Each RC Race Track has there own Protocol (set of rules). The Protocol varies from; everyone just knows what is going on to loud, arrogant and self centered dictators calling every moment of the racing evening.

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Rules and Guidelines that most Tracks Follow

• Cursing, or abusive language from the drivers stand, or pit areas, results in the racer being asked to leave.
• Applying the throttle of your car while it is being marshaled results in the car NOT being marshaled. Most tracks don't require the marshals to be idiots; i.e. pick up a car again if you throttled it while it was in the marshal's hands. The reason for this strict rule is safety; clothes, hair and fingers do not mix well with turning gears and tires.
• If you throw your transmitter or car, you will be asked to leave.
• NO alcoholic beverages or illegal drugs are permitted. You will be asked to leave.
• Crystal style transmitters can only be turned on while on the drivers stand.
• Driving cars in the pit area is prohibited at any time.
• Do NOT Scream OR Curse at the turn marshals. If you do verbally abuse a marshal, you will be asked to leave.
• Everyone marshals after their race. If you race back-to-back, You are responsible for getting a replacement. Penalties for not marshaling after your race generally result in a 1 lap penalty of your last race.
• Drivers must return the transponders immediately after their race.
• Unsportsmanlike driving can result in a lap penalties, or being asked to leave.
• Jumping the start can be penalized.
• Driving backwards or using reverse during a race results in a lap penalties or disqualification.
• Tech inspections are conducted at the end of each heat or race. Or at least each car is weighed.
• Race Directors/Owner rulings are final.
• The RC Track reserves the right to refuse service to anyone.
• No person attending a race day or practice will have any claim against the Owner. Just be happy you have a place to race. If you deem something unsafe, mention it to the owner. If the owner does not correct it; you do not have to patronize the Race Track. It is a cruel world.