MSM True Street RTR Drag Racing – Rules & Regulations
Race Night: Every Other Wednesday Starting June 11th • Start Time: 8:00 PM
Race Dates: June 11, June 25, July 9, July 23, August 6
Rainout: Rescheduled for following Wednesday
Track Length: 1/8 Mile (66 feet)
Event Format: 5 Nights • 5 Races(Rounds) Per Night • 2 Minutes Between Races
Cost: $10 per car per night (pay on race night credit cards accepted)
Vehicle Rules – RTR Class Only
All vehicles must follow these guidelines to ensure a fair and fun racing experience.
Approved "Ready To Run" Vehicles:
- Traxxas Drag Slash
- Losi 22S No Prep Drag
- Team Associated DR10
Chassis & Electronics
- RTR (Ready-to-Run) Chassis Only – no custom or aftermarket chassis.
- RTR Wheelie Bar Only – no aftermarket or adjustable setups.
- RTR Power System – no mixing motor and escs
- RTR Transmitter and Remote Only (No stability or traction control allowed)
- Body Must Have a Back Bumper – required for entry.
- Stock Slipper Clutch – must remain unmodified.
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Stock Differential – no upgrades or tuning allowed.
Tires & Wheels
- Any Tire Type Allowed – no restrictions on brand or compound.
- 2.2/3.0 Short Course Style Wheels Only
- No Tire Warmers or Heating Devices
- ONLY Simple Green is allowed for cleaning
- Mandatory Burnout: Each car must perform a 3-second burnout on carpet before staging.
Race Procedures
- Starting Method: Flashlight Start (Traxxas Starting Light)
- Starting Line: False starts determined via Slow-Motion Camera Review
- Finish Line: Determined via Slow-Motion Camera Review
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No “Chase is a Race” Rule – false starts result in a red light (disqualification).
Conduct & Sportsmanship
- No Profanity – keep the event family-friendly.
- No Altercations – any aggressive or disrespectful behavior will result in removal.
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Respect All Racers and Officials – poor sportsmanship will not be tolerated.
Event Schedule
- 6:30–7:45 PM: Check-In & Tech Inspection
- 7:45 PM: Drivers Meeting
- 8:00 PM: Racing Begins
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2 Minutes Between Each Race
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If a driver is not ready within 2 minutes, they will forfeit that round.
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If a driver is not ready within 2 minutes, they will forfeit that round.
Series Format
- Each Racer Runs 5 Races Per Night (5 Rounds)
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Random Pairings Each Round
- In case of an odd number of racers. A random racer who lost in the round will race the “odd racer”. That random racer will have a second chance at recording a win.
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Wins and Losses Tracked Across Entire Series
Ranking & Standings
- Primary Ranking: Most Wins
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Tiebreakers (in order):
- Fewest Losses
- Most Races Attended
- Challenge Match History
- Heads-Up Tiebreaker Race
End-of-Series Awards
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Top 10 Racers in the final standings will receive awards and recognition.