1) Drivers’ Briefing

① The organizer will hold the first drivers’ meeting before the first official practice session.
② During the first meeting, judges will explain the competition layout, judging criteria, and evaluation elements using diagrams or other materials.
③ Additional drivers’ meetings may be held by the organizer as needed.
④ A team representative (other than the driver) must attend each meeting.
⑤ Drivers who are absent or arrive late to the drivers’ meeting will be penalized

2) Area Definitions and Regulations

① Course (Track)
During the competition, only official staff members are permitted to enter the track.

② Stand-by Area
Only official staff and uniformed team mechanics are allowed in this area during the event. Competing vehicles must be checked by officials in this zone before entering the track. If any corrections are required by officials, the vehicle must be repaired and re-approved before continuing the race.

③ Paddock
Teams must ensure spectator safety when moving vehicles through the paddock.

④ Pit Area
This area is for vehicle maintenance and team member rest. Only personnel with official team passes issued by the organizer are allowed access.

⑤ Start Line
This is the line where participants wait for the start signal before their run. In tandem battles, the following car’s starting line is located ahead of the lead car’s line.

⑥ Pre-Stage Line
The waiting line for the next vehicle to start. Only officials may enter this area.

⑦ Start Area
The section between the Pre-Stage Line and the Start Line. Entry is restricted to track officials only.

⑧ Warm-Up Tire Area
An area for warming up tires before the start. Tire burning, drifting, and related actions are permitted here.

⑨ Staging Area
The waiting zone for vehicles preparing for solo or tandem battles. In tandem battles, this includes a repair zone called the Hot Pit, where mechanics may work. Burnouts are strictly prohibited in this area.

⑩ Hot Pit
A designated repair zone in tandem battles for tire changes and light repairs. Generators are not allowed. When using high-pressure gas containers other than fire extinguishers, teams must comply with the High-Pressure Gas Safety Law.

⑪ Spotter Area
Only one person per team is allowed in this area. No entry is allowed without the designated credentials.

3) Obligations on the Track

Once on the track, the following obligations must be observed. Violations will result in penalties:

① Entry onto the track or vehicle movement on the track must strictly follow instructions or approval from course or event staff.
② While driving on the track (including the entire circuit), unnecessary actions are prohibited.
③ When a yellow flag is displayed, the driver must immediately stop drifting, regain traction, and reduce speed. Failure to do so will result in penalties.
④ When a red flag is displayed, the driver must immediately slow down to a controllable speed, stop safely at the designated position, and follow officials’ instructions. Failure to reduce speed or maintain drift will result in penalties.
⑤ If a driver suspects an oil leak, fluid leak, or any part detachment from the vehicle, they must immediately leave the racing line, stop in a safe area, and follow the track official’s instructions.