Track Guidelines & Safety Code
Mandatory safety regulations, motorcycle gear protocols, and racetrack etiquette enforced at Traction Motodrome. Please review thoroughly before entering the pit lane.
Pre-Booking Only
Sessions on reservation
Full-Face Helmet
Compulsory across all karts & bikes
Clockwise Only
Single circuit flow direction
Marshal Authority
Obey pit signals & flags
Track Sessions' Regulations
General track access protocols, compulsory motorcycle riding safety gear, and evening operational priorities.
Pre-Booking Basis Only
Track sessions are operated strictly on a pre-booking basis. No unauthorized or unscheduled walk-in vehicles will be admitted onto the tarmac.
Full Face Helmet is Compulsory
Full face helmets with visor and functional chin straps are mandatory for all drivers, passengers, and riders. Open-face helmets are not allowed.
Marshal Signal Required
Do not enter the racetrack without an explicit signal from the track marshal. Premature or unguided pit lane departure results in immediate penalty.
For Motorcycles (Bikes & Supermoto)
Specific personal protective equipment (PPE) requirements for two-wheeler track sessions.
Racing Leather Suit (Recommended)
Full 1-piece or 2-piece track-approved leather racing suit with CE level protectors is strongly advised if possible.
Armoured Jacket with Armor (Compulsory)
If no racing leather suit is available, then a Full Armoured Riding Jacket with CE Back Protector, Knee Pads, and Elbow Guards is 100% compulsory.
Full Gauntlet Leather Gloves (Compulsory)
Full gauntlet leather riding gloves covering past the wrist joint are mandatory to protect palms and scaphoid bones.
Racing Boots or Ankle-High Protective Shoes (Compulsory)
Dedicated racing boots or sturdy ankle-high protective motorcycling shoes are mandatory. Regular low sneakers or canvas shoes are rejected.
Strictly Clockwise Direction (Compulsory)
All motorcycle and track sessions must run in Clockwise Direction only. Running counter-clockwise is strictly prohibited.
Property & Vehicle Damage
Any damages to our vehicles, karts, transponders, kerbs, perimeter netting, or facility property shall be paid in full by the participant responsible for the incident.
Track Sessions After 4:00 PM
Track sessions after 4:00 PM will be on the basis of availability, and Karting Activity shall be the primary priority during evening operating hours.
Safety Regulations & Racetrack Etiquette
9 fundamental safety codes enforced to guarantee safe, fair, and high-performance racing for all drivers.
Helmets are Compulsory
Full-face certified helmets are 100% compulsory before entering any kart, motorcycle, or track vehicle. Helmets must be securely fastened and chin straps tightened at all times.
No helmet = Zero track entry under any circumstances.
Max. Permissible Weight : Below 110 kg
For optimal kart balance, chassis structural safety, and emergency braking performance, the maximum permissible driver weight limit is strictly capped at 110 kg.
Calibrated scales are installed in the scrutineering bay.
Min. Age / Height : 14 yrs old or 4ft 9in tall
Drivers must be at least 14 years old OR a minimum of 4 ft 9 in (145 cm) in height. Drivers must be able to reach pedals and operate steering with full unhindered travel.
Pedal reach check is conducted prior to kart dispatch.
No Bumping or Going Off Track
Bumping into other karts, intentional nudging, ramming tire barriers, or exceeding track limits onto run-off grass will result in an immediate black flag disqualification with no refund.
Zero contact racing policy enforced by marshal tower.
Do NOT Stop on Track & Obey Flags
Never come to a standstill on the live racing line unless explicitly commanded by marshals. Strictly follow track flags: Yellow (hazard/slow down), Red (stop immediately), Chequered (session end).
Stopping blindly on corner exits causes high-speed collisions.
Do Not Brake & Accelerate Together
Never press the brake and throttle pedals simultaneously. Simultaneous two-foot pedal depression burns centrifugal clutches, boils brake fluid, and damages powertrain components.
Left foot for brake, right foot for throttle — one at a time.
Vehicle & Property Damage Liability
Any damages caused to our vehicles, karts, transponders, timing loops, or perimeter circuit barrier property shall be paid in full by the participant responsible for the incident.
Telemetry sensors log incident velocities and impacts.
Tuck Hair & Wear Proper Enclosed Shoes
Long hair must be properly tucked securely inside the helmet collar before boarding. Wear proper shoes covering your full foot (sneakers, racing shoes). No open-toe sandals, crocs, slides, or high heels.
Loose hair around rotating axles presents severe hazard.
Breakdown: Stay Seated & Raise Hand
In the improbable event of a mechanical stall or spin, enter the pits or safely pull to the verge. Keep your helmet on, RAISE YOUR HAND HIGH, and STAY SEATED inside the kart until safety marshals reach you.
NEVER unbuckle or step out onto live racing tarmac.
Track Flag Signals & Meaning
Flags displayed by marshals must be reacted to immediately with zero hesitation.
Green Flag
Circuit is clear. Track session underway at full pace.
Yellow Flag
Hazard on track. Slow down, hold position, strictly no overtaking.
Red Flag
Session stopped immediately. Reduce speed safely and return to pit lane.
Chequered Flag
Session completed. Complete cool-down lap and exit into pit lane.
Questions About Track Gear or Pre-Booking?
Our paddock marshals and pit coordinators are available to answer all questions regarding vehicle eligibility, helmet sizing, protective armor, and pre-booking time slots.