Pre-registration is highly recommended for the Mark Hahn Memorial Havasu 300.  Entry fees will be listed on the entry form.  All mail in registrations must be received by February 13, 2010 to qualify for the pre-entry price.  All others will be considered late.  Pre-registration forms must be accompanied with payment for entry fees and APBA membership.  Personal checks, money orders and cash are acceptable forms of payment.  We also except MasterCard and Visa if you register by mail.   

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Rider Registration

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NOTE: Accepting Credit Cards is a service to the racers.  Those riders giving wrong on declined credit cards will be required to pay cash at all future events.

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2010 ENTRY FORM

2010 RACE ENTRY INFORMATION

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Late Registration

In an effort to stage a more professional show, late registration times will be strictly adhered to.  Registration and event sign in times will close promptly at the times indicated, so please make an effort to be in line by that time.  Late registration will take place on Friday from noon - 7pm and Saturday morning from 6:00 am to 8:00 am at each event.  A late fee of $25.00 per class will be added to your sign up for those registering on-site.    

Event Check In 

Whether pre-registered on not, every participant is required to check in, show your APBA membership card, sign the Waiver and Release and get a wrist band.  This includes all racers, holders and mechanics.  Please inform your holder and mechanic's that they will also need to report to the registration area and sign the Waiver and Release and get a wristband.  No racer or pit crew will be allowed in the water unless he/she has a wristband indicating that he/she has signed the Waiver and Release.  

Riders Meeting 

It is mandatory that all participants attend the published riders meeting each day that you will be racing.  The rider's meeting normally takes place at 8:30 am on race day.  Roll call will be taken to insure that everyone's smiling faces will be in attendance to hear the important information about this race.

Pre-Race Safety Inspection 

Every participant is required to have his/her boat tech inspected.  Tech Inspection is from 7:30 am - 8:30 am.  Tech Inspection is to check to see if your boat is safe to go on the water not to see if it is legal.  Please bring your boats to the beach along with your tether, helmet and lifevest. You must be with your boat for it to be inspected.  Have your hoods open, handle poles up and seats or hoods removed.  Your boat must be tech inspected before you will be allowed to practice.  Here are some of the things we are checking: proper race numbers, grips secured and do not turn, battery cables secured, zip-ties on all fuel lines, bow eyes removed, bumpers are in place and approved helmet and lifevest.  We also will check to make sure that your tether works properly and that your idle has been turned down.  Safety Inspection personnel will have gauges on hand to check intake grate and sponson depth, however, it is the riders responsibility to ask the inspector to check these items for compliance.