SCDA Summit Point Circuit High Performance Driving & Track Day Events (HPDE)

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The Summit Point Circuit Driving Experience

 

The Summit Point Circuit was first opened in 1969.  This is an exciting 10 turn, 2 mile natural terrain road course including a long 2,980 ft main straight. Summit Point Circuit is a technical, driver-focused road course whose layout and facilities make Summit Point ideal for SCDA track days.

 

 

Highlights of an SCDA Event at Summit Point Circuit

  • We will be utilizing the classic Summit Point Circuit, a 2 mile long, 10 turn configuration.
  • The SCDA offers the finest classroom instruction. SCDA qualified instructors and accomplished racers will be leading all instruction sessions.
  • Please plan to get to the track no later than 7AM for all events. The day’s schedule can be previewed below.
  • Arrive-And-Drive rental Racecars are available for most SCDA events.
  • All cars must be muffled to 103dB at all Summit Point Circuit events.
  • The SCDA will be providing complimentary water, donuts and coffee at all events.
  • A professional photographer will be at select events capturing the action on track.
  • Summit Point will have food for sale at the track. They will be open from 7:30 AM until 2:30 PM
  • SCDA Data and Video Coaching- SCDA is offering professional data and video coaching at our events.  This is an affordable and individualized program that will help you take your driving to the next level.  Our coaches are accomplished racers and industry experts that are able to pinpoint areas for improvement.  Together you’ll come up with an action plan to help you achieve your goals.
  • Private Driver Coaching at select Lime Rock Park events can be arranged through us with standouts such as 2015 SCCA Spec Miata National Champion Jonathan Goring, Justin Piscitell, and other standouts.

 

2026 Summit Point Circuit Track Day Events & Schedule

2026 Summit Point Circuit Events will include: 8/17

  • Download the SAMPLE Summit Point Circuit Full Day Schedule 9am-5pm

 

Event Price

Summit Point Circuit event entry fees are $449 retail ($599 for novice group, includes instructor for lead/shadow or in car based on restrictions and/or request).

Save $50 and pay only $399 for one day if you register 2 months prior to the event. 

Save $25 and pay only $424 for one day if you register 1 month prior to the event. 

Summit Point Circuit - Turn by Turn Track Guide
Summit Point Circuit - Turn by Turn Track Guide

 

 

Author: Jonathan Goring


Pro Driver Coach
www.jonathangoring.com

 

Want an analysis on your own driving? Check out Jonathan Goring’s Remote Coaching page for more information on purchasing a Driver Performance Analysis Session of AiM, Vbox or Garmin files.

 

Track and Event Information

Location / Directions

Summit Point Circuit Location and Directions

Directions

GPS Navigation:
Summit Point Circuit Rd, Summit Point, WV 25446

 

Summit Point Circuit Policies

Summit Point Circuit Policies (info from their site)

Summit Point Motorsports Park (SPMP) Policies

Admission

  • Summit Point Motorsports Park (SPMP) is a private, gated facility.
  • Access to and within the park is limited to the circuit, paddock, and additional areas as shown in Annex A map.
  • Absolutely no admission or access is allowed to any Restricted Areas as designated in Annex A.
  • Any individual not complying with SPMP policies is subject to immediate removal from the park.
  • Users, registered participants’ and invitees’, access in the park is limited to the circuit, paddock, and additional areas as per user rental agreement shown in A A map.

Access is granted only under the following conditions:

Entry Requirements:

  • Paddock access for Users (Organization Staff) is 5:30 p.m. and 6:00 p.m. for registered participants the day prior to an event or as otherwise specified in User agreement.
  • Each Individual must:
    • Pay the Facility Access Fee or purchase a spectator ticket (as applicable).
    • Provide valid identification/credentials.
  • Sign the facility waiver. Upon signature of waiver, user will be issued a wristband that must be worn at all times, access is limited to registered participants unless prior written approval is obtained from SPMP.
  • Additional guests must pay the Facility Access Fee or purchase a spectator ticket.
  • User Staff, registered participants and guests are responsible for securing and safeguarding their own personal property while in the park.
  • Operator shall have no liability or responsibility for damage, destruction, theft or loss of any such property.

Additional Guidelines:

  • All individuals entering the facility are subject to search.
  • Illegal Activity is not allowed at any time in the park – all Users, participants and guests must comply with all applicable Federal, State and local laws, statutes, ordinances and regulations
  • User, participants, and guests will vacate the Park no later than 2 hours after last session.

These admission guidelines are established to ensure secure and orderly access to SPMP for all attendees, participants, and staff.

Shipping:

The user is responsible for shipments to SPMP by its participants.

The shipping address for participants is:
[Name / Team / Series]

Organization participating with
[Contact Phone Number]c/o Summit Point Motorsports Park

460 Skid Pad Road
SUMMIT POINT, WV 25446

  • Requests by participants, renters, or sanctioning bodies for SPMP staff to unload or move large objects with a forklift are subject to a $50 service fee per unit lifted as requested by a renter or team.
  • The fee is charged to the recipient- participant or User/sanctioning bodies track invoice at time service rendered.
  • This includes shipments that require SPMP equipment and an operator to unload and move pallets, motors, boxes, tires, displays, etc.

Access Roads

Absolutely no testing, cool downs, brake bedding, burnouts, or speeding is permitted on any roads at SPMP at any time.

  • Violators will be subject to removal from the facility.
  • The speed limit on any access roads is 20 mph. 

Adverse Weather

  • Track activity may be stopped during adverse weather conditions.
  • SPMP has the authority to cease all outdoor activity if lightning is detected within an 8-10 mile radius.
  • Activities will resume only after SPMP gives the all-clear.
  • Tents and awnings may not provide adequate protection during severe weather—safety is a personal responsibility.

Alcohol

  • Alcoholic beverages are permitted in coolers (no glass bottles) for personal consumption. Consumption must comply with all state laws and regulations.
  • Responsible behavior is always expected.
  • Alcohol consumption is strictly prohibited for anyone participating in on-track activities.

Asphalt Surfaces

  • Driving stakes or creating holes in asphalt is strictly prohibited.
  • Refueling in the paddock requires a drip pan to catch spills. Any fuel spills must be diluted immediately, and SPMP staff must be notified immediately. Violators may be subject to a fee for damages as outlined in Annex B .
  • Protective materials must be used under jacks or landing gear to prevent damage to the asphalt.
  • No paint markings are permitted on paved surfaces. Use of chalk markings must be pre-approved by SPMP management

Signage

  • Users and promoters may display event signage if it does not conflict with SPMP sponsors or partners.
  • SPMP sponsor signage must always remain intact and visible.
  • Users must remove their signage after the event, or will incur a removal fee at SPMP’s discretion per Annex B.
  • A signage plan must be submitted to the SPMP Management at least two weeks before the event for approval.

Bicycles

  • Bikes, skates, and scooters are strictly prohibited from being on any track at any time.
  • Hoverboards, skateboards, and similar devices are also prohibited being on SPMP.
  • All individuals under 15 years old must wear a properly fitted and securely fastened bicycle helmet when operating or riding as a passenger on a bicycle while on SPMP property.

Camping

  • Camping is allowed in designated areas.
  • Open fires are prohibited in the paddock. However, unmodified gas grills and fire pits may be used responsibly provided all sources of ignition are secured.
  • Users must abide by West Virginia’s designated fire seasons—March 1 to May 31 and October 1 to December 31—outdoor burning is restricted between 7 a.m. and 5 p.m.
  • Exceptions include small fires for food preparation, warmth, or light, given that a 10-foot area around the fire is cleared of flammable materials.
  • Users must always exercise caution and adhere to state and local regulations when using any open flame or ignition source while on SPMP.

Canopies

  • Canopies must not obstruct spectator views or block hospitality areas.
  • Owners are responsible for securing canopies to prevent damage or injury.
  • Canopies must not be placed within 15 feet of fences in spectator areas unless otherwise specified.

Catering

  • All outside catering must be approved by SPMP management.
  • Unauthorized vendors will not be allowed entry. A catering buyout fee may apply. Alcohol service requires a banquet or festival ABC permit through Jefferson County WV ABC (Contact information).

Child Admission and Participation

  • Children under 18 must be accompanied by an adult and have a waiver signed by a parent or guardian to enter or participate in activities.
  • Admission and participation requirements for children under 18 may vary depending on the event, so please check specific event policies in advance.

Track Guidelines

  • Standard track hours are 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.
  • Extended track use must be arranged and approved in advance by SPMP as incorporated into User Agreements.
  • Official Time – The atomic clock that states official SPMP official track time is provided by SPMP to the user Control Operator. This clock is the basis for hot hours, quiet time, incident time, etc., at the track. All users will synchronize with this clock for official SPMP time.
  • All vehicles must run in race direction (clockwise) only on the Summit Point Circuit (the Shenandoah, Jefferson, and Campus circuits may be run counterclockwise with Operator’s prior approval).
  • The User is solely responsible for approving and ensuring all vehicles driven during the Event meet technical and safety standards.
  • The Operator is not responsible for arranging, performing, or evaluating technical or safety inspections of these vehicles.
  • The User is responsible for ensuring vehicle sound levels comply with the 103dB limit, measured 50 feet from the track centerline using the A-weighting scale, slow response. Non-compliant vehicles must be corrected before returning to the track.
  • If accessing multiple circuits on successive days, paddock transfers may not begin before 7 p.m. on the evening prior to the next event to allow for cleaning and preparation.
  • No persons or vehicles are allowed on the track after it has gone “cold.”
  • Exceptions include safety setup crews, track inspections, track worker ingress/egress, maintenance vehicles as pre-approved by SPMP management.
  • Absolutely no user personnel are authorized on the tracks between the hours of 8:30pm to 6:30am.
  • Unauthorized track use after it has gone cold is considered trespassing and may result in expulsion from the facility without a refund.

Facility Cleanup and Departure Inspection

  • On the End Date, the User must return all traffic cones (including trackside) to the Cone Building. All classrooms and buildings must be left in the same clean and organized condition as they were received. No tires, vehicle parts, oil cans, or batteries may be left in the park.
  • Before departing, the designated User representative must coordinate a site walkthrough with an SPMP representative to validate that the facility meets the required condition.
  • Failure to comply will result in a fee per annex B (Fees) to be applied to User invoice.

Post Event Completion Park Departure

Users, participants, and guests must vacate the Park no later than two hours after the final session. A fee will be charged for every 15 minutes of non-compliance, added to the event’s post-bill as outlined in annex B (Fees) $500 fee to be applied to User invoice.

Damages to Property

User, participants and guests agree to not deface, apply any club or event stickers on any buildings, billboards, classroom walls, or other areas, pound stakes, make holes in any asphalt surface, or use paint or spray markings of any type on any asphalt surface, and that doing so is considered a violation of these rules and will result in an additional fee per affected area as outlined annex B (Fees) applied to User invoice.

Fuel | Disposal of Waste Fluid and Environmental Debris

  • Fueling must be conducted safely. Drip pans are mandatory during refueling.
  • Users, participants, and invitees must report all spills of petroleum products or hazardous substances to SPMP Management immediately. Spills must be cleaned immediately.
  • Per WV Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) regulations, cleanup materials must be swept up and disposed of in designated containers.
  • SPMP has the necessary equipment for cleanup and disposal in compliance with DEP standards. SPMP will handle cleanup using Oil Dry as needed and charge per the annex B (Fees) applied to User invoice.
  • Use designated waste disposal drums for fluids such as oil, antifreeze, brake fluid, and other hazardous materials.
  • Chlorinated brake cleaner is prohibited on the property.
  • Participants must remove used tires, batteries, and other debris. Fines per annex B (Fees) applied to User invoice for non-compliance.

Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS) and Drone Policy

In accordance with FAA regulations and SPMP policies, the operation of Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS), including drones, is prohibited on Summit Point Motorsports Park (SPMP) property unless prior written approval has been obtained from SPMP management.

Unauthorized UAS or drone use will result in:

  • Event Stoppage until pilot is located.
  • Pilot Removal from the facility.
  • Potential legal action.

To request approval or for additional information, contact SPMP management directly.

Electric Vehicles (EVs)

  • Electric vehicles (EVs) are prohibited from operating on any Summit Point Motorsports Park track without prior written approval from SPMP management. Exceptions that will be taken under consideration for approval are the following: Hybrid and Purpose-built EV purpose-built competition vehicles.
  • EVs are permitted on access roads and in paddocks but are strictly prohibited from track use.
  • EV charging is NOT is not supported by the SPMP Infrastructure; charging from all SPMP outlets is prohibited.
  • The User is responsible for ensuring adherence to and enforcement of this policy and liable for all damages that should result to SPMP for non-compliance.
  • Strict compliance is required to maintain the safety and integrity of ongoing SPMP operations.

Emergency Information

  • For any non-track-related fire or medical emergency, please dial 911.
  • SPMP maintains full-time, 24-hour security staff. SPMP Security can be reached at 304 989 3199.

Photo/Video Rights

  • By entering SPMP property, participants, guests, and spectators consent to SPMP or its designee using their image or likeness in any on-site photography or video for advertising, promotional materials, websites, or media purposes, without restriction or compensation. SPMP reserves all rights to broadcast, record, photograph, or reproduce SPMP events. Visitors may not take or facilitate actions that infringe on these rights.
  • The use of the Summit Point Motorsports Park or Summit Point Training Facility name, logo, or likeness is prohibited without prior written approval from Summit Point management. Requests must be submitted in writing to the Director of Motorsports at least 7 days in advance, detailing the intended use.
  • Unauthorized use, including anything implying endorsement, sponsorship, or association, is strictly prohibited and may result in legal action. Approved uses must follow Summit Point’s branding guidelines and uphold the organization’s integrity.

Extended Parking and Trailer Storage

  • Extended parking is available in designated areas for a fee as outlined in annex B (Fees) .
  • All vehicles and trailers must be registered with SPMP and display a valid parking sticker. Prior coordination with SPMP is required before leaving any vehicle or trailer onsite; failure to do so will result in towing and impoundment at the owner’s expense.
  • SPMP is not responsible for any loss or damage to stored vehicles or trailers.

Possession of Firearms

To ensure the safety and security of all customers, participants, and visitors, the following guidelines regarding firearms apply on SPMP property:

  1. SPMP Staff Authorization
    Only SPMP employees who are explicitly authorized by the President and possess the required certifications or licenses are permitted to carry firearms on SPMP property. This ensures that firearms are handled by trained and qualified personnel only.
  2. User Firearm Storage
    Customers and visitors who lawfully possess a firearm may store it in their personal vehicles while parked in designated parking areas. Firearms must be:

     

    • Stored inside a locked vehicle or securely locked to the vehicle.
    • Always Hidden from plain view.
      This policy follows West Virginia Code § 61-7-14(d).
  3. Contracted Security Personnel
    SPMP’s contracted security team is authorized to always carry firearms while on duty or performing activities related to SPMP operations. These professionals are trained to handle situations requiring their presence.
  4. Law Enforcement Visitors
    Local, state, and federal law enforcement officers are welcome to carry firearms on SPMP property as part of their official duties, provided they comply with their jurisdiction’s regulations.

SPMP is committed to providing a safe and secure environment for all events, training, and activities. We appreciate your cooperation with these policies to ensure a positive experience for everyone.

Noncompliance with the above will result in immediate removal of individual from SPMP

Fire Lanes

  • Fire lanes must always remain clear.
  • User organizations are responsible for ensuring compliance. SPMP will cease event operations until fire lane compliance is resolved.
  • SPMP will apply violations fee to user organization as indicated in Annex B per incident to user invoice.
  • If towing is required to clear a fire lane, the user organization will be fined as per Annex B.

Fireworks

  • Fireworks and explosive devices are strictly prohibited on SPMP property.

Pets

Summit Point Motorsports Park (SPMP) discourages bringing pets to the facility. If pets are brought to SPMP, the following rules apply:

  • Leash Requirement: Pets must always be on a leash and under the control of the owner/handler.
  • Waste Responsibility: Owners/handlers must provide their own waste-handling supplies and clean up after their pets at all times.
  • Restricted Areas: Pets are not permitted in the paddock grid, pit road, restricted areas, or any SPMP buildings, including concession facilities.
  • Unattended Pets: Pets must not be left unattended in vehicles.
  • Service Animals: Service animals are permitted in accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA).
  • Vaccination Requirement: All dogs and cats over six months old must be vaccinated against rabies and wear a valid registration tag.

SPMP Rights: SPMP reserves the right to deny entry to or remove any pet deemed aggressive or a threat to the safety of event staff and participants.

Quiet Hours
Quiet hours are observed from 11p.m. to 7:00 a.m., during which loud music and consistent with the Jefferson County WV noise ordinance.

Engines, including “race engines” or other loud vehicles, may not be run on track, in the paddock, or in any area of the Park 7:00 p.m. to 7:00 a.m .

Additionally, the Shenandoah Circuit observes a “Quiet Hour” from 11:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. every Sunday in consideration of the local community.

Smoking

Smoking is not allowed inside designated “hot” areas including but not limited to the pit lane. Smoking is not allowed inside any building, structure or covered area, nor is it permitted within 25 feet of any building entrance or exit. User is responsible for ensuring proper disposal of all extinguished tobacco, nicotine, and Vape biproducts into trash receptacles. Non-Compliance will be assed at close out with SPMP.

Event Traffic and Speed Limits

User is responsible for controlling all event traffic and pedestrian traffic in the pit and paddock areas. All vehicles must yield to pedestrians and obey traffic control personnel.

  • Drivers of any non-racing vehicles will yield the right of way to always racing vehicles for the safety of all participants.

Speed limits are strictly enforced:

  • Paddock: 5 mph
  • Access roads: 20 mph

Unregistered Vehicle Policy

SPMP is not responsible for any liability related to the use of personal motorized vehicles.  SPMP has the right to require any driver to cease use of their vehicle at any time while on the facility.

  • Unregistered vehicles such as golf carts, ATVs, motorcycles, and similar vehicles must comply with the following requirements:
  • Each vehicle must have a minimum seat height of 24 inches, operable lights, brakes, and horn (if equipped), and Original Equipment Manufacturer hand-controlled steering and braking systems.
  • All operators must be over 16 years of age and possess a valid state driver’s license.
  • For all-terrain vehicles (ATVs), operators and passengers under the age of 18 are required to wear size-appropriate protective helmets that meet the current performance specifications established by ANSI Standard Z 90.1, DOT Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standard No. 218, or Snell Safety Standards
  • Homemade vehicles, skateboards, hoverboards, and single-wheeled vehicles are not permitted.
  • Owners must purchase an Unregistered Vehicle Pass.
  • All vehicles must display the current SPMP Unregistered Vehicle Pass on the front left (driver’s side).
  • Passengers are permitted only on vehicles designed for multiple riders and used as intended by vehicle manufacturer.
  • Violations may result in loss of vehicle pass privileges, or removal from site.
  • Vehicles must be operated responsibly and within designated individual event area as shown in Annex A.
    • Absolutely no admission or access is allowed to any Restricted areas as designated in Annex A.
    •  Off-road areas or any others outside of dedicated event area are prohibited
    • Any individual or vehicle found in restricted areas will be immediately escorted off SPMP for trespassing.

Vendors

All vendors must have prior approval to operate on SPMP property. Unauthorized vendors will be denied entry.

Exclusions and Modifications

SPMP reserves the right to modify or enforce policies as needed to ensure the safety and operation of the facility. The absence of a specific policy does not imply permission for activities not explicitly addressed.

For detailed information or inquiries, please contact SPMP management. Thank you for your cooperation and commitment to safety and enjoyment at Summit Point Motorsports Park.


Annex A Facility Map

  • Black: Indicates Restricted Areas
  • Users are limited to areas in which are under contract and common areas: IE: Summit Point Circuit, Washington Circuit, Jefferson Circuit, Shenandoah Circuit, Potomac Pad.

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Annex B Fees

Post contract requested/needed –additions or subtractions  Per
EMS-ALS/BLS/FT type/hr/day see worksheet
Crash Truck (unmanned) day see worksheet
Rollback day/response see worksheet
Marshals type/day see worksheet
Radios/Headsets #/day see worksheet
Flags #/day see worksheet
“Hot” on track time hour/day see worksheet
Machinery – Back-hoe, petty bone, skid steer etc. hour $160.00
Consumable  Charges Per
Oil Dry bag $20.00
Fire bottle recharge (cold) bottle $100.00
Fuel (Paddock manual) type/gal market rate
Fuel (Diesel/Regular facility) type/gal market rate
Bags of Ice 7lb bags $3.50
Cases of Water   $12.00
Concession Items per arrangement  
Violation Fine (Rules stated in contract) Per $
Track and Facility Time beyond contracted “Hot” hours 15min $500.00
Any buildings used not cleaned and reset area $350.00
Cone shed cones all picked up, put away proper incident $100.00
Disposal of unauthorized waste fluids/ solids incident $300.00
Environmental clean-up fees as a result of violation area affected, cost of remediation + 25%  
Vandalism/Defacing of property area affected, cost of remediation + 25%  
Asphalt damage as a result of stakes, jacks, trailers area affected, cost of remediation + 25%  
Skid pad well re-prime (as a result of misuse) per hour $250.00
Littering-including tobacco bi-products per hour $50.00
Fire lane per incident $100.00
Equipment not returned/replace Per
Keys not returned each $25.00
Radio each $1,500.00
Headset each $850.00
Flag set each $300.00
Abandoned Items Per
Vehicle Removal -includes Towing necessary for parking violation vehicle $250.00
Vehicle removed disposal cost of disposal + 25%  
Vehicle storage until resolved per day $50.00
Tires tire $50.00
Fuel container container $25.00
Vehicle parts or other environmental debris load $150.00
Damages to (including but not limited to) Per
Any equipment, building, or structure cost of repair + 25%  
Paddock elec box Per box $850.00
Paddock electric pedestal pedestal $1,050.00
Sprinkler heads head $200.00
Sprinkler heads beyond the bottom of concrete head $500.00
Brake markers piece $25.00
Fencing per foot type/cost of repair + 25%  
Asphalt -paddock, skid-pad, circuit area/cost of repair + 25%  
Tire bundles bundle $500.00
Jersey wall-replacement section $2,000.00
Concrete structure cost of repair + 25%  
Concessions and Fuel

Food, Concessions and Fuel at Summit Point: 

Load-In


The standard load in time at Summit Point is 6pm the day before an event. Participants who arrive early will be staged at the load-in lot at the gate until 6pm. Participants should always check with their Event Organizer regarding the time of their load-in.

Fuel


93, 100 and 110 octane VP Race fuel is available on site

Food


Available for purchase at concessions
Noise Restrictions

103 db on track

Quiet hours from 7pm to 7am, no race engines during that time.

Track Damage

Drivers are financially responsible for damage to the safety equipment and track facilities.

Shipping to Summit Point Circuit

Shipping to Summit Point Circuit:

Track Office Delivery:

The shipping address for participants is:
[Name / Team / Series]

Organization participating with
[Contact Phone Number]c/o Summit Point Motorsports Park

460 Skid Pad Road
SUMMIT POINT, WV 25446

Automotive Services

Automotive Services

Gas Stations

 

Towing

 

Repair/Parts

Safety Information

Helmet Requirements

Helmet Requirements for all SCDA events.

Helmets with a SA-2020 rating or higher are REQUIRED for all SCDA Events

Helmets with an M-rating are not Acceptable.   Motorcycle helmets do not have the proper safety requirements for car use, specifically a rollbar multi-impact test.

 

 

 

Helmet Suppliers:

Dress Code

Long sleeves and long pants are suggested at all tracks. Open-toe shoes are not allowed. Drivers of competition cars are encouraged to wear fire-suits.

Convertible Policy

SCDA Convertible Policy

For safety reasons, all convertibles (Boxster, Miata, Corvette, BMW Z4, Honda S2000, Pontiac Solstice etc.) are required to have a roll bar that meets the following two criteria in order to be eligible to run during any event.

  1. The roll bar must be in the fixed position and visible at all times. This means that roll bars which are designed to automatically deploy are not acceptable unless they are in the full upright and locked position at all times.
  2. The roll bar must allow the driver to pass the “broomstick” test which means that the top of the drivers helmet must be below the line from the top of the roll bar to the top of the windshield.

There are aftermarket roll bars and/or seats which can be used to help meet these requirements. If your convertible meets these standards, then you are welcome to participate!

Most retractable Factory hard tops are acceptable at SCDA events, please verify.

 
Passengers

The ONLY time there may be a passenger on track is:

  • If the Driver is a registered SCDA Instructor or Coach
  • If the Passenger is a registered SCDA Instructor or Coach
  • Non-entrant passengers MUST sign in and receive the proper wristband
Tech Inspection

Tech Inspection

All Cars must be brought to Tech Inspection prior to entering the track.

  • Participants should bring their completed SCDA Tech Form to inspection with their helmets.
  • Vehicles must be empty of items and have the numbers attached that are in the driver packet
  • NOTE: Please visit Registration to get the event packet with the vehicle numbers in it. We cannot inspect a car that does not yet have the tech form and car numbers.

Lodging / Attractions

Lodging & Dining near Summit Point Circuit
Stay at the Track

Staying at Summit Point Circuit

Camping

  • Camping is allowed in designated areas.
  • Open fires are prohibited in the paddock. However, unmodified gas grills and fire pits may be used responsibly provided all sources of ignition are secured.
  • Users must abide by West Virginia’s designated fire seasons—March 1 to May 31 and October 1 to December 31—outdoor burning is restricted between 7 a.m. and 5 p.m.
  • Exceptions include small fires for food preparation, warmth, or light, given that a 10-foot area around the fire is cleared of flammable materials.
  • Users must always exercise caution and adhere to state and local regulations when using any open flame or ignition source while on SPMP.

Canopies

  • Canopies must not obstruct spectator views or block hospitality areas.
  • Owners are responsible for securing canopies to prevent damage or injury.
  • Canopies must not be placed within 15 feet of fences in spectator areas unless otherwise specified.