Site Restrictions and event rules.

As motorsports enthusiasts, it is the goal of the club to not only host motorsports events, but to demonstrate that motorsports activities can be conducted in a responsible, sustainable manner that benefits the surrounding community and participants everyday driving skills and behavior. With this in mind, participants and attendees are reminded to be respectful of others, property and municipal ordinances, both on and off the event site.

- All drivers must hold a valid driver’s license.

- Ride-alongs: Instructors in your car or in their car - OK. Volunteers can get a few ride-alongs in the afternoon – only with instructors. Spectators that do not volunteer– no ride-alongs.

- Minors are not permitted in the vehicles or on the course.

- No stunting/drifting/burnouts/hooning at any of our events

- All drivers must be PCA members, or are (step) child, grandchild, niece, or nephew of a PCA member in attendance.

- It is the sole responsibility of each competitor to present a vehicle that is safe to operate in a competition event and is in sound mechanical condition.

- Drivers must wear a SNELL 2010 helmet or newer. 2010 Snell is still valid until October, 2025. Refer to the PCA autocross inspection checklist for specifications.

- Non-drivers are welcome to attend and volunteer.

- All participants (drivers and non-drivers) must volunteer time to activities supporting the event.

- Footwear must be non-slip and not be open-toe or have heavy-duty soles such as those found on hiking shoes or work boots. .

- No alcohol or drugs can be consumed at the event, unless prescribed, and does not affect vehicle control.

- Washrooms will be available on site for participant use.

- All garbage must be removed from site. Our goal is to leave the venue in the same, if not better condition than we found it.

- Any participant not exhibiting good behavior both on site and off site will be asked to leave and banned from future events.

-No pets