League Requirements

League Race Formats

Championship Race Points

General League Rules

• All of our current DRGP Rules apply to all Leagues races.
• The goal of the league is to have fun and enjoy kart racing with some great drivers. Poor sportsmanship and bad behavior will not be tolerated. Our League Racing program is not a democratic process. At best the program can be described as a "benevolent dictatorship". The ONLY rights you have when you race here are those defined by our rules and any exceptions granted by the DRGP Staff.
• Your League Race Entry Fee includes one practice session, one qualifying session, and three league races.
• Your entry fee is for the "league night". Once you run any league session, no refund, partial or otherwise, will be given and no partial credit will be offered if you are unable to complete all league racing activities.
• For the races, kart assignments will be made by a random kart number draw. Substitution WILL NOT be made if you draw the same kart number more than once per night. That is simply the "luck of the draw".
• All penalty assessments and race results are FINAL and there is NO APPEAL PROCESS. If you aren't happy, you can have a discussion with the DRGP Staff, but understand that we are on a tight schedule and no one is going to retire or get picked up by a NASCAR team here. The decisions made by the DRGP Staff are final and no results will be changed to correct any perceived wrong penalty call. Dealing with the decisions of the DRGP Staff are a part of racing!
• There are no "do overs". If you draw a kart that has a mechanical malfunction, that is what we refer to simply as "racing luck". We do our best to provide you the best equipment possible, but remember that you are racing equipment that during the day is used as an arrive-and-drive rental fleet. We do not guarantee you will get a perfect kart every time out. In fact, we don't even guarantee that any kart you compete in will complete a race! And while we encourage you to let us know about any mechanical issues you experience, complaining about the quality of our karts or our maintenance routines will simply not be tolerated. If you get frustrated over a kart race and start making the evenings stressful for those around you, you risk being eliminated from the league. It's that simple.
• If the course goes full course caution, YOU MAY ONLY PASS disabled karts. If you pass another running kart after the caution comes out, you must immediately give that position back or you will be placed at the back of the field.
• Any kart that stops due to mechanical break down or damage may cause the race to be stopped to have the kart removed from the course.
• Restarts will be rolling restarts unless otherwise determined by the DRGP Staff.
• If a driver initiates any retaliation of any on-track incident, whether on course or otherwise, or any guest of a driver initiates any retaliation, whether physical or verbal, the driver will be penalized and moved to last place in his race. Repeat incidents will result in that driver being expelled from the league. Mishandling ANY DRGP equipment, including throwing helmets, will result in loss of all points for that evening's races.
• You will be responsible for ALL costs to repair or replace any DRGP equipment that you or any of your guests damage. Damages include our labor costs to repair or replace the damaged property.
• There will be no switching of karts at any time after you have drawn your kart number.
• Aggressive driving is not acceptable. You MAY NOT bump someone out of your way. The determination of what is considered aggressive driving rests with the DRGP staff and their determination is final. And please, don't even think about using the phrase "rub'n is rac'n". We all know that is just an excuse used by drivers that don't have enough talent to make a clean pass!
• Once the DRGP Staff has made a ruling, the topic is closed.
• A standing Blue Flag is an informational flag to make you aware that the leaders are approching you. A WAVING blue flag means that the leader is about to pass and you must move over and give way to leader.
• A waving white flag indicates the start of the final lap of the race. If the Starter is unable to display the white flag and/or checker for any reason, the race shall still end at the completion of the final lap.
• The race shall be determined to be concluded when the checker flag is waved, even if the Starter waves the checker before the final lap has been completed. If The Starter misses the leader, the checker will be assumed to have been presented to the leader.
• If there are any issues with the timing and scoring system, the finishing order shall be as determined by the DRGP Staff.
• All rules are subject to change at any time, with our without advance notice, at the sole discretion of the DRGP Staff.

• YOU PARTICIPATE AT YOUR OWN RISK.

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