FAQs Archive - Page 2 of 3 - Lock City Drift

Q: What do students need to have and know beforehand?

Driver must know how to drive a manual transmission car and own a SA2015 or newer helmet. Helmets can be rented an for additional fee.

Q: Is camping allowed at a Lock City Drift event?

Yes! We encourage all types of camping in the paddock area. Feel free to set up a tent or park your camping rig in an empty spot. Drivers and spectators must go back to the ticket booth to check in and receive a second wrist band for the second day of the event.

Q: How many different layouts can I drive?

Depending on the time and the event, there are multiple different layouts available for all run groups. C Group drivers are limited to driving on the skid pad, but we outline multiple different layouts for drivers to hone their skills on. B Group drivers will be allowed to drive on the skid pad and the Clubhouse Circuit reverse layout. A group drivers are able to run the full Clubhouse Circuit regular layout as well as the front, back and full road course layouts. All groups are welcome to grid on the oval to try their hand at some high speed banked turns, or work on their entries and transitions in the flat section.

Q: What if I cant make the event and I already purchased a ticket? Do you issue refunds?

Lock City Drift does not issue refunds for any tickets purchased. Please make sure that you are available and your car is ready and will pass tech BEFORE you purchase a ticket for an event. If you have any questions please email us at i nfo@lockcitydrift.com

Q: What group should I sign up for?

All drivers must sign up for C group for their first Lock City Drift event. A grid worker on the skid pad will determine your skills and bump you up to A or B group as they see fit.

Q: What happens if its raining?

Lock City Drift runs rain or shine! We have safety protocols in place with the track in case of lightning, but we never will cancel an event for incliment weather.

Q: Am I allowed to have a passenger?

Yes, passengers are allowed. They need to meet the same helmet and apparel restrictions as drivers. More information can be found on our tech regulations page.