General Rules

The attachment of the kill switch wire to the back of the ignition coil must be by permanent method. Acceptable methods include soldering or bolting.
The connection must also be encased in clear silicone to reduce vibration and for inspection purposes.
 
No exceptions, any car that is started in the staging area must have the driver in the seat and the drive belt must be off.
 
The connection of the kill switch wire to the chassis wiring must be by a positive locking method. Acceptable methods include bolting or plug type connect.
 
Any documented violation of age, engine capacity rules or falsification of documents may result in a
minimum six race suspension, a cash fine, and/or loss of all series points.
 
Deep staging permitted (but not guaranteed) in all classes.
 
No touching of the car after the pre-stage light is on. Repeated non-compliance will result in disqualification at the discretion of the officials.
 
Both contestants must activate their pre-stage lights before either may advance into the stage beams.
This is considered courtesy staging and is expected. Violations of this request will result in a warning. Further offenses may
result in disqualification at the discretion of the race official.
 
No treating/prepping tires past the water box.
 
7 Second AutoStart will be used in all classes, except, 12.90 Index and 8 & 9 Year Old Age Group.
 
Must hold a competition license.
 
Ladder at 16 cars
 
Ladder based on best reaction time
 
Single/Bye Runs: car must stage under its own power to claim round win.
 
Age: a driver's competition age is the actual attained age as of   January 1, 2011. A driver who ages up during the year may
continue to compete in the class they started the year in, or may move to a higher class once their actual attained age qualifies them.
 
ET limits for practice and eliminations
 
12.90 Index and 8 & 9 Age Group. Any driver who exceeds 12.70 will receive one warning.
After the warning, a second offense will result in disqualification from the class.
 
8.90, 9.90, and 10-12 Age Group. Any driver who exceeds 8.70 will receive one warning.
After the warning, a second offense will result in disqualification from the class.
 
7.90 Index, Heads-Up 330, Quick 32, 13-14 Age Group, and 15 & up Age Group. Any driver who exceeds 7.70 will receive one warning.
After the warning, a second offense will result in disqualification from the class, and loss of all series points earned in the class event.
 
330 E.T. restrictions apply based upon the sanction of the track.
 
Special Conditions
10-12 Bracket class Maximum E.T. limit = 8.90
 
12.90 Index class reserved for 8 & 9 Year Olds only.
 
Spirit

- All rules of the Midwest Jr Super Series are designed on a simple premise - Junior Drag Racing is a sport designed for the fun and enjoyment of the whole family
 
 
- The spirit and intent of that principle is the standard by which the series is guided. The rules and regulations set forth are as complete as the MWJS
 can make them at this time. However, it is impossible to craft rules that cover every contingency. When an unforeseen circumstance
arises that tests the spirit and intent of the rules, event officials are authorized to decide whether an equipment
change or design is an attempt to "beat" the rules.
 
 
Event officials can and will disqualify an entry in violation of this spirit and intent rule. Officials shall have the right to correct conditions
not in compliance with the spirit and intent of regulations
 
 
 
Participants

Participants include drivers AND crew members. Participants are expected AT ALL TIMES
to conduct themselves in a professional and non-disruptive manner
 
Any participant that:
 
          1. Verbally or Physically threatens another participant or other person
          2. Uses vulgar or derogatory language
          3. Engages in unsportsmanlike conduct or conduct detrimental to the
              sport of Junior Drag Racing.
          4. Causes or contributes to the destruction of property
          5. Or Creates a condition or circumstance that is unsafe, unfair, or
              out of order, may be excluded, disqualified, or asked to leave the
              event.

Heads-Up

        1. First and Foremost, all Heads-Up 330 cars must meet N.H.R.A. rules.
 (Example: 2010 NHRA Rule Pg. 43: "Front overhang not to exceed 15 inches, measured from centerline of front spindle to forwardmost point of car.)
(Example: 2010 NHRA Rule Pg. 40: "Helmet bars are required between the secondary upper roll cage hoop and the upper roll cage rear braces on each side of the car.)
 
  - Once you have reached the point of racing within the Heads-Up 330 class, you are expected to know the NHRA base rules for Jr. Dragsters.
If your car does not meet all NHRA rules you will not be allowed to race until your car fully conforms with these rules.
 
        2. For the 2010 racing season we are simplifying Fuel Systems and Puke Systems. These changes are not meant to impede creativity in anyway.
In years past there has been no way to police items such as this. The simplification allows us a better way to monitor these systems.
The new rules will not have an effect on the performance of a given racecar, they are simply an encouragement to look for performance in different areas.
 
       3. It has been a known occurrence for years that the Heads-Up 330 cars simply take to long to run per round.

In 2010 we have came up with 2 new items to help speed the program along without having to push or hassle racers.
    
                1. Heads-Up 330 cars will be called in conjunction with an Index Class. Fueling of the cars will happen while the Index Class is completing their runs.
At the end of the Index Class the Heads-Up 330 cars will begin immediately. If you are not in the lanes when the Index Class
finishes you will forfeit your run, regardless of the round.
 
                2. In today's all-run format of Heads-Up 330 racing there tends to be many bye runs. The ladder we are going to use for 2010 will use up all
bye runs in the first round. In an effort to save time, all bye runs will be paired together first round with the quicker car having lane choice.
Also in an effort to speed up the show, you DO NOT have to take your bye run to win the round. If you have a bye run first round you may skip it,
you still win the round but will give up lane choice 2nd round as you have no e.t. to base it on.

Basic
 
No track rentals at an upcoming Midwest Jr Super Series venue 3 days prior to the event.
 
Ignition-Battery required ignition systems prohibited, O.E.M. "Magneto" style ignition accepted.
 
Mechanical kill switch mandatory. The attachment of the kill switch wire to the back of the ignition coil must be by a permanent method.
Acceptable methods include soldering or bolting. The connection must also be encased in clear silicone to reduce vibration and for inspection purposes.
 
The connection of the kill switch wire to the chassis wiring must be by a positive locking device.
 
The weight tank may not protrude more than 10" past the circumference of the rear tires and may not be mounted above the rear tires.
 
Tire warmers are prohibited.
 
Tire covers must be removed prior to crossing the water-box OR before the engine is started.
 
It is recommended that competitors use Tire Wraps, however you may still use Plastic Wrap. If you use Plastic Wrap, the first time
they stick to your tires holding up the event you will be given a warning. The second time they stick you will immediately forfeit that run.
 
The area and procedure for starting the engine will be defined by the officials on an event to event basis based on the track layout.
Only one restart after the car has passed the water box.
 
Once one pre-stage bulb is lit, neither competitor may restart their racecar.
If either competitor's car shuts off, while one pre-stage bulb is lit, they forfeit the round.
 
Procedure for weighing cars: If a car is determined to be under weight on the first examination, the car will be removed from
the scale and the unit will be re-zeroed/calibrated. The car will the be re-weighed ONE time. The decision of the official will be final.
 
Absolutely no touching of the cars by anyone except race officials until the car has passed the scales.
 
Elimination runs will be on a pro ladder.
 
Winner and Runner-Up will be teched in a timely fashion following the final round.
No winnings will be issued until tech has been completed.

A participant may not set the idle speed using the throttle cable. Idle speed must be set by a standalone method.
(I.E. Standard Mikuni Slide Adjuster, Carburetor Top Adjusters, etc.)

This ruling is strictly for safety purposes. As the idle speed is set using the throttle cable, the adjustment on a driver's pedal stop is changed.
This can result in a driver's throttle hanging at the finish line.
 
 
Engines
 
Sizes:
          Maximum Bore = 3.750"
          Maximum Stroke = 3"     + or - .010"
          Weight = 445 lbs
 
          Maximum Bore = 3.550"
          Maximum Stroke = 3"     + or - .010"
          Weight = 400 lbs
 
          Maximum Bore = 3.310
          Maximum Stroke = 3"     + or - .010"
          Weight = 350 lbs
Engines must be flat head - two valve - normally aspirated.
 
Vacuum pumps are prohibited.
 
Crank Case Ventilation Rules:

Maximum of one Puke Tank per entry.
Puke Tank must be mounted behind deflector shield. Tank may be mounted anywhere on the backhalf of the racecar.
Maximum of 3 vent hoses from Engine to Tank.
Maximum hose I.D. 3/4" from Engine to Tank.
Maximum combined length of vent hoses 15 ft.
 
No computer controlled engine/clutch components or engine control systems of any kind
 (i.e. engine management systems - programmable ignitions - fuel control systems - clutch control systems).
No external mechanically controlled fuel/ignition/clutch components or systems of any kind.
(i.e. externally activated fuel control, no switches activated via the clutch, no movable ignition coil mount systems)
 
Oxygen Sensors prohibited.
 
Fuel System Rules:

Maximum Fuel Tank Capacity = 1 Quart.
Fuel lines must be routed as directly as possible to Carburetor. (I.E. No wrapping fuel lines multiple times around Intake Manifold, etc.)
Maximum of 3 ft. of Fuel Line per entry.
Maximum of 1 Fuel Filter
Maximum Fuel Log Size: 4" Long x 1 1/4" O.D. - must be mounted between Fuel Pump and Carburetor.
Maximum of 1 By-Pass line from Fuel Log to Fuel Tank. 
Due to potential safety issues, no unnecessary shields of any kind on the racecar.
Fuel pumps must be pulsed from the manifold.
 
No electric or battery fuel pumps of any kind allowed.
 
Engine must be drilled for tagging. Engines will be tagged prior to qualifying. Any change of engine afterwards must be approved by the race official.
The request of change must be approved before the engine is removed from the car.
 
Participants
 
Minimum age in 2010 is 13 Years Old. If a driver starts the season at age 17, and turns 18 during the season, they may complete the remainder of the season.
 
Age: a driver's competition age is his/her actual age as of the day in question.
 
Proof of age may be require (i.e. certified birth certificates).
 
Drivers performance and abilities are subject to review at anytime.
 
Any driver deemed not properly qualified and/or experienced may be excluded at anytime by the race officials.
 
Fuel and Staging
 
Track supplied fuel for rounds and qualifying runs.
 
Heads-Up 330 cars will be called in unison with an MWJS Index Class. At the completion of the Index Round, Heads-Up cars will begin running.
 Any cars not in the lanes when the first Heads-Up cars are started will forfeit the run.
 
Power Mist, Propylene Oxide, Sterno, or any other power adder PROHIBITED. Random checks will be performed.
 
.400 Pro Tree
 
Two crew members only past or beyond the water box. This is considered a restricted area.
 
Crew members must also sign the hosting tracks release form.
 
Deep Staging PERMITTED.
 
No pullbacks at anytime. If a car goes deep during qualifying, the run will start from the deep position.
 
Qualifying
 
Ladder:
 
- Eliminations will be run on a Pro Ladder.
- Standard 16 car Ladder.
- In the event that there are more than 16 cars, a 32 car Pro Ladder will be used. The use of this ladder will ensure that from 2nd round on,
there are no Bye runs. In order to save time, all first round Bye runs will be run in pairs with the quicker cars having lane  choice.

Bye Runs:
If you have a Bye-Run you have automatically won that round. You DO NOT have to make your Bye-Run to advance to the next round.
If you choose not to make your Bye-Run you automatically forfeit lane choice for the following round.
YOU CAN NOT LOSE ON A BYE-RUN.
If you choose to make your Bye-Run, for your e.t. to count for the next round's lane choice you must cross the scales and make weight.
 
Maximum field, 32 cars.
 
Lane choice for first round qualifying will be done by draw. Second round qualifying will be run in the opposite lane from the first.
Third qualifying attempt must be made in the lane used in the first round of qualifying.
 
Failure to run in the opposite lane from the first pass will forfeit the second pass.
 
After the cars are paired for qualifying, if you miss your position in the order, the run is forfeited.
 
 
Lane Choice
 Lane choice goes to lower qualifier in Round 1. Quicker car from previous round gets lane choice in following rounds.

-- We will make every attempt not to, but the Midwest Jr Super Series holds the right to amend any or all rules to this series at anytime.