TRACK REGULATIONS 

DEUTSCHE VERSION

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While riding the go-karts the following rules must be obeyed by each person:

1.          Ride at your own risk; we reserve the right to refuse admission to anyone.

2.         You must be 54 inches ( 1.4meters ) tall to drive our karts at full speed.

3.         Helmets must be worn at all times and must be properly fastened.

4.         Keep both hands on the wheel at all times. Arms, legs & feet are to remain in the kart.

5.         Hair longer than shoulder length must be tied up with clips or rubber bands.

6.         All loose clothing must be secured. No open-toed footwear is allowed.

7.         No smoking in karts and in pit area. 

8.         Do not exit from karts in pit area until instructed.

9.         Drinking and driving is not allowed.

There is to be absolutely:

10.      NO BUMPING, NO SPINNING OUT, and NO CUTTING OFF.

11.       While on track: Stay in kart at all times.
If for any reason your kart should shut down while out on the course you must REMAIN IN THE KART and raise your hand !!!!

If these rules are disobeyed the rider will lose go-kart privileges and will be excluded from the karts.

Rental procedure

1.        Get a ticket at the Counter

2.       You will get a briefing about the track and the karts

3.       Go to the Pit Hall. There you get your helmet and are assigned to a kart.

4.       After your motor is started by the pit hall assistant wait until the stop and-go light shows green 

5.       Race your laps.

6.       The end of the rental time is indicated by the “last lap” board followed by the chequered flag. 

Yellow Flag:

This is a signal of danger. It usually means that a kart ahead may have spun. Slow down, watch out and do NOT overtake

Red Flag :

Stop as quickly as possible and in a safe manner, stay in the kart and wait for instructions

Black Flag :

Go to Pit, Penalty or faulty equipment. Leave track with caution

Blue Flag :

When this flag is shown it means a faster kart is close behind. Keep driving but keep your racing line and be ready to let him/her go by

The likelihood of an accident happening increases greatly if drivers do not listen or adhere to instructions, do not pay attention to the flags, or drive in an aggressive manner or beyond their own ability. 

Accordingly, we will deal with any of these violations with anything from a warning, to a penalty, to removal from race. Whether or not you agree with the decisions of the staff running the race, as in many other sports, their call is final.