The gates open Friday afternoon for spectators.  Tickets are $25 per person (kids under 12 free), and include admission to the race and overnight camping.  The front gates will remain open and staffed all night.  Tickets are available only from Summit Point.  Please call 304-725-8444 or 888-660-5039, or purchase your tickets at the gate.

Directions to Summit Point:

Directions to Summit Point can be found HERE. 

Food and beverages are available at Chez Summit Point.  Coolers are allowed.

Where to watch the action

Watch the start from the grandstands at Turn 10.  Walk down to Turn 1 and watch drivers come off the high-speed, half-mile front straight and dice for position through the hairpin.  Stop by the pits and watch pit crews refuel, repair, and hustle to get their car back out on the track.  After dark, move to the stands inside the course at Turn 5 to watch glowing brake rotors, or to the stands outside the course at Turn 7 to watch headlights come down The Chute and continue around The Carousel.  At midnight, make tracks back to Start/Finish to watch the checkered flag fly.

Road racing is a blast to watch, rain or shine.  This event will go on regardless of the weather!

The 12 Hours at the Point is open to the following SCCA classes:

American Sedan (AS):  Chevrolet Camaros, Pontiac Firebirds, Ford Mustangs, and Mercury Capris with a production-based chassis with modified suspensions and brakes.  Engines are carbureted 5.0 Liter V-8s.

Showroom Stock classes B and C (SSB and SSC):  Late-model, mass-produced street cars like those bought right off the showroom floor.  Modifications are limited to brake pads, exhaust systems, steering wheels, and driver’s seats.  No car can be more than five model years old.

Spec RX-7 (SRX7):  1981-1985 model years Mazda RX-7s that are basically SCCA Showroom Stock, except for certain allowable modifications to suspension and interior.

Improved Touring classes A, B, C, E, R, and S (ITA, ITB, ITC, ITE, ITR and ITS):   Improved Touring (IT) is comprised of 4- and 6-cylinder and rotary-powered automobiles featuring limited modifications.  The vast majority of cars in this class are former Showroom Stock cars at least five model years old, but no older than the 1968 year model.

Spec Miata (SM & SSM):  Open to Mazda Miata’s that are at least 5 years old.  Modifications are strictly limited and required.  These modifications are primarily suspension, exhaust and safety related.

Also, SRF (Spec Racer Ford), T1, T2 and T3 (Touring) and ST are eligable to run the 2008 12 hours at the Point.