IN ACCORDANCE WITH FLAMBOROUGH TOWNSHIP BY-LAWS, THE FOLLOWING RULES SHALL APPLY AND WILL BE STRICTLY ENFORCED.

A) No stopping or parking on the public road (Conc. 5). Participants must enter the speedway property and line up one behind the other - 2 or 3 abreast as needed.
(Leaving the entrance and on-property road-ways free and clear.)
B) Every one must vacate the Speedway property by 12:30 a.m. with the exception of those cars that are under protest or being teched.
C) NO overnight camping allowed on Speedway property.

GENERAL RULES

1. Before entering the pit area, all passengers, crews and family must exit the vehicles and use the “pedestrian” walk-through gate.

2. All drivers and crewmembers entering the pit area must sign a release form (waiver sheet) in person. Anyone caught forging a name on any release form will be ejected from the facility and may be subject to criminal charges.

3. Each driver must complete the required registration form and pay the assigned registration (license) fee in-full before being allowed to compete at Flamboro Speedway, and may compete in one division only.  Drivers who wish to race in more than one division will require a membership/license for each division, but may compete in only one division per event.  Drivers under 18 years of age must present a notarized release in writing from his/her legal guardian or parents prior to competing or being allowed onto the racing surface.

4. No drinking of any alcoholic beverages or use of drugs allowed in pit area prior to or during racing events.  The Race Event is not considered complete until the final checkered flag of the final race has been show.  Any person with signs of alcohol or drugs about him/her will be removed from pit area and may receive a further suspension of a minimum one-race meet.  ANY RACE MEET SUSPENSIONS ISSUED WILL BE SERVED VIA COMPLETED EVENTS ONLY.  Rained-out events will NOT be considered as having served the suspension.  

5. No radios or electronic means of communications, other than the track-mandated one-way radio system, will be allowed in pit area or race cars. Late model division excluded.  Each driver on the speedway, including Late Model, is required to have a receiver capable of monitoring "speedway control" at 451.7125uhf (channel 138 on the Race-ceiver).  This frequency will be used to communicate race information to the drivers on the speedway.  Failure to follow directions on the one-way radio will result in penalties.  Drivers who do not respond to instructions will be shown a black flag and sent to the back of the field.  Radio checks will be done spontaneously by individual car or by the entire field at the discretion of the Race Director.  Drivers who cannot or do not respond to the instructions will be put to the back of that race whether it be a heat, consi, or feature.

For the Late Model Division, Flamboro Speedway recognizes spotters who communicate to a driver via a personal two-way radio, however the driver must respond to any instruction from the Flamboro Speedway one-way radio within a singe lap in order to avoid penalty.   All two-way radio frequencies MUST be registered with the speedway.

6. Upon entering pit area, all cars will be subject to a safety inspection by Pit Stewards. A bright coloured sticker will be placed on the windshield to signify car may proceed on to track for warm-ups. No car is allowed on the track until driver has signed in with
the handicapper in Pit Tower, Driver who signs in car must race same all night.

7. Whenever possible, warm-up laps will be allowed before race time. No cars allowed on track unless management gives approval. 

8. Ambulance and Fire truck must be in position. Any warm-up laps after the start of the racing program will be up to the discretion of the Race Director.  Under no circumstances will a car be allowed practice laps once the race program has begun.

9. There will be a DRIVERS MEETING at each race event and it is mandatory that all DRIVERS attend. At this time there will be no running of engines (generators or car engines) in order that everyone can hear the information and instructions.  Drivers who miss the meeting will start scratch in their first heat.

10. Any driver, car owner, crew member or anyone engaging in abusive, threatening and/or fighting behaviour on the track or in the pit area shall be subject to suspension.

Penalty will be loss of all points and money accumulated for the race meet, and/or further suspension.  First offence will be a DQ for the night and a two-week suspension.  A second offence will be punishable by suspension for one calendar year of the car and the driver, separately or together.  Further punishments may be levied as deemed necessary by the Race Director.

11. No driver, car owner, crew or family member shall subject any track official to abuse, ridicule or improper use of language at the track at any time. Penalty will be a fine ($200.00) and/or suspension with loss of all points and money accumulated for the race meet, and/or further suspension for up to one calendar year.

12. Anyone who, by word or deed, disrupts, impedes, jeopardizes or in any manner hinders the smooth and orderly presentation of the racing program, or anyone who commits, or causes to be committed any action detrimental to the racing program at the Speedway, shall be held responsible for their actions and will be held personally responsible for any losses incurred by the Speedway. Penalty could include a lifetime suspension to the offender(s).  Any driver who intentionally delays the race program on the speedway by forcing or awaiting a caution flag unnecessarily will be penalized by disqualification from that race.

13. No individuals or representatives or any group will be recognized in any discussion or dispute unless he/she is a registered driver and has submitted appropriate protest forms.

14. No participant or crewmember is allowed on the track at any time, either prior to or during the race meet, unless an official in charge gives permission. Penalty will be disqualification for the balance of the race meet to driver of car involved, plus any further penalties deemed appropriate by the Race Director.