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Hunt the Front Super Dirt Series Announces Details for 2024 Driver Loyalty Program

Drivers who intend to follow the full Hunt the Front Super Dirt Series during the 2024 season and chase the tour's record $50,000 series championship have the option to enter the tour's Driver Loyalty Program.

Entering the program gives drivers the following:

• Free car entry to all HTF Series points races ($3,000 value)
• Eligibility for HTF Series mid-season points fund ($5,000 to mid-season champion and at least $500 to all drivers who maintain perfect attendance through the last race of July)
• Eligibility for series provisionals at HTF Series events (see provisional rules below)
• One free Hunt the Front TV subscription for one year ($360 value)

The cost to enter the Loyalty Program is $1,000. If drivers enter before March 1, the cost is discounted to $750. Drivers can enter now at https://www.myracepass.com/series/2068/registrations/9053.

Drivers do not have to enter the Loyalty Program to be eligible for the end-of-season points fund or for the Rookie of the Year points fund, however, only Loyalty Program drivers are eligible for the mid-season points fund, and provisional starting spots at series races will only be given to Loyalty Program drivers.

Drivers can enter the Loyalty Program at any point in the season, however, to be eligible for a series provisional at a race, drivers must have entered the Loyalty Program prior to the start of that event.

Register for the Loyalty Program online at https://www.myracepass.com/series/2068/registrations/9053

Additionally, drivers interested in apply to compete for the $5,000 Rookie of the Year Award in 2024, can get more details and apply online at https://forms.gle/VSH4hFtMHqJdz6kP7

PROVISIONAL RULES

Only Loyalty Program drivers who are in good standing with the HTF Series and who have perfect attendance are eligible for series provisionals.

Unless otherwise decided by the track, all series races except the first two races of the season will be 24-car starting fields with the 23rd and 24th positions being paid series provisionals awarded to the two highest Loyalty Program drivers in points entering the night who did not qualify for the main event through prelims.

In the event that all Loyalty Program drivers qualify for a feature through prelims or all but one qualify, unused series provisionals become track provisionals and the event promoter will determine how to award those starting spots.

For the first two series events of the 2024 season, the feature starting field will be expanded to 26 cars with positions 23-26 being paid series provisionals.

The first two provisionals (23rd and 24th starting spots) will be awarded to the two 2024 Loyalty Program drivers highest in the final 2023 series points who are not already in the main event.

The third provisional (25th starting spot) will be awarded to the 2024 Loyalty Program driver who finishes in the highest non-transfer spot in a B-Main. If Loyalty Program drivers in different B-Mains finish in the same position, the provisional will be awarded to the driver with the fastest qualifying time.

The fourth provisional (26th starting spot) will be awarded to the 2024 Loyalty Program driver with the earliest Loyalty Program registration date. The driver receiving that provisional in the first race of the season will not be eligible to receive it in the second race.

EMERGENCY PROVISIONAL RULES

Only Loyalty Program drivers who are in good standing with the HTF Series and who have perfect attendance are eligible for emergency provisionals.

No emergency provisionals will be awarded for the first two races of the season.

A maximum of four (4) emergency provisional starters will be allowed in any A-Main, starting after the qualified field. Emergency provisional starters will be the four (4) highest in points.

Emergency Provisionals may not be used in consecutive events.

If a driver chooses to use an emergency provisional, they will receive points for the A-Main finish but will only be awarded payoff for the difference of start money and their A-Main finish. For example, consider a situation where a driver uses an emergency provisional to start 25th in an event advertised as a 24-car field and advances to finish 12th. If that position’s payoff is $1,300 and start money is $1,000, the driver will be paid $300. The remaining $1,000 is used to pay start money to the driver finishing 25th.

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