About this event
Chuckwalla's Summer Track Night *Rescheduled*
TRACK DIRECTION: TBD
$375 Per Driver
7pm Drivers Meeting
8pm Track Goes Hot
8 PM to 11 PM Practice – All run groups, 3 Sessions Each (Race-TT-DE)
11:00 PM Race Qualify / 11:20 PM TT Qualify / 11:40 PM DE last session
12:00 AM to 12:30 AM Time Trial (3 laps: 1st lap warm-up, 2nd lap timed, 3rd lap cool-down)
5 cars on track at a time/spaced release
12:35 AM to 1AM - Australian Pursuit Race
1AM track closed
Cabins
Limited cabin availability. Click here for rates and availability.
Event requirements
DE Requirement: Must be intermediate level or above with prior CVR track experience.
TT Requirement: Each Driver signing up for the Time Trial must bring this completed form:
TT Entry Form (Updated) (1).pdf
Race Run Group: Australian Pursuit Procedure
CVR Australian Pursuit Procedure.docx
Each driver is responsible for their own safety equipment, inspection, maintenance, and insurance of vehicle. MUST check in, wear both wristbands, attend driver's meeting, and obey rules of track and starter control staff.
A well prepared and safe vehicle. SAFE preparation includes, but not limited to NO fluid leaks, good brakes, etc... SEE starcarsports_selftech.pdf FOR OTHER ITEMS TO CHECK. Tow hook or tow point you would feel comfortable with in case of an off-road excursion.
Excellent Tire Condition and/or Extra Tires we suggest contacting the manufacturer for recommended race track pressures.These are NOT the pressures on the side of the tires. Nor are they the pressures cited in your owner's manual.
Proper driving gear: HELMET Snell or DOT 2010 or newer. M or SA Required for track use.
SA-2010 is the current helmet standard for competitive automotive sports. This standard includes tests for impact, penetration by projectiles, chemical resistance, fire resistance, and ease of removal.
M-2010 is the current helmet standard for use in motorcycling. Many auto racing sanctions and tracks allow the use of M rated helmets by their competitors, but keep in mind that M rated helmets are not designed for the rigors of auto racing and do not posses the impact and fire retardant properties of an SA rated helmet. We highly recommend the use of SA rated helmets for auto racing even if an M helmet is legal in your sanction or class.
Driving suit or long sleeve cotton shirt and pants. Comfortable closed-toe flat soled shoes.