04/16/2026
🏁 Big day for MSF.
We're publishing something today that we've been working on for the HPDE community: Basic Safety Practices for HPDE Event Organizers. It's a concise baseline document covering car, event, and on-track safety — the practices that leading HPDE organizations have found most effective at keeping drivers safe and events running well.
Here's what I want you to know:
• It's free
• It's not a mandate or a rulebook — it's a starting point
• It's written for the whole community, regardless of size or experience
• Your feedback will make the next version better
Whether you're running events, instructing, or just out there turning laps on weekends — give it a read. If it helps your program, share it with your team. If it sparks ideas, post them here. That's how we make the sport safer together.
👉 https://www.motorsport-safety.org/basic-safety-practices?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=baseline_safety_launch&utm_content=msf_group
— Scot Elkins, President Motorsport Safety Foundation
Basic Safety Practices for HPDE Event Organizers Preface Safety at high-performance driver education events is enhanced by sensible rules that are understood andfollowed by all drivers. The following practices have been found by many HPDE organizations to reduceincidents and enhance safety, and