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ACNW Quattrofest '21

Event Requirements

Registration closed October 30, 2021 11:59 PM at 2021-10-30T23:59:00-0700 Registration ends October 30, 2021 11:59 PM at 2021-10-30T23:59:00-0700 Registration opens September 22, 2021 6:00 PM at 2021-09-22T18:00:00-0700 Registration runs from September 22, 2021 6:00 PM to October 30, 2021 11:59 PM

Please read the 2021 Quattrofest Driver Handout and ACNW HPDE Event Information for Drivers documents posted on ACNW's Driving School Materials page.

All participants must follow Portland International Raceway’s guidelines regarding COVID-19. This can be found here.

Release and Waiver of Liability:

Everyone must sign the Release and Waiver of Liability and Communicable Disease Spectator and Participant Release forms online for Audi Club Northwest’s insurance coverage prior to coming to the facility.  You can initiate the process by answering "Yes" to the Speedwaiver question on the registration form, or you can start it by clicking here. The full text of this Release and Waiver of Liability is on the last page of the registration form, and can also be found on the ACNW's Driving School Materials page, under Adult Waiver.

In addition, you will need to sign a waiver from PIR as you enter the facility. 

If you are participating in Driver Skills only (no HPDE)

  • You do NOT need to be a member of Audi Club North America to participate
  • You MUST be at least 16 years of age (or 15 with learner permit) to participate
  • You do NOT need a helmet to participate in the Saturday Driver Skills
  • Convertible cars and select High Center of Gravity Vehicles (see description below) ARE allowed
  • A completed safety inspection form is NOT required
  • You may skip to the "Morning of event" section below

If you are participating in HPDE

You need to be a member of Audi Club North America to drive on track at this event*. If you’ve not yet joined the club, you can get in the club by clicking here.

All participants and guests must be at least 16 years of age. To qualify for lapping, drivers must have previously attended a Driver Skills (DS) clinic with the Audi Club or other equivalent club/group (please check with the registrar with any questions).

*Reciprocal instructors from BMWCCA Puget Sound Chapter and PCA Pacific Northwest Region may instruct and drive without an ACNA membership

Convertibles:

Convertibles lacking rollover protection are not permitted in ACNA High Performance Driving Schools (HPDE, lapping, or any events held “at speed”). Vehicles with removable hardtops or retractable hardtops lacking a rollover protection system are also not permitted at high-speed events. Convertibles with factory-installed rollover protection (either fixed or deployable) meet the ACNA minimum requirement for high-speed events and are acceptable, subject to approval by chapter leadership and event staff. We strongly recommend driving with the soft-top up or the hard top installed; otherwise, SFI and/or FIA approved arm restraint system(s) must be used.

High Center of Gravity Vehicles:

High center of gravity vehicles (truck, van, SUV-Sport Utility Vehicle, CUV-Crossover Utility Vehicle, SAV-Sport Activity Vehicle) are not permitted in Audi Club Driving School events held “at speed” (DE-Driver Education, HPDE, instructed or non-instructed lapping, track days), except those models included in the ACNA Vehicle Participation Exception List found in the "ACNA 2019 Driving School & Event Guidelines" document. These exceptions include Audi Q3/Q5, BMW X1/X3/X5, Porsche Macan, Cayenne, for example.

Audi Club North America policies for convertibles and high center of gravity vehicles are posted on the ACNW's Driving School Materials page under ACNA Driving School and Event Guidelines for your review.

Helmets:

Approved helmets are required to be worn when on track at this event. Approved helmets include only Snell SA2010, M2010, SA2015, EA2016 or later.  Except for Snell M2010, the M (Motorcycle) and K (Karting) designators have lapsed.

Safety Inspection Policy:

For every event, ACNW requires two (2) signatures on your Vehicle Safety Inspection Checklist form. View this form here.

  • The signature at the bottom is yours. It is your car and we need you to take responsibility for its safe condition and operation.
  • It is ACNW’s expectation that your car will be inspected per the areas of emphasis on the Vehicle Safety Inspection Checklist form, by someone in addition to you. This should be a dealer, a local automotive shop, or any other person you believe has the technical knowledge and experience to thoroughly inspect your car for safety. Ultimately, it is your responsibility to confirm that your car is safe to operate at the event, and ACNW strongly encourages you to be honest about your own mechanical abilities/knowledge. Should you feel capable and confident in inspecting your own vehicle, it is permissible for the second “Inspected by” signature to be your own.
  • View the entire Safety Inspection Policy and Procedure here.

Completion of the Vehicle Safety Inspection Checklist form, including the second signature, should be completed PRIOR to the event.  You will need to scan or photograph your completed form and email a copy to the registrar prior a week prior to the event. There will be no forms supplied at the facility. 

Morning of event:

  • After entering the facility proceed to the registration table to check in and get your car numbers/letters and wristband.
  • Find a place to park in the paddock
  • Ensure your vehicle meets all areas of the Vehicle Safety Inspection Checklist form, particularly removal of all lose items from the cabin and trunk.
  • Apply the two larger event car numbers to car exterior on both sides (HPDE only); rear windows are recommended, if possible.
  • Apply the smaller 4" event car number (or DS letter) sticker to the top center of the windshield.
  • We no longer have a tech inspection line; instead, a brief inspection will happen while in pre-grid prior to your first session on track.

HPDE pre-grid, prior to first session on track:

  • Drive your car to pre-grid, with car empty of loose items, helmet on, restraints fastened securely. Please arrive at the pre-grid 10 minutes prior to the start of your first on-track session.
  • A volunteer will inspect you and your car to make sure that:
    • Your car's tow hook(s) are installed (if available)
    • You have equal restraints installed (i.e. both driver and passenger, if there is one, have the same type of harnesses or OEM 3-point seat belts), and that 4-point harnesses are of the anti-submarine (ASM) style
    • You have a helmet on and buckled securely
    • If you have a forward head and neck restraint (e.g. HANS, Simpson Hybrid, etc.), that it is positioned properly under the shoulder harnesses and connected to your helmet
    • Your car is empty of loose items
    • If you are driving a convertible, that it passes the broomstick rule for driver and passenger, and if you are running with the top down that you have approved arm restraints
  • If everything checks out, you will receive an additional inspection sticker on your vehicle windshield; otherwise you will be required to leave the pre-grid area to fix the safety concern

Questions?  Please contact the registration team, or Pat Martin, Event Master. 

Registration closed October 30, 2021 11:59 PM at 2021-10-30T23:59:00-0700
Registration opens September 22, 2021 6:00 PM at 2021-09-22T18:00:00-0700

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