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Membership Application Form Memberships will be taken starting January 1st. Just click on the MEMBERSHIP button at the left and follow instructions. You will be able to fill out the form on your computer and print it out. You will, however, still need to sign the form and send it to the Club P.O. Box along with your check. Questions contact Barbara Sparks or phone 856-935-8769. Any
membership renewal or fee
not paid by April 15th will be If you are under the age of 18, you must send in a copy of your birth certificate or driver's license as proof of age. This is a BMMRC requirement per the BMMRC By-Laws Racing Rules and Regulations. Reminder to Individual Lifetime Members: If you are planning on point racing, you must pay the driver upgrade fee of $10.00. Renewals Taken After April 15 Individual - $40.00 Driver - $50.00 Car
Registration - $15.00 Rookie Drivers All first time (Rookie) drivers must attend the BMMRC Rookie School and participate in at least one scheduled track practice for observation. The Race Director must approve a Rookie driver as “competition capable” or participate in additional track practices. Rookie drivers will start in the rear of Heat Races, on probationary status, for at least three (3) race weeks and be regularly observed for driving skill and ability Minors Any minor between the ages 12-18 must have a signed Parental/Minor Consent Release Waiver Agreement before entering the pits. Parents-This Waiver must be signed by the minor and both parents before being allowed to enter the pits. Please see Secretary to pick up your form. Pit Spots Pit spots will be taken starting January 1st. A car owner/driver may prepay the yearly pit space fee in order to maintain the same pit space from year to year. The assigned car must have been signed in to at least 50% of the scheduled previous year's races and have fee paid prior to April 1st. Contact by email Dawn Mercado or phone (302) 279 - 6802 to reserve your pit space. Car Registration Fee Payable with annual dues. This fee is for Club car registration and must be paid by each Club member registering a car. All
registered cars must have been inspected and competed or attempted to compete in at least three (3) point races during All car number re-registrations must be completed before April 1st to assure retention of a previously registered car number. Contact Barbara Sparks or (856) 935-8769 for availability of numbers before submitting your application. Visitors If you are a visiting driver planning on racing at Airport Speedway this season, you must fill out the form for the 1099-Misc. These are for cars not registered with B.M.M.R.C. All Drivers use the Visiting Driver form, Drivers that have a ride with a Car Owner use 1099 Car Owner form ALSO. Please complete the on-line form and print it out, then take the form to the Sign-in booth the first time you plan on racing. If you are under the age of 18, you must bring a copy of your birth certification or drivers license as proof of age. This is a BMMRC requirement per the BMMRC By-Laws Racing Rules and Regulations. Rookie School/Open Practice March 24 Rookie School 9am - 10am Open Practice 1pm - 5pm March 31 Rookie School 10am - 11am Open Practice 1pm - 9pm 2011 Banquet Photos
Awards
Junior 125cc Top 5 Finishers (l to r) 1st PJ Williams, 2nd Zoe Ford, 3rd Tyler Garrison, 4th (n/a) Austin Emerson, 5th Joshua Conover
125cc Top 5 Finishers (l to r) 1st Evan Krautwald, 2nd Barry Pollard, 3rd Angelo Bianco, 4th Zoe Mattis, 5th Kyle Newkirk
250 Stock Top 5 Finishers (l to r) 1st Phil Durham, 2nd Brett Estep, 3rd Ava Mercado, 4th Kyle Melvin, 5th Jimmie Garrison
270 Open Top 5 Finishers (l to r) 1st Ken Andreas, 2nd Alex Swift, 3rd Cameron Bellinger, 4th Nick Walton, 5th Matt Allabaugh
600cc Top 5 Finishers (l to r) 1st Bryan Radcliff, 2nd Stewart Carmichael, 3rd Phil Durham, 4th Cameron Bellinger, 5th (n/a) Tyler Tank
Rookie of the Year Award (l to r) Melyssa Parks, Tiffany Tyers, Tyler Garrison, Tom Williams
Most Improved Award Kelli Matherly, (n/a) Andy Taccard
Fast Time Awards (l to r) Phil Durham 600cc, Alex Swift 270, Collin Milroy 250cc, Evan Krautwald 125cc, PJ Williams Junior 125cc
Sportsman of the Year Award Barry Pollard
Junior 125cc Car Owner Plaques (l to r) Jack Conover, Greg Ford, Paul Williams Sr.
125cc Car Owner Plaques (l to r) Mike Bianco, Dave Watkins, Jeff Krautwald
250 Stock Car Owner Plaques (l to r) Elbert Melvin, Deborah Durham
270 Open Car Owner Plaques (l to r) Angelo Mercado, Ken Andreas
600cc Car Owner Plaques (l to r) Greg Ford, Lynn Bellinger
President's Award (l to r) David Radcliff, Cameron Bellinger 2012 Rule Change Highlights Rule K Section 4 Page 13 Deleted Wording: Run
before intermission Run
before intermission If
preceded by a "C", then run after Rule Item 9 Section 5 Page 16 Added: Green Item 9. There will be no repairing, replacing or removing any car parts on the track surface or infield during a Green, Yellow or Red Flag condition. Track Officials and safety personnel are responsible for checking and approving damaged cars for further racing. Reworded for Clarification: Item
13. Any car whose wheels stop on the track or any car causing the Yellow
Flag to be displayed will be put to the rear. Cars involved in the caution,
when re-started, will be placed in the rear in the order they were on the
last completed lap, with the car causing the Yellow Flag to be displayed to
the rear. Any car that goes “Dead on the track
” three (3) times is
charged with causing three (3) yellows or a combination of the two will be
automatically out of the event. One push lap for re-start. Item
14. Any car(s) entering the track after the “double-up” signal has been
given and before the first green flag is displayed by the Flagman, must go
to the rear of the field. If a caution is displayed during the initial green
flag (heats, consi or feature), cars not involved in incident will line-up
single file in original position, then doubled up again.
Rule Item 19 Section 5 Page 17 Deleted Wording: Item
19. Any car passing another by having both left side wheels on the berm
to
gain a position will automatically be set back the number of positions
gained at the next Yellow Flag or at the conclusion of the race. Rule Item 6 Section 7 Page 21 Item
6. TECHNICAL INSPECTIONS. Car
and engine inspection(s) for legality may be made at random after that
Class’s Feature event by a member of the Club’s Technical Committee measuring
any Feature finishers in a Class or in all Classes. Car and engine
inspections may also be called for by a protest from a competing team in the
same Class and by posting the appropriate protest fee(s) (see Item 4.
Protests) Added: Select finishers of Feature event must report directly to the Tech bunker after they scale. Failure to report directly to Tech bunker will result in disqualification. Club Meetings Club Meetings will now be held at the Pennsville VFW 171 S. Broadway, Pennsville, NJ 08070 Jim's Notes: We will be cracking down on the use of Raceceivers every one should be getting them figured out by now. It looked like maybe a few more cars had them on and working. From
now on Raceceivers must be within the car turned on, ear phones in your ear,
and on the proper channel. If the Race Director cannot tell you what
to do, you will be pulled into the infield. We will check that the Raceceiver
is on, and on the proper channel and in your ear. If not, you will be put
into the infield. Then if you are checked you must go to the Scale House at
the end of the race where we will have someone talk on the Raceceiver
channel. If it is not working, it must be fixed or rent one, or we will be
putting you back in the infield again in the feature. The Raceceivers are
going to be handled the same as a transponder, it is the drivers
responsibility to make sure this is done. If you can not hear very loud,
then try different ear phones. Most say they can hear fine, you also can buy
a kit to form mold your own. This is all part of the wording mandatory and
is common sense. Is there any one that does not understand this description of what is expected because the rule book says on the car?
Rained Out If you would like to be notified by email or SMS, a new service at no cost is available. Click Rained Out and follow the instructions to sign up. Take A Fresh Look!
A THANK YOU goes to Mike Budd for his detailed work on our new sign at the entrance leading into the Speedway. Reminders: Race Receivers Are Mandatory All cars entering the track for all race events must have the appropriate Race Receiver. Cars without a Race Receiver will not be scored unless the Race Receiver was accidentally lost or damaged during the race. Make sure you have one on when entering the track at all times. They will be available for rental or purchase at the sign in booth. See Sandy Transponders Drivers if you have not raced or are changing transponder numbers at the Speedway, bring your transponder number to the pit shack. The transponder number needs to be registered before warm-ups. See Donna Points Drivers if you intend to run for points and have not done your work detail party, the WDF must be paid before the warm-ups begin. See Barbara NIK STAMP The area that has been determined by the Board for the Nikoseal stamp on a Stock cylinder. All cylinders that are to be in the stock class that has been niked must be marked with NIC or NIK in the general spot shown. When you have a cylinder done and it hasn’t been marked, you can then mark it yourself. We do however advise that you should let the company that is doing the work to mark it. You can have the work done by any company that offers Nikoseal. It
is very common for the small bridged areas on each side of the exhaust port
to crack. The Board of
Directors has agreed the welding and minimal grinding if needed can
be done when it is necessary in these areas. Push Vehicles Fee Anyone with a push vehicle at the Speedway is now required to pay a fee of $25.00 yearly. A sticker will be placed on the push vehicle as proof of being registered. See any Safety inspector at the track to fill the form out and receive the sticker.. Racing World Magazine Racing World Magazine has visited the Speedway lately for driver interviews. It has a FREE 2 year subscription for anyone who would like to sign up. Sign up today on their website to get your free subscription whether it is a digital version or paper copy. They are currently looking to sponsor a track for 2011, mention Airport Speedway - Micro Sprint Racing when you sign up (under your address). Sponsorship Program Airport Speedway would like to offer you the opportunity to be part of the racing experience by sponsoring a night of racing in the upcoming season set to begin in April of 2010. As part of the sponsorship relationship you will receive the opportunity to advertise at one of America’s fastest growing spectator sports. Auto racing has always been a positive venue to reach potential consumers with various products from
household cleaners to auto parts and supplies.
$500.00 Event Sponsorship:
1.
Free grandstand
passes allotted with a sponsorship program agreement. 2.
The printed materials
that you could provide to us for distribution at the track on the night. 3.
The use of your
company’s name in any media involving the track for the week that you
sponsor. 4. The company could set a table up at the entrance of the grandstands to promote your company. $250.00*
Billboard We
will display a 4’x8’ billboard for you on the backstretch bearing you
name and company logo for the entire season. *additional
fees apply if billboard/artwork provided by the Speedway We invite you to share any ideas you may have on how we could better help and promote your company. These are just some ideas to help you see the opportunities out there. We welcome your suggestions and hope to be
able to help each other reach both our goals.
We are confident in the fact that we can together help each other reach our goals in our separate areas of interest. We invite you to join us in this upcoming racing season and be part of all the excitement. We hope you would take advantage of this opportunity to advertise your product at Airport Speedway. Speak up is a new idea for the website during the off season. Anyone wishing to email their concerns or opinions anonymously to the new President is welcome to do so. Please keep it without harsh language or derogatory remarks. The column is hoping to get members input on how the track has changed over the years and what can be done to improve it in the coming year. This is your chance as a member to voice your concerns or opinions . . . so SPEAK UP Remember When Slideshow Remember When Part II Slideshow |
Physical Address: 2412 Speedway Drive New Castle, DE 19720 Grandstands: Adults $ 8 Seniors $ 6 Active Military w/ID $ 5 Children 6-12 yrs $ 3 Pit Admission 10 & up: Member $ 15 Visitor $ 20 Open Practice per car Member $25 Visitor $35 Quick Links: Admission Fees Car Count Pay Out Schedule Rule Change Proposal Form Speedway Directions Mapquest Sponsorship/Advertising Fees 1099 Visiting Car Owner Form 1099 Visiting Driver Form 2012 Club Officers
President : Jim Garrison
Treasurer: Sandy Stumpf-Rineer
Board of Directors:
Mike Bianco Jim Garrison Jim Garrison III Curtis Matherly Preston
Sparks Class Reps 125 - Evan Krautwald 250 - Ava Mercado 270 - Nick Walton 600 - Cameron Bellinger Juniors - Zoe Mattis Track Rental Contact: Angelo Mercado 302-312-4455
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