Track
Rules.
1. Safety Gear
• Full-face DOT/Snell-approved helmet required at all times while riding.
• Goggles or approved eye protection must be worn.
• Chest protector, gloves, boots, and long sleeves/pants are mandatory.
• Neck brace and knee protection are strongly recommended.
2. Rider Conduct
• No aggressive riding, intentional contact, or blocking.
• Respect all flags and officials’ instructions immediately.
• No pit riding besides going to and from track — idle speed only (first gear, no roosting).
• No riding under the influence of alcohol, drugs, or impairing substances.
3. Track Rules
• Ride only in the correct direction — no reverse riding.
• Enter and exit the track only at designated points.
• Slower riders keep to the outside line; faster riders pass on the inside when safe.
• No stopping or parking on the trackexcept for emergencies.
4. Flags & Signals
• Green Flag – Track is open / race start.
• Yellow Flag – Caution, slow down, no jumping, no passing in that area.
• Red Flag – Race/track session stopped; return to the start/pits slowly.
• Black Flag – Return to pits immediately (rule violation or mechanical issue).
• White Flag – One lap remaining.
• Checkered Flag – Race/session finished, exit at the designated area.
5. Pit & Spectator Areas
• Spectators must remain behind designated barriers.
• Children must be supervised at all times.
• No pit riding by non-participants. This includes stacyc and kids track-pit riding only allowed to go to and from track.
• Pets must be on a leash and kept away from the track.
6. Maintenance & Environment
• No littering — use trash bins and recycling points.
• No unauthorized track alterations.
• Fueling must be done in the designated area.
• Report oil or fuel spills immediately.
7. Event & Liability
• All riders must sign a waiver before participating.
• Minors must have a parent or guardian sign consent forms.
• Riders are responsible for their own bike maintenance and safety checks.
• The track reserves the right to refuse service or participation for unsafe behavior.