Before You Race
All participating teams and vehicles must meet the requirements established by Electrathon America.
Electrathon America describes its competition as a 60-minute endurance race in which vehicles undergo technical inspection before competing, and total distance determines the standings.
Teams should be prepared to:
Have their team/vehicle properly registered with Electrathon America.
Follow the current Electrathon America Handbook and competition rules.
Present the vehicle for technical and safety inspection.
Correct any inspection deficiencies before being allowed to race.
Have appropriate drivers and team members available for required meetings.
Submit all required Georgia Electrathon/Lanier Tech event documentation.
Pay the $50 race entry fee per car.
National Registration & Rules
Do not duplicate the national handbook on the Georgia website. Instead, link teams directly to the current national resources so your site stays current when rules change.
Electrathon America Resources & Handbook
The national resources page currently provides teams with access to the 2026 handbook, technical specifications, registration and team resources.