RIDGE TRACK INFO
1. EACH PERSON who enters through The Ridge Motorsports Park (herein, “TRMP”) gates
MUST sign the TRMP Track Waiver and MUST display the TRMP Wristband - NO EXCEPTIONS.
TRMP security personnel require all attendees sign the TRMP
Waiver at the front gate prior to the start of the event.
2. All used or wasted oil, antifreeze, brake fluid, and other used chemicals must be removed
from TRMP Property.
3. No vehicle may exceed 103 db 50 feet from the
monitor sound periodically and will require modification
103 db.
4. In the event of a gas or oil spill on any asphalt surface, quickly
5. UPS, FED EX or other deliveries will be accepted at TRMP’s front office and advance
arrangements with TRMP are encouraged. TRMP is not responsible for lost, misplaced or
damaged items drop-shipped to TRMP property. Please make sure your name is clearly noted on
any package or delivery.
6. No race engines may be started before 8:00 am or after 7:00 pm.
7. Use of alcohol in the paddock is strictly forbidden during the “hot track” hours.
8. Please respect and obey all local, state and federal laws along with TRMP General Rules
and Regulations and track guidelines.
9. TRMP prohibits firearms, pyrotechnics, and use of drugs on TRMP property.
10. Participants will be allowed to walk or bike the track once the track is cold. NO
MOTORIZED VEHICLES ALLOWED. This access will be allowed until dusk.
11. Facility entrance road speed is 15 MPH, paddock speed limit is 10 MPH. Pit Road speed
40 MPH. NO SPECTATORS/MINORS/ANIMALS ALLOWED IN HOT PIT LANE. Officials and
crew members only.
12. Drones are prohibited on the property.
13. Riders of motorcycles and all-terrain vehicles must wear an approved helmet at all times
on property.
14. All pets must be on a leash at all times. You are required to clean up after your pets and
be courteous of the property and facility structures.
15. One authorized photographer is allowed on track per group/event day. All photographers must
sign the Ridge photography waiver and wear Ridge photography vests.
