“Enduro 1500” is a specific class, General rules for this type of race emphasize safety and keeping vehicles close to stock appearance and performance.

Key rules for Enduro 1500 truck races include:

Vehicle Requirements

• Stock Vehicles: The races are stock.

unmodified vehicles to keep costs down and ensure a level playing field. Performance-enhancing modifications are not allowed.

• Truck Size: Any 1500 2 Wheel Drive truck.

(e.g., Ford Ranger, Chevy Colorado)

No full-sized trucks (1/2 ton and larger).

• Drivetrain: Vehicles must be two-wheel drive (front or rear). 4×4 or All-Wheel Drive vehicles are not permitted, or the front driveline must be removed.

• Engine: limited to 4- or 6-cylinder engines, with no turbos or superchargers.

• Tires and Wheels: Only DOT-approved, ALL Season street-legal tires are permitted.

with a minimum treadwear rating (e.g., 200 or higher).

No racing tires or Snow – Mud truck tires are allowed.

( NO CHAINS OR SPIKES ALLOWED. )

• Body: The stock body must be retained, with no cutting or chopping. All glass except the windshield must be removed, and all doors, hoods, and trunks must be securely fastened (welded, chained, or pinned shut).

Safety Regulations

• Mandatory Safety Gear: Drivers are required to wear an approved helmet (Snell 2015 SA or newer), fire suit, gloves, and neck restraint/brace.

• Roll Cage: A roll bar or a full roll cage is mandatory.

• Fuel System: The original fuel tank may be used if located ahead of the rear axle; otherwise, a fuel cell in the trunk is required, separated from the driver by a steel firewall.

• No Alcohol/Drugs: Consumption of alcohol or drugs by drivers or crew is strictly prohibited before or during an event and results in immediate disqualification.

Race Procedures

• No Two-Way Communication: Radios or cell phones are not permitted between drivers and crew.

• Black Flags: A black flag typically means an unsafe condition (e.g., flat tire, parts dragging, rough driving),

requiring the driver to exit the track immediately for repair or disqualification.

• Inspections: Vehicles must go to tech inspection before and after the race, and officials’ decisions are final.

•Transponders: Must be Secured where Tech tells you to Secure it for the entire event.

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safety modifications while keeping the vehicle’s core components (engine, transmission, suspension) strictly stock to ensure fair and inexpensive racing.

Vehicle Requirements

• Permitted Vehicles: Mini-vans are allowed,

(no full-size, V8, or 4×4/AWD vehicles).

• Body: The body must remain stock in appearance. All exterior trim, headlights, taillights, and plastic bumper covers must be removed.

• Interior: All flammable materials, upholstery, and rear seats must be removed. The dashboard and front driver’s seat may remain. Airbags must be removed.

• Glass: All glass must be removed, except the windshield (which can be replaced with Lexan). The windshield area must have metal safety bars or a metal mesh screen installed for driver protection.

• Doors & Hood/Trunk: All doors must be welded, chained, or bolted shut. Hoods and trunks must be secured with hood pins or chains, with the factory latch removed.

Safety Equipment

• Driver Safety Gear:

◦ An approved full-face helmet (Snell 2015 or higher recommended) is mandatory.

◦ A fire suit, gloves, and neck restraint are highly recommended.

◦ Drivers must wear long pants and long-sleeved shirts at a minimum (no nylon clothing).

• Vehicle Safety Enhancements:

◦ Roll cages are mandatory, with a minimum number of door bars for side impact protection.

◦ Window nets are recommended.

◦ Heavy-duty lap and shoulder belts or a 4/5-point racing harness are recommended

Mechanical Rules

• Engine & Drivetrain: The engine, transmission, and rear end must remain strictly stock for the make and model of the vehicle. No performance modifications, turbos, or superchargers are allowed.

• Suspension: Suspension parts must be stock, with no modifications or reinforcement.

• Tires: Only stock, DOT-approved tires are permitted

(no racing or performance tires). All four tires must be the same size.

NO SNOW OR MUD TIRES.

• Fuel System:

If the fuel tank location is ahead of the rear axle and securely fastened. If located behind the rear axle, it must be replaced with a fuel cell securely mounted in the trunk with a fire wall separating it from the driver compartment. Water is suggest as coolant instead of antifreeze.

Race Conduct

• Communication: No two-way. radios, scanners, or cell phones are allowed in the car during the race.

• Driving: Aggressive or purposeful rough driving is strictly prohibited and will result in disqualification, as enduros are not demolition derbies.

• Scoring: Races are scored using transponders, and each team may need to provide a scorer. Pit stops are permitted under green flag conditions only.

• Black Flags: A black flag typically means an unsafe condition (e.g., flat tire, parts dragging, rough driving),

requiring the driver to

exit the track immediately for repair or disqualification.

• Inspections: Vehicles must go to tech inspection before and after the race, and officials’ decisions are final.

•Transponders: Must be Secured where Tech tells you to Secure it for the entire event.