• The Pit Gate opens for racers at 9:00am and closes promptly at 12:30pm.
• Parking stalls may not be reserved; they are available on a first-come, first-served basis.
• Racers are allowed only 1 pit vehicle per race car.
• Driver and crew groups should line-up and enter the Pit gate together. All participants must sign a waiver.
• Children under the age of 10 are not allowed in the Pit.
• Personal canopies are permitted.
• Sponsor stickers may be placed anywhere on your car and your personal property.
•Sponsor and team banners may be displayed from personal property only. They may not be hung from fences or other track property.
• Racers should list sponsors on the registration card.
• Drivers and crew members must wear long pants, closed-toe shoes, and t-shirt (preferably cotton) - tank tops and slippers are not allowed.
• Illegal drugs and weapons are not allowed at the track or on Guam Racing Federation (GRF) property.
• Smoking and open flames are not allowed in the Pit.
• Arguments, fights, disrespect of volunteers and officials, and inappropriate behavior will not be tolerated. Violators will be fined or suspended and asked to leave the track immediately.
• Miller Lite is available for sale in the 76-Circle K convenience store, however consumption of beer by driver and crew is not allowed during the races. Beer is only allowed in the Pit after the events.
• All drivers must attend the safety briefing held before each race.
• Participants may only enter the staging area and launching pad when instructed by Track Officials.
• Speed limit: 5mph in the Pit and 15mph on the return road.
• Burnouts are only allowed in the designated burnout area.
• Deep-staging is allowed. If you wish to deep stage you must write DEEP on the passenger side window and the windshield below your number.
• For burnout, staging, deep-staging, and reaction time tips, please see a track official before you approach the staging area. You can also find information about these on the internet.
• Once instructed, cars will form lines in the staging lanes. If you race a car that is unable to do so, you may be able to have your support vehicle stand in line for you with approval from the Tech Director and Track Manager. If approved, your car and driver should be ready to drive into the staging area before it's your turn. Your "dummy car" may not be in line while your race car is in the staging area or on the track.
• If your car needs a Safety Spotter, please see a Track Official before you approach the staging area. Racers and support crew must attend a meeting before the race starts regarding spotters.
• Protests must be turned in on the day of the event, to the Track Manager, in writing.
• Debris left on the track by race vehicles results in very dangerous racing conditions as well as an interruption in the event. The first and second time this happens, you will receive a warning. However, a $10 fine will be imposed for the third offense, a $25 fine for the fourth offence, and a $50 for every occurrence thereafter. Citations are cleared once per year, at the time that you renew your membership. If you are not a DRAG member, citation forms are cleared each year in September. Truck beds will be inspected to eliminate debris deposits on the track.
• Sub-10 second runs are not allowed on the track, unless the driver has an appropriate, valid National Hot Rod Association (NHRA) driving license or Guam Only Permit. If a driver runs 10 seconds or faster without the license or permit, he will be asked to slow the car down or stop racing until he obtains the proper credentials.
• The Guam Only Permit to run faster than 10 seconds is available until the Guam track is certified by NHRA. For details, see Tech Manager, James Adkins.
• Closed Session Testing may be required for cars running 10 seconds or faster which may pose safety concerns for spectators and other participants. Volunteers and medical personnel must be present during these close sessions and therefore, advance notice of at least one week is required. Fees related to these sessions must be paid by the car owner. One driver and a maximum of 5 crew members are allowed at the session. The gates will be locked and for safety reasons, spectators will not be allowed to attend the session. For more information, contact the Track Manager.
• Any DRAG member may rent the track on non-event days. Volunteers and medical personnel must be present during these close sessions and therefore, advance notice of at least one week is required. To rent the track, there is a $100 per hour charge for a minimum of four hours. There is a 10 car maximum and all participants, drivers and crew members, must be members of DRAG. Spectators and two-lane racing will not be allowed.
• A test run for a driver changes may be required by race officials.
• Drivers will be held responsible for violations by his or her support crew members.

WHAT TO DO IN THE EVENT OF AN ACCIDENT
If you are involved in an accident, either hitting the guardrail or another vehicle, stay calm. Come to a safe stop and pull off to the side of the track. DO NOT EXIT YOUR VEHICLE. The only time you should exit your vehicle is if there is a fire. Exiting your vehicle is unsafe, the other race car may be heading toward you. Unless there is a fire, the safest place to be is in your vehicle.

WHAT TO DO IN THE EVENT OF A FIRE
If for any reason a fire should break out in or on your vehicle, be calm, come to a safe stop and exit the vehicle as quickly as possible and move away from your vehicle. Do not try to put out the fire! The fire officials will be down to assist you shortly, your safety is much more important than your car.

WHAT TO DO IN THE EVENT OF A BREAK-DOWN/FLUID SPILL
If your car breaks on the track or you suspect you have spilled fluids on the track, come to a safe stop and pull of to the side of the track. Stay in your vehicle until an official meets you.

UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES SHOULD ANY PIT CREW MEMBERS GO DOWN-TRACK TO ASSIST A DISABLED VEHICLE!!! (DRAG officals will tow the vehicle back to the pit area.)