photo by Russ Bradshaw
REGISTRATION PROCEDURE:
Register by dropping off or mailing your completed entry form and event waiver and your teams $40 entry fee to:
Whollyterra
Attn: Toilet Race
3406 Chestnut Avenue
Baltimore, Maryland 21211
or
Falkenhan’s hardware
Attn: Toilet Race
3400 Chestnut Avenue
Baltimore, Maryland 21211
Entries forms and entry fees will be accepted until 9am September 10th 2011, the day of the race assuming that race slots are still open. Racing slots will be filled on a first come basis and there are only 32 spots so register early.
Make checks payable to: “Hampdenfest”
Teams must be checked in on the day of the race by 9:00am
Racing starts at 10:00am at the intersection of 36th Street and Chestnut Avenue.
***The Official Rules***
THE OFFICIAL RULES
The Toilet Racer:
1. All racers must include at least one clean human defecation device.
2. All racers must be gravity powered, and my not have any other power source.
3. The dimensions of a racer may not exceed 5 feet wide 12 feet long and 13 feet tall.
4. There are no minimum dimensions for a racer, but it must carry at least one pilot during the race.
5. The racer must be capable of steering both left and right.
6. The racer must have a break and be capable of stopping.
The Team:
7. Each “team” is comprised of a “racer”, a “pilot”, and “crew”.
8. Each team must have at least one and can have up to three pilots.
9. Each team must have at least one and can have up to four crewmembers.
10. The total number of team members may not exceed seven.
11. All pilots must be at least 18 years old.
11. All team members must complete and sign a race waiver to participate.
The Races:
12. Each team will be randomly assigned a bracket.
13. Races will be single elimination style drag races. Morning motos qualify for the afternoon and main
races.
14. All pilots must remain seated on his/her defecation device at all times while racing.
15. All pilots are required to wear a helmet at all times while racing.
16. A team must have at least one crewmember as a pusher who can also serve as the pilot but must be
on the racer within the push zone.
17. A team may use up to three crewmembers as pushers at the beginning of each race.
18. Pushers may only push within the marked starting zone, which will be 20 feet long.
19. The racecourse will be approximately 600 feet long.
20. Race officials reserve the right to deny entry to any racer that does not conform to the rules or is
deemed unsafe.
21. Race officials will disqualify any team that does not conform to the rules or are deemed to be jerks.
22. Have fun, follow the rules.
For more information, contact Steve Baker.
