2025 RULES AND REGULATIONS FOR

STOCK TRACTORS

NOTE: ALL GENERAL RULES APPLY TO ALL CLASSES

This class is designed for, but not limited to, beginner drivers and new enthusiasts to join the sport.  Therefore, we will not allow any strengthening of tractors unless noted for safety purposes.

Just because it is not stated in the rules does not mean you can do it.  Officials have the final call on any discussed topic of issues not meeting the rules.  If you have questions, and to avoid failing tech, contact Wendel Hartman with Intimidation Motorsports before doing something by either messaging him on Facebook or call/text him at 301-501-0243. No gray area building. All rules will be enforced. Follow them or you will not run. We understand that people will bend the rules, push allowances to the max, or think of things we haven’t thought of yet. We can always address things at the next drivers’ meeting

RULES:

1.      Any lawn or garden tractor is permitted. No old school old iron garden tractors, no rear engine riders, and absolutely no shaft driven tractors.

2.      DOT approved helmets, and eye protection (safety glasses, goggles, or face shields) are MANDATORY FOR ALL DRIVERS. Long pants, long sleeve shirts/jackets, neck brace, gloves, and boots are highly recommended for adults, and mandatory for drivers under the age of 16.

3.      Must be age 10 or older to run this class.

4.      Tractors will remain stock from the factory unless addressed in the rules.

5.      NO MOWER DECKS ALLOWED. You must remove all plastic items and headlights except for the hood.

6.      Brakes must work. Forward and reverse must also work.

7.      Absolutely no welding anywhere on the tractor except leg guards and bumper. May have belly bar. Must run leg protectors/cage. Leg guards/cage cannot extend more than 3“ in front of the foot rest. Must run a full body mower, 1/4" max material. You will be allowed to weld a plate over the exhaust hole in the frame no bigger than 1/4” thick and the plate cannot be any bigger than 1" bigger than the hole. This will be checked. Must have stock dash.

8.      A back bar can be added for safety purposes only. No hitting in the rear of other tractors.

9.      Front and back bumpers are allowed, however cannot be any wider than the width of the center of the tire. Max size of 3” x 3” x 1/4" square tubing is allowed. No points. Brackets can be welded to the bumper, but may only be bolted to the frame with two 1/2" bolts per side. Mount may not go back the frame any further than the axle and may not stick out any more than 5”. No welding whatsoever.  Must be bolted.

10.   NO SHARP EDGES.

11.   Pulley swaps are allowed 6/4 max. This will be checked. Peerless 820 (but must be stock to that tractor) and any other 5 lug rears are allowed.

12.   Stock steering. No modifications. Must use stock tie rods, but they may be reinforced. No aftermarket parts.

13.   No modified spindles. Must remain stock to that tractor. No welded front axle. Must be floating as it came from the factory.

14.   Stock ignition. A push button and toggle switch may be used.

15.   Exhaust may be straight. Maximum 15” above the hood OR factory exhaust.

16.   No aftermarket engines. No diesel engines. No alcohol in tractor or driver. Maximum 20 hp.

17.   Must run a metal hood and grill. No plastics. If stock hood is plastic or fiberglass, you may use sheet metal to make one. Can be seam welded, riveted or screwed together. No added reinforcements. Can run two 3/4" pieces of all tread through the front frame up through the hood. May have a 1/4" plate connected to all thread, 14” x 14” x 1/4" max. May have two

1" x 1” x 1/4" kickers that go from the front protector plate at an angle down to the frame. May not be back farther than the axle. MUST HAVE NUMBER VISIBLE ON THE HOOD AND/OR SIDES.  NO SHARP EDGES.

18.   No engine braces or cradles. May run spark plug protector, but must only be connected to the engine.

19.   Can run aftermarket gas tank, shifter and gas pedal. Gas tank must be put in a safe spot and fastened down securely. No gas tank under the seat. Must have kill switch and gas shut off switch. This is MANDATORY. Hoses must have clamps. You can run a fuel cell, max of 2 gallons.

20.   Battery must be secured in a safe spot and visible. If not secured, you will have to take it off.

21.   Rims are to remain stock with no modifications. Front wheels must be a minimum of 6” and a maximum of 10”.  Rear wheels must be a minimum of 6” and a maximum of 12”.  No wheel protectors. Rubber tire flaps are permitted. Tires may have tubes - air only. Valve stem protectors are allowed. Snow blower tires are allowed. V bar tires are allowed. No tire chains. Tires must hold air only. No cement, water, foam, or any other material may be used.

22.   All tractors may have four 2” x 2” x 1/4" patch plates.  

23.   Pre-run or damaged tractors must meet the rules.

24.   If driver rolls over or any part of their body touches the track, you will be flipped back over and allowed to continue running. If driver rolls over again or if any part of their body touches the track for a second time, the driver will be disqualified.

25.   In the event of a rollover, the heat will be stopped until the officials get the mower back upright.

26.   No teaming or hold and hit. ALL INVOLVED WILL BE DISQUALIFIED.

27.   Do not go past officials on the track OR YOU WILL BE DISQUALIFIED. Stay in your allowed arena space.

28.   If it comes down to 2 tractors, after 15 minutes they will shut down. 1st and 2nd will be decided upon crowd’s choice.

29.   You are only allowed through the inspection line two times before you will be loaded, so please build responsibly.

30.   Must have number painted on sides or a hood sign.