1st Sept 2009
Rules & Policies regarding the use of the track for practice need to be reconfirmed and understood by all our members. If you are a Kartsport Mt Wellington Member you should know the rules and policies. It is your responsibility to familiarise yourself and adhere to the rules when using the track for practice.
Track gate keys are available to hire on a casual basis or for a year. All key holders must sign an indemnity form on taking possession of their key. This indemnity covers you for the casual track use and must be renewed annually.
Kart shops also hire out keys for daily use to people who may well be non members. If they have a key they will have signed an Indemnity at the shop and paid a fee.
On arrival, unlock the gate, let yourself in then relock the gate. When you have finished your practice Lock the Gate when leaving.
If there is another key holder arrive they will unlock the gate to let themselves in.
If non key holders arrive for casual practice and you unlock the gate and let them in they become your responsibility. If they wish to practice then they must sign an indemnity form and pay the appropriate fee. If an indemnity form is not available they then need to go to Right Karts or Lascom to fill out the form and obtain a key. The responsibly then is not yours
Common sense must prevail.
• Below are some of the rules that have been regularly broken. Rules are also posted on the pit gate shed.
• Drivers must be correctly clothed at all time with the appropriate safety gear
• Full face helmets only may be used
• Normal track direction applies. All karts must run in a clockwise direction.
• Seniors and Juniors cannot be on the track at the same time.
• Cadets must run alone, Junior Restricted must run alone.
• Junior 100 cc Yamaha, Formula Junior and KF3 may run together.
• All senior classes may run together.
• No children may be inside the racing confines. Out on the infield
• Karts must not be driven through or in any pit area.
• Karts must leave and enter the pit area via the correct exit and entry.
• Karts must not be worked on at the circuit edge.
• No refuelling on the grid.
If any club member or casual karter arrive and don’t follow the club rules you must insist they do so or leave. Make yourself known as a club member to casual karters as these are potential new members. If their kart or safety equipment is not up to standard, advise them of your concerns and by signing the indemnity form they accept they must comply with Kartsport New Zealand standards and rules.
Happy Karting
Kartsport Mt Wellington Executive
