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Lime Rock Park

Lakeville, Connecticut 86 dB

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Per Chin Track Days

Noise limit
86 dB
Noise details
For muffled days the noise limit is 86 dB. For unmuffled days, there is no noise restrictions during hot track hours.
Measurement
Not yet verified
Convertibles / roll bar
Open cars must be equipped with a roll bar meeting the following specifications: (i) the roll bar must be of sufficient height to ensure that the top of the driver’s helmet sits below the line from the top of the roll bar to the top of the windshield (commonly referred to as the “broomstick test”) and; (ii) the roll bar must be fixed and visible at all times when the vehicle is on the track.
Helmet
Snell SA or FIA rating required.
Passengers / instructors
Registered passengers may ride along with eligible solo-qualified drivers. Passenger registration is available at the event. 18yo minimum age. Please plan on having a state issued ID available.

Source: https://chintrackdays.com/limerock.aspx · checked 2026-10-15

Per NASA Northeast

Noise limit
86 dB
Noise details
86db maximum standard. On "No sound" events, track is loud as of 10am Friday. No running on Sundays (Connecticut state rule).
Measurement
Not yet verified
Convertibles / roll bar
Not yet verified
Helmet
Not yet verified
Passengers / instructors
Not yet verified

Source: https://nasane.com/track-maps/ · checked 2026-10-15

Per SCDA

Noise limit
86 dB
Noise details
86 dB (SCDA list; track zoning requirement, strictly enforced)
Measurement
Not yet verified
Convertibles / roll bar
All convertibles require a fixed, visible roll bar that passes the broomstick test (deployable bars only if locked up at all times).
Helmet
Snell SA2020 or newer; M-rated helmets not acceptable.
Passengers / instructors
Novices must drive with an instructor at all times; passengers over 18 may ride with an instructor at staff discretion.

Source: https://scda1.com/faq/ · checked 2026-10-15

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