive

MF - Modified Street Tire Front Wheel Drive

MR - Modified Street Tire Rear Wheel Drive

MA - Modified Street Tire All Wheel Drive

EV - Electric Vehicles are any Electric vehicle.

MCS - Muscle Car Stock

MCM - Muscle Car Modified

Stock Category

As with most motorsports organizations, what Lead Foot City calls “stock” isn’t really stock. We allow a certain set of basic modifications, which are as follows.

● Camber Plates

● Lowering Springs or Struts/Shocks

● Tires with 200 treadwear or greater

● Upgraded Front and/or rear Sway Bars

Modified Category

If your vehicle has any modifications that exceed the stock ruleset, your car is modified. e.g. ECU Tune, Coilovers, Engine modifications/swaps, Downpipes, Intakes, Intercoolers Etc.