Fri, Aug 28
2026
9:00 AM
Endurance Racing
Location
Pacific Raceways
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About this event
@ If you have ever wanted to race but don’t have a team or professional training, 24-Hour of Lemons is what you’ve been looking for. 24-Hour of Lemons is a race where regular people can race regular cars. Simply sign up for the event, find or put together a team, and find, use, or build a car. Interested? Learn more here! Schedule & Info SCHEDULEPre-RaceAll rookies must watch the Virtual Rookie Meeting. Thursday, 27 Aug 20265pm: Gate opens.5:30pm-9am: Quiet hours. No race motors or loud music. 10pm: Gate registration close (no armband, no entry) Friday, 28 Aug 20267am: Gate registration open8am: HQ/Test Day Registration open10am-5pm (with lunch break from 12-1pm): Optional track testing. The cost is $375 per team if you register online before the database closes. Onsite reg pricing is $425. Testing is limited to registered Lemons cars with registered Lemons drivers. No passengers allowed. To register online, click “edit” in the “other info” section of your online registration and select the testing option. The cost will be added to your team fees.1pm-5pm: BS & Tech. Teams are assigned specific tech times. That’s your time. No changes. Click the tech times button (below the track map on this page) the week of the race to view your team’s time. 5:15pm: Track walk (no motorized vehicles including e-bikes)9pm: Gate registration close (no armband, no entry)11pm-9am: Quiet hours. No race motors or loud music. Saturday, 29 Aug 20267am: Gate registration open9am: Mandatory drivers meeting10am-5pm: Race session I7pm: Gate registration close (no armband, no entry)11pm-9am: Quiet hours. No race motors or loud music. Sunday, 30 Aug 20267am: Gate registration open9am-4pm: Race session II4:30pm: Awards ceremony6pm: Paddock oil soaked up by air-dropping old Corvette Magazine issues from the belly of a DC10 tanker. You really should be getting gone.5pm-9am: Quiet hours. No race motors or loud music. PARKING/PADDOCK/FACILITIES•Parking is first-come first-served unless reserved parki…