EVENT FAQ's

Yes!

We recommend Camp Lots 1, 2, 3, or 4 for amateur racers.

No. Gates do close in late evening. Please see the schedule of events for daily gate open and close times.

Yes, we have a large holding area across the road so you are safely off the highway. Please pull all the way in leaving room for any others in the same situation.

Maximum sizes are 70 feet in length. You must fit within the 70 feet, including any tailgates/lifts. Your rig cannot be obstructing emergency roads in front or behind you.

Camping areas are grassy areas. So why spots are reasonably level, you will want some kind of leveling with you just in case.

No but access to potable water is pretty easy in all the camp lots.

It is easier if you all come in the same vehicle but that doesn’t always work. We do have an “extra car” parking area in Camp Lot 7 for extra cars. One one motorized vehicle is allowed on a camp site so any extra vehicles must go in the extra car parking area.

FRIENDLY dogs are allowed but they must remain in your campsite at all times. No walking them around. And leash cannot extend past your campsite boundary. You are solely responsible for the actions of your pet. We reserve the right to ask those with dogs deemed unfriendly for any reason to leave with no refunds given. 

This is a loud, busy event and not a great place for a dog.

Beginning on Friday food is available beginning at 6:30am through late afternoon. Bring cash as food vendors don’t take credit cards!

We will announce when ice will be available for a bit on Thursday afternoon. After that, beginning on Friday ice is available beginning at 6:30am through late afternoon at the main food building by Camp Lot 1. It will also be available there on Saturday and Sunday.

On Saturday ice is available at the food building by the pro pits as well.

Bring cash as food vendors don’t take credit cards!

Yes, you need to be member of the AMA in order to race. There are some AMA membership options. First, if you sign up for the full year AMA membership on-line, be sure to print out the temporary card and bring it with you. If you intend to be a full year AMA member, it is to your advantage to have the membership card in hard at the event, as our registration system uses the AMA member hard card. Keep in mind that if you intend to be a full year member, it can take up to 8 weeks to get the membership card if you are working in advance.

Another option is a one day membership, which is also available on-line.

AMA memberships will NOT be sold at the track due to the availability on-line.

Not for this event. AMA membership only is required.

The best way is to pre-register. Starting in 2022, both parents have to sign the racing release. The only exception made is for death of a parent or sole custody. Divorce or deployment are NOT exceptions. Pre-registration provides an easy way for both parents to sign the release. If this isn’t possible, please contact us so that we can see if we can find another option. Calling is best: 607/965-8450.

Yes, we have a large holding area across the road so you are safely off the highway if you arrive after the gates close. Please pull all the way in leaving room for any others in the same situation.

Amateur racers are allowed to have FRIENDLY dogs. However, this is not a good environment for them regardless of how “gentle, kind, and loving” your dog is. The noise alone is dangerous for their hearing. We would prefer you leave your dog home. However, if you are bringing it with you, you must leave fido in your camp site area at all times. If your dog is tied up in your campsite, the lead cannot extend into any other campsite. Potty breaks must remain within your campsite and you are expected to clean up after it. We do allow officially marked SERVICE dogs as defined by the ADA. The dog must be in a marked vest at all times. We reserve the right to ask those with dogs deemed unfriendly for any reason to leave with no refunds given. You are solely responsible for the actions and behavior of your dog.

Pit vehicles will only be allowed for those who can present a state DMV issued handicapped parking tag. This year we will be searching for pit vehicles prior to entrance. If you have a pit vehicle and no state DMV issued handicapped tag, you will be denied entrance. Those with state DMV issued tags will be allowed one driver band and the driver must be over 18 years of age. The band and handicapped vehicle id tag must remain on at all times. No pit vehicles for any reason are allowed on Saturday due to the dense nature of the crowd. We do run shuttles from the camping areas to both the front and back.

Yes, there are ATMs on site. We recommend bringing cash ahead of time. Food concessions do not take credit cards.

We do accept American Express, Discover Card, MasterCard, and Visa but a convenience charge is added to every ticket/entry purchased. Keep in mind many concessions are cash only.

Yes, we offer spectator camping!

For 2023, there is no parking charge for the day lots.

We have space allotted for those with state issued DMV handicapped parking passes.

Any child who is 6 years old or older needs a ticket. Ages 6-11 qualify for a child ticket. Anyone over the age of 11 is considered an adult.

Bring your Saturday tickets and we will credit the ticket price ($60) towards your gate fee on the day you arrive. You will pay the difference.

Nice gift! And, no it isn’t a problem. The recipient simply brings it with him/her to claim the ticket.

Yes, any one 6 and older needs to have a limited access pit pass.

Beginning at 6:30am on Saturday, you will take your pdf attachment showing the Limited Access Pit Pass purchase to the Event Center. We start insurance waivers at that time. Beginning at 7:00 am, we exchange your pass for your pit band. All those entering the pits must come to the Event Center for their band. You cannot collect a band for someone not with you. Minors must be accompanied by an adult to sign the insurance release. Please do not wait until just before 9:00am to make the exchange.

We do not allow day spectators to bring dogs. We do allow officially marked SERVICE dogs as defined by the ADA. The dog must be in a marked vest at all times.

Those staying in the camping lots, are allowed to have FRIENDLY dogs. However, this is not a good environment for them regardless of how “gentle, kind, and loving” your dog is. The noise alone is dangerous for their hearing. We would prefer you leave your dog home. However, if you are bringing it with you, you must leave fido in your camp site area at all times. If your dog is tied up in your campsite, the lead cannot extend into any other campsite. Potty breaks must remain within your campsite and you are expected to clean up after it. We do allow officially marked SERVICE dogs as defined by the ADA. The dog must be in a marked vest at all times. We reserve the right to ask those with dogs deemed unfriendly for any reason to leave with no refunds given. You are solely responsible for the actions and behavior of your dog.

No, do to crowd congestion, no pit vehicles, golf carts, or motorized vehicles are allowed on Saturday. Motorized wheelchairs are fine. We do offer a shuttle that goes from the front side to the back side. The shuttle does have stairs.

Gates open for spectators at 7am on Friday and 6am on Saturday.

Day spectators must exit the facility by 8pm Friday and Saturday evenings.

Yes, there are ATMs on site.

We do accept American Express, Discover Card, MasterCard, and Visa at the gate but a convenience charge is added to every ticket/pass purchased. Food concessions and many of the other concessions are cash only.