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RULES OF CONDUCT

THE FOLLOWING RULES ARE CRITICAL TO YOUR SAFETY. They must be strictly adhered to. Please remember these rules and help our event become a success!

1. OBEY ALL OFFICIALS.  They are there to protect you and the event. This includes all law enforcement officers, Nellis AFB personnel, pre-grid and starting line workers, finish line officials, the Race Director, and Emergency Response personnel. Abuse of ANY official will NOT be tolerated.
    
2. DRIVE SAFELY. We do our utmost to make sure the track is clear, but you are NEVER relieved of your responsibility and obligation to use good judgment while driving. Never make a sudden maneuver unless absolutely necessary. Look FAR AHEAD down the track. 
    
3. PLEASE DON’T EXCEED YOUR TECH SPEED. This is a simple rule. Don’t do it.
    
4. NO DRINKING of alcoholic beverages during the event. This should be obvious.
    
5. NO HIGH SPEED DRIVING ON THE RETURN ROAD. Keep it slow and safe.
    
6. NO SHOWING OFF. Exhibition driving, stunts, drifts, burnouts, wheelies, stoppies, etc., have no place in this competition and are heavily discouraged. Don’t!
    
7. STAY HEALTHY. We are on open pavement in a hot desert area. Stay shaded. Use sunscreen. Dress appropriately. Stay hydrated - drink water or sports drink rather than beer and soda. The medics are nice people but you really don’t want to have to meet them in a professional capacity.

EVENT DISQUALIFICATION

The Race Director may disqualify you from the event if:

1. You again exceed your Technical Speed (Tech Speed) by more than 5 MPH, after having already been “bumped up” once. See the Breakout Rule for details. 
    
2. You exceed your Tech Speed in an excessive (defined as more than 10 MPH over) or reckless manner, in any division, in the opinion of event officials. In addition to immediate disqualification, you may be suspended for one year or banned from ever participating in a future MKM Racing Promotions event.
    
3. You engage in reckless or dangerous driving prior to or during the event, either on or off the track.
    
4. You fail to notify the Race Director or Chief Technical Inspector of any change in vehicle condition after the vehicle passes Tech Inspection. This includes configuration changes, breakdowns/equipment failures, and flat or damaged tires.

Decisions of the Race Director are final. If you are disqualified from the event, your runs will be stricken from the official results. Any participant disqualified from an MKM event for any reason may require
re-qualification prior to participating in future events, and may be moved down one Division for their next event.