DuneFest 2010 Committee Members Greg Hoover, Co-Chair, John Lehuga, Co-Chair, Joe Mirvis, Event Coordinator, Mark Bedard, Eric & Kristy Benson, Robin Dollar, Don Dols , Lea Hoover, Carrie Jones, Debbie McKinney, Charlie Murphy, Reedsport High School, Project Graduation, Jeff Vander Kley

Special thanks to Mast Bros. Towing & United Rentals for providing the Sunday Air Station.



DuneFest 2010 Drag Racing Information Oregon Off Road-Racing Association - Drag Racing Area is Fenced and Secure for Drag Racing Only

The drag racing action will take place on the sand dunes managed by Douglas County Parks and is promoted by the Oregon Off-Road Racing Association (OORA). DuneFest offers sand excitement for all ages and skill levels, with trophies awarded in many categories! Everyone is encouraged to participate in these fun events. OORA staff members will be on hand to help kids at the races, especially first-timers who may not understand the rules.

Dune Fest offers four levels of racing in sand drags: • Pee-Wee - Children under the age of 16 with little to no past experience
• Junior - Children under the age of 16 with some past racing experience
• Sportsman - Adults over the age of 16 with little to no past experience.

Sportsman classes are divided into time brackets for all vehicles. The races are for fun and trophies, but do not offer cash prizes. All sportsman races carry a $25 entry fee.
• Professional
Pro racing drivers receive $500 for first place and $250 for second. A $75 entry fee must be paid by each professional racer.
All posted pro payouts are based upon 10 or more entries in each class. If there are fewer than 10 entries in a class, the payout is 100 percent of the entry fees split 70/30.

Portatree Professional Ultimate Timing System with Gold Box Interface • This is an NHRA Approved Timing System upgraded with inferred lights.
• Not affected by any white lights.
• Each light works on it’s own frequency; there is no cross lighting.

HOW IT WORKS: • The tree controls the left & right lane.
• 2 pre-stage & 2 stage lights at the top.
• When tires covers both pre-stage and stage lights lane is staged.
• When both lanes are staged there is a random delay of 1 to 3 seconds. Tree is started.

SPORT LIGHT 1, 2, 3 yellows comes on then 4th green.
1234 .4 tenths of a second; so itís called a 4 tenth starting tree.

PRO LIGHT All three yellow lights come on same time then green you GO.

QUESTION OF THE RED LIGHT - DISQUALIFICATION If you pre-stage and stage and then roll out of the lights after tree has started - YOU RED LIGHT. If you roll in too far and your pre-stage light comes back on that is Deep Staging - YOU RED LIGHT. If you start before your green light comes on, if you hit the guard beam or roll forward out of the pre-stage light - YOU RED LIGHT

BRACKET RACING USING DIAL TIMES If you go faster than you dial time You Broke Out and you loose. If both lanes brake out the worst brake out looses

THE NEXT SET OF LIGHTS ARE 60 Feet AWAY
This tells how you fast you get off the line Any questions about Drag Racing or the NHRA approved timing system please ask any OORA Official

July 31, Thursday Test & Tune
High School Drags Sponsored by U.S. Army
9am - Drag strips open
Test & Tune
Wristband of 5 tabs for $10.
Racers may run as often as they wish and when they wish
3pm - High School Drags Sponsored by U.S. Army
Ages 14-20. Picture Id or parent signature. Must wear proper safety apparel.

August 1st, Friday 9am - Sportsman Time Runs & Elimination
1pm - Pro Bike Time Runs & Elimination
3pm - Kids Time Runs & Elimination. Trophy only.

2 classes (determined by ability) 3:30pm - Rhino Drags
Bracket Race, 1 class only,
Time Trails. Trophy plus $200 Muzzy Bucks redeemable at Muzzys performance Products on vendor row
4pm - Cars, Jeeps, Buggies, & Dragsters times then elimination
August 2nd, Saturday
9am - Thumper Wars Bracket Racing
10:30am - Yamaha Banshee Bash Bracket Racing Sponsored by Cottage Grove Yamaha
Noon - Suzuki Shoot Out Bracket Racing Sponsored by American Suzuki Motor Corp.
1:30pm - Class Racing "Heads Up� off of Index. Index: 3.30-3.60; 3.61-3.90, 3.91-4.20; 4.21-4.50; 4.50 & higher.

"KING OF THE DUNES" All First & Second place winners will be entered. • 3-4 classes
• Please Note; all times are approximate: it is the racers responsibility to be on the track at the right time.
• No refunds on arm bands or unused tabs.
• Minimum of three (3) racers per class to make a race (if only 2 racers may jump up to the next class).
• Schedules are subject to change
by the Oregon Off Road-Racing Association.

King of The Dunes - no entry fee to1st or 2nd place winners
King of The Dunes Trophy & Bragging Rights

DuneFest Fee Schedule Type of Race - Entry Fee - Prizes
5 tab Arm Band $10

Kids Class $20
Trophy only Rhino Races $25
Trophy plus $200 Muzzy Bucks redeemable at Muzzys performance Products on vendor row
Sportsman Drags $25
Trophy only
High School Drags $25
Trophy only
Jeeps, Buggies, & Dragsters $25
Trophy only
Thumper Wars $25
Trophy only
Yamaha Banshee Bash $25
Trophy only
Suzuki Shoot Out $25
Trophy only
Heads Up Racing $25
set by index. Trophy only.
Pro Drags $75
Trophy plus $500 to first place & $250 to second place winners (based on 10 or more in class, otherwise the entry fee is divided 70% for first and 30% for second)

THUMPER WARS All classes in this event will be limited to 4 strokes. This is a handicap event. Any tire type allowed. Controlled by a Sportsman Tree.
Two classes:
500cc & down - 501cc & up
Entry Fee $25.00

YAMAHA BANSHEE BASH All four classes in the Banshee Bash are required to be of Banshee based frame and engine. This is a handicap event. Paddle tires of any type are allowed in all classes. We will use a full sportsman starting tree. Blink Blink Blink Green light.
DuneFest 2010 Drag Racing is sponsored by Oregon Off-Road Racing Association (OORA)



EVENT RULES Alcohol NOT allowed in Sand or Camp Sites C, D, and E or any parking lots including the Vendor and Staging Areas. Alcohol WILL be permitted in Motor Coach / RV Camp Sites A, B, and Salmon Harbor.

Extra Vehicles: You are entitled to one (1) vehicle and attached SRV or trailer per camping permit. Any extra vehicles you bring must be parked outside the event area overnight.

There are a maximum number of five (5) people per vehicle.

No Refunds - Rain or Shine Event: Once you have submitted your payment to reserve a campsite there will be no refund. Upon written request, the DuneFest Committee will evaluate exceptions to this rule after the event. If a refund is granted, there will be a credit to your bankcard less a $25.00 charge.

Event Permits/Pass Purchases: All entrance passes, camping, and parking permits will be available for purchase or pick-up beginning Tuesday, July 29th after 12:00 pm at the Pre-Registration Booth in Winchester Bay, Oregon.

For the safety of your pet(s) and others in the event area (beyond the entrance gate), your pet(s) must be contained or on a leash of no more than 10 feet.

All littering is prohibited. Garbage must be placed in garbage bins. Bins will be available in the event area.

All human waste must be properly disposed of. Sanicans will be placed throughout the area. All raw sewage must be dumped at an official sewage collection station. It is not permitted to dump raw sewage or gray water into the sand. Violation of this is subject to penalty.

There will be no parking permitted along the road except by emergency personnel.

The camping area that is purchased is your designated camping area. Each area has a limited number of camping spots. That limit is not to be exceeded. Once you purchase a spot in a camping area that is where you must camp.

Each person in the campsite must have an event pass. Event passes (Wristbands) can be purchased in advance and/or at the entrance gate.

All persons inside the event area must comply with all federal, state, and local laws, and event rules and regulations. Failure to comply may result in permanent removal from the event area or citation.

As part of a plan to provide a safer off-highway vehicle recreation experience, the Siuslaw National Forest is banning alcohol possession in off-highway vehicle riding areas in the Sand Lake Recreation Area and the Oregon Dunes National Recreation Area.

The following is an overview of the rules of the road for ATV use on the Oregon dunes. A complete list of rules is found in ORS Chapter 821, and CFR Title 36, Chapter 2 Part 261.

For more information on riding your ATV in Oregon, please visit the Forest Service Web Site. For permit information, visit the Oregon State Web Site.

Class I: Quad or three wheelers

Class II: Anything bigger than a Quad

Class III: Dirt bikes

Equipment: In general, ATVs and dirt bikes must have a red flag 8X12 displayed 9 feet above the ground when operated on sand. Each vehicle must also be equipped with a headlight and red taillight when operated in poor visibility (not limited to night). A muffler in good condition is necessary. Mufflers must be maintained at 93 decibels on National Forest Lands) (or) The Oregon Dunes National Recreation Area. Class II ATVs must have a fire extinguisher on board. ATVs must have footrests for all riders. Persons under the age of 18 are required to wear motorcycle helmets while riding on or operating class I or III ATVs. Adults can be issued citations for allowing children to not wear a helmet.

ATV / OHV permits and decals: The ATV vehicle permit is the piece of paper with the vehicle information received with the decal. Keep the permit with the vehicle and attach the decal to the ATV on the right side in plain view. Decals are required on all classes of ATVs. Out-of-state permits will be honored in Oregon if the other state will honor Oregon permits. If the other state does not require or issue permits, then an Oregon permit will he required. Any vehicle on the sand with an unloaded weight of less than 8,000 lbs is an ATV that is subject to these requirements. Serial numbers are required on all ATVs. An ATV not displaying a vehicle ID number will he subject to impound.

Class I ATV operator's permit, driver's license, adult (over 18) required. Each person riding must have an operator's permit, a driver's license or an adult who is in possession of one of the above when riding on a class I ATV. An ATV operator's permit is obtained by attending an approved safety course. A person as young as 6 years old can obtain this permit, and with the permit the child can ride a Class I ATV without the required adult riding with them. The license, permit or safety course completion card must be in each person's possession.

Class II ATV operators are required to have a valid driver's license in their possession.

Class III ATV operators must be at least 7 years old. Operators 7 - 11 must possess a class III ATV operators permit or safety course completion card obtained by attending an approved safety course and have an adult riding with them on a class III ATV. Operators age 12 and over must have either a class III ATV operator's permit, safety course completion card, a valid driver's license or an adult riding with them. Adults can he issued citations for allowing the unlawful operation of these ATVs if the children are allowed to ride in violation of the above. Class III operators less than 7 years old and persons with suspended driving privileges may not operate any motor vehicle anywhere except private property not open to the public.

Insurance. Class II ATVs are required to carry liability insurance. DMV accident reports are no longer required.

Dangerous operation: Any operation that could cause injury to people or damage to property. Examples are, but not limited to, giving rides to persons on ATVs built for one, or going through a camping area at high speeds. ATVs should be operated at 5 mph within 200 ft of any park, parking lot, campsite, loading zone, accident location or any other place of congestion. You are subject to penalties of three times the value of damages that may be caused.