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Post by stetsons14 on Mar 6, 2012 20:39:05 GMT -5
The Greene County Motorsports Club is having its charity derby once again this year! Last year was our first time having the derby and it turned out great. Alot of people went and watched and loved how everything went so i hope this year we can make it even bigger. This derby is for CHARITY all proceeds from our motrosports club goes to charity at the end of the year. Last year the derby helped a bunch with raising money. The derby will be held July 28 and will start at 7pm. For Directions and info on the track you can check out our website at www.gcmotorsportsclub.com/We are located a few miles north of Linton Indiana off of highway 59
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Post by stetsons14 on Mar 6, 2012 20:39:21 GMT -5
We will be having 3 classes like last year we will run full size cars, Trucks, and minis.
Full size payout will be 1st- $1000 2nd $600 3rd $400 Minis and trucks will be 100% payout.
These payouts will probably change!!! We are trying our best to make it possible to pay out more and working on getting gaurenteed money added for minis and trucks!!
Hopefully everyone that was there will get on here and post on how fair the tech and whole thing was. We will stick to the rules and i hope for a great turnout this year.
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Post by stetsons14 on Mar 6, 2012 20:39:36 GMT -5
General Rules: The cars are to be constructed according to the rules. If certain items are not specified, it doesn't mean it is legal. The judge's decision will be final, so call before you do something that you don't understand. All cars must be on grounds one-hour before event to be inspected. Any cars arriving late will not be eligible to compete unless prior arrangements have been made. All cars must be removed immediately after the show or they will become the property of the local salvage yard. The driver must be at least 18 years old to drive at all fairs, unless the fair board allows younger drivers. You must be able to prove age upon request to drive, or have a notarized document signed by a parent or guardian stating that parents assume all risks. Approved racing helmets must be worn at all times. Goggles or a face shield, fire suit or long sleeve shirt must be worn. Long pants and closed toe shoes are mandatory. No shorts allowed. If a driver removes his/her helmet while the event is taking place they will forfeit all winnings and be disqualified for the night. Any unsportsman like conduct by the driver or the crew will cause your car to be disqualified and forfeit of any winnings. The judge's decision will be final. No liquor or intoxicating beverages allowed in pit area. Possession of alcohol or drugs in pits will result in disqualification of your car. Drivers meeting will be held before the event is to start to explain rules and flags. Any car protest must be made at this time. All drivers must attend, attendance will be taken. If a driver misses for any reason, there car will be disqualified. All drivers meetings will be held 30 min. before start time. A driver that is disqualified in the heat race for sandbagging or a intentional door hit, will not be allowed to compete anymore that evening. Heat race time limits and sandbagging marks will be used. The purpose of the derby is to provide entertainment for the spectators. Anyone not complying with the rules will be barred from the event. It is mandatory for everyone entering into the pits to purchase a pit pass. If a car is found illegal, no entries will be refunded. Cars should be brought legal. Not having a set of rules is not our fault. The Greene Co motorsports Club reserves the right to approve or reject any entries. Cars will be subject to inspection after event. All judges decisions are final The driver is the only person allowed around the car while their car is being inspected. Cars will be disqualified if rule is not followed. You are only allowed to run one car that is brought to the derby,no swapping cars before the feature heat. Car must have placed in a heat or consolation heat to be eligible for the feature race. If the original driver is not able to run their heat or feature one of their “signed in pit crew members” can run their car, but must notify officials beforehand. Rules: PREPARATION OF CAR: No trucks, vans, ambulances, jeeps, carry-alls, limousines, Hearse, 4-wheel drives, checker cabs, propane cars, 73 or older Chrysler imperials. No Chrysler bodies on imperial frames. There is to be no MIX-MATCHING of frames. Ford to Ford. GM-to-GM ECT. No shortening of cars. Cars are to be constructed according to rules. If you are caught intentionally pinning, plating, capping, or loading frame or body, YOU WILL NOT RUN! Judges decision is FINAL. FRAMES: There is to be NO painting of frames. If you are painting a frame you are cheating and you won’t run. ALL factory frame holes must remain OPEN All cars may be pitched in the front . There is to be NO metal added when pitching a car. 2 passes of weld only. Anything else will not run. The rear humps may be plated. The plate may be ¼ in. steel, maximum 22 inches in length from end to end, must be cut to contour of frame, placed in center of hump and this plate must be on the outside only. The rear arch plate must have no more curve than a crescent shape. All cars may have up to 1 inch allthread in core support with a spacer if needed. You may have ball joint stops, but they must be bolted on only. On 80-89 Ford’s, you may add the gusset behind the crush box. This is the gusset that is found on 90 and newer cars. This gusset must be installed in A REASONABLE factory manner. No welding, plating, or pinning of frames. You may weld the top seam from the firewall forward with 1 SINGLE BEAD ½ WIDE. You may repair a bent frame. You may only use 4 plates no larger than 4x6. 4 Patches MUST be visible don't hide them. Flat Maximum ¼ inch thick patches are allowed, angle iron ,bar ,c-channel steel MAY NOT be used to patch a car, ¼ inch flat plate only! You may reclip a front frame on a bent car. When reclipping, you may only use the butt weld method.
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Post by stetsons14 on Mar 6, 2012 20:39:52 GMT -5
Frame Rust damage may be repaired with the same Size and thickness of metal no thicker than 1/8 inch steel, you must be able to prove to the inspector that it truly was rusted out in this spot on the frame if you can not prove it, be prepared to cut it off. No more than a 1-inch over lap. Drive Line: Engines and transmissions may be interchanged. Motor mounts may be welded, but no extra bracing to frame. Oil pans and transmission pans may be strengthened. Engine Mounting plates are legal, but they cannot connect to anything but the engine. They cannot reinforce the car in any way.
Radiators must remain in stock location. You can run extra radiators or water tanks. Transmission and oil coolers are allowed. Transmission/oil coolers and battery boxes cannot strengthen frame in anyway Batteries must be moved. You can use 2 batteries, but they must be securely mounted in passenger side floorboard area. Batteries must be covered. All fuel cells and fuel lines must be covered in an area where they cannot get pinched or cut. Any factory 5-lug axle rear end allowed. No 8-lug conversions. No changing of coil to leaf springs. Tires: No studded tires. Valve stem protectors are OK. We do not want flats. . CAGES: Standard 4 point cage MAX. A cage of no bigger than 4 in. pipe or 4x4 in. box tubing can be used. (Standard 4 Point Cage Only) 4in MAX!. The front 2 down legs can be welded to sheetmetal or frame! These legs must be vertical and cannot have plates or gussets welded off of them going to the frame. They MAYNOT be welded to the front clip in any way or crushbox. Front bar of cage running under dash must be 6 in. behind front firewall. It cannot have kicker going to the firewall. There is to be nothing welded from the dash bar going to the firewall or butted to the firewall. The cage may have an overhead bar or roll over bar. Sidebars no longer than 4in. past dash or rear bar. Drivers may add 1 down bar next to their seat or legs. This bar is for safety only. The bar can only connect to the driver’s door bar. It must be vertical and must be at least 12 in behind the front cage leg. PROTECTORS: DP= Distributor Protectors are Allowed DP’s are legal in the follow manner. They can be no wider than the intake. They must be straight up and down only. DP’s may bolt to the engine ONLY! DP’s may be butted to the firewall, (NO WELDING, BOLTING, OR ATTATCHING PROTECTORS TO THE FIRE WALL). Dash bar must be 6in behind firewall. . Protector cannot strengthen frame in anyway. If you run a DP, you may not have anything running from the firewall to the dash bar (Or windshield bar). (No all-thread, bars, or any other solid material.)
You may run a gas tank protector in the following manner. Gas tank Protector may not be any more than 36 inches wide. Protector can be butted up against rear seat area. Protector must be at least 3 inches off the floor. The protector may not connect to anything other than the seat bar of the cage BODY: cars must be stripped of all flammable materials. Doors may be welded,Chained, or #9 wired solid, 3in strapping max. Body mounts may be changed. Max bolt size 1in. Body mount washers cannot exceed 4x4. . Body bushings may be removed. A 12 in. hole must be cut in hood above carburetor. Half hoods on car are OK. If no hood, no fan on motor. If fan blades become exposed, car is disqualified. Hood Washers may be no more than 6x6. Core Support may be bolted down with All thread 1 in. maximum may be ran thru core support next to radiator only, one on each side. They can go thru the hood. No bolting or welding of body panels together, with the exception of fender wells. Fender wells may be bolted together using 4 bolts 5/16ths or smaller. If car has been previously ran, we would allow you to repair body to keep it from falling off. No internal bracing of body. No interior seam welding on any body parts. Rear window bars are permitted, but must not be tilted to much towards rear of car. No farther back then the rear window(official has final say!) Car must have a safety strap(Wire,chain,Bar in windshield. something solid for safety! otherwise you will not run) Firewalls must be in original place with no extra metal or weld added. .
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Post by stetsons14 on Mar 6, 2012 20:40:24 GMT -5
TRUNKS: A 12 in. hole must appear in ( the middle of your trunk lid. You do not have to cut the trunk lid internal bracing, just the outer skin so that we can inspect the inside of the trunk area). Trunk lids can be welded solid with MAXIMUM 3-inch wide straps and cannot be overlapped. Strapping cannot be welded to rear window post. Trunks may be "V'd" in the center. Speaker trays may be beat down or removed, but they may not be altered with weld. You may have 1 piece of MAXIMUM 1 inch all thread in the center of the trunk with max 3x3 washers. Tail light areas must remain open. You may weld 2 straps from you trunk lid to the bumper. These straps may not exceed 3in. in width. The bumper must be fastened with factory brackets no homemade brackets No rear brackets on front ends. Bumper brackets may be welded to the frame. Bumpers can be welded solid to the frame. Bumpers cannot be welded to the body. Cars may be hardnosed.
You may load the inside of the bumper if you like. You can weld the bumper skin to the bumper backing. Maximum bumper height is 24 in. to bottom of bumper, minimum is 16 in. You may hard nose a bumper. You may stub the frame back to core support mount and weld your bumper on. SUSPENSION: All suspensions can be solid. You may bolt the front suspension solid with one 1/2 bolt per side. The head of the bold may be welded to the frame. No blocks or spacer may be butted into frame from lower a-arm. No all thread for shocks. Coil springs may be tack welded or wired to brackets. On leaf spring cars, no more than 7 per side and no wider than 2-½ inches. No Flat springs. Factory Stagger. No leafs on top of main leaf. No leafs thicker than 1/4in. Only 4 leaf clamps per side. These clamps can be no wider than 3 inches and leafs cannot be welded together. You may modify or weld tie rod ends and control arms. If lower rear control arms are relocated to fit rear end, it must be done with the factory mounting bracket. Upper A-arms cannot be altered, As in moved Forward or backwards. Mini car rules are same as big cars accepet 1 Must be 106 wheel base or less 2 No v8 motors 3 No full framed cars
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Post by DerbyMaMa on Mar 7, 2012 14:18:16 GMT -5
this thread has been linked to the 2012 IN state schedule thread
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Post by brad2thebone on Mar 8, 2012 21:18:40 GMT -5
good luck with derby stetson and can we run amc products in mini car class?
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Post by stetsons14 on Mar 9, 2012 16:44:49 GMT -5
good luck with derby stetson and can we run amc products in mini car class? yes you.sure can
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Post by stetsons14 on Mar 14, 2012 9:32:06 GMT -5
I also forgot to add that we have yet to select a charity for this year yet. With the proceeds raised from last year there were donated to Riley Hospital. The money we donated was enough to send several kids to a summer camp that have long term stays at the hospital due to severe illness. This summer camp gets them out and about which raises there confidence and allows them to see that they to can have a normal life and participate in everyday activities like every kid does and teaches them to cope with there illness. I really hope we can do even better this year with a great car count!!
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Post by stetsons14 on Apr 9, 2012 8:25:53 GMT -5
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Post by d30 on May 13, 2012 21:18:04 GMT -5
i had a good time running there last year nice track lot of pit area every one was freindly ill be back this year i hope in my car this time lol.
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Post by d30 on Jul 5, 2012 0:22:38 GMT -5
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Post by d30 on Jul 25, 2012 2:46:40 GMT -5
whos runing this show
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