MotorsportReg Account

• Each participant must create an account at MotorsportReg.com.
• Update your personal information and provide VINs for all vehicles you plan to bring.
• Participants must be at least 18 years old and hold a valid, non-restricted driver’s license, which will be checked at event check-in.
• Up to two drivers may share a car, but each must register separately, pay the full fee, and participate in different run groups.

Technical Inspection

• Submit a Pre-Event Tech Form within 30 days before each event.
• The tech team will provide instructions 30 days prior to the event.
• You may have a certified mechanic complete the form, or do it yourself if qualified.
• If sharing a car, both drivers must submit separate tech forms.
• All cars must be inspected before every event, regardless of previous submissions.
• Periodic professional inspections are highly recommended.

HANS and Helmets

• Head and Neck Restraints: Drivers and passengers in cars equipped with harnesses are required to use an approved Head and Neck Restraint System (HANS). For details on approved systems, see https://www.pca.org/.
• Helmets: Helmets must be manufactured in 2015 or later and carry one of the following certifications: Snell SA or SAH, FIA, SFI 31.1, or BS6658-85 Type A/FR.
  Motorcycle helmets with an SM rating are not permitted.
• Helmet Rentals: A limited number of rental helmets are available with advance reservation.
• Updated Helmet Standard: Beginning July 1, 2026, only Snell SA2020 and SA2025 helmets are accepted.

Turn Signals

• Vehicles must have independently operating turn signals, or drivers must be able to signal with a fully extended arm out the driver’s side window.

Convertible Requirements

• Convertibles without manufacturer‑installed rollover protection must have additional rollover protection installed.
• Any vehicle with a removable top (soft or hard) must have the top fully installed and secured for the duration of the event.

996/997 GT2, GT3, Turbo, and Cup Car Coolant Fitting Requirements

• Certain Porsche models with ‘Mezger’ dry sump engines have epoxied coolant fittings prone to failure.
• Proof of welded or pinned coolant pipe fittings is required, and an invoice must be submitted and kept on file with PNWR.
• 997.2 Turbo models (2010–2013) are exempt.
• If you are unsure about your car’s fittings or lack records, referrals to local shops for inspection are available.

Payment and Confirmation

• Online payment is mandatory, but your card will not be charged until registration is confirmed.
• You can check your registration status and assigned car number at MotorsportReg.com.
• Upon registration, you’ll be listed as “Waitlisted” until your request is processed.

Event Details

• The week before the event, you’ll receive an email with links to track instructions, maps, schedules, and instructor assignments. This email comes from MotorsportReg, so check your junk mail folder.

Schedule Overview

• 7:00 AM: Gates open; tech inspection and registration begin
• 8:10 AM: Mandatory drivers meeting
• 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM: Track hot, with a one-hour lunch break at noon

Contact Information

• PCA/PNWR DE Registrar: Kim Motonaga (depnwr@gmail.com)
• PCA/PNWR Chief Driving Instructor: Karthik Anbalagan (drivered_CDI@pnwr.org)
• PCA/PNWR DE Tech: Mark Grace & Kent Keeran (detipnwr@gmail.com)