15 June, 2003 08:24
ADDITIONAL SUPPLEMENTARY REGULATIONS1. The Falcon Motor Club will promote a Clubsport Permit Classic Reliability Trial on Sunday 11th March 2000. Starting and finishing at, 'The Big Pub', Graveley, Nr Stevenage Herts. (MR 166/214291).
2. The meeting is held under the General Regulations of the Motor Sports Association Ltd (incorporating the provisions of the International Sporting Code of the FIA), these ASRs and any written instructions the promoting club may issue for the event.
3. Permit Number: 57886 has been issued.
4. The event is open to all fully elected members of the organising club and members of The Motor Cycling Club.
5. Club membership cards and competition licences will be inspected at signing on. (Note from Michael - As this is a clubsport event you actually don't need a competition licence).
6. The first competitor will start at 09.01, and the remainder at one minute intervals in numerical order. N.B. Competitors must be ready to start after scrutineering. Late starting penalties will be applied to all competitors
Scrutineering will start at 08.00. Scrutineers will issue numbers, which must be produced at signing on. Competitors should have signed on at least 30 minutes before their starting time
Public roads will be used to link sections. The route will be approximately 80 miles long and include at least 12 sections and two special tests. A route card will be issued at the start, and competitors failing to follow this will be excluded from the results. Route checks and a mid route time control may be operated
7. The following classes apply: -
1. Front engine front wheel drive production cars (except vehicles in class 3 & 6) 2. Production cars manufactured prior to 1941, and the following.
MG TC, Morgan 4/4 series I, HRG 1100, & 1500, and Ford models (upright models to 1959) EO4A, E494A, E4930A/B, E93A, £943A& 103£.
3. Front engine rear wheel drive production saloon cars and fron engine front wheel drive production
cars fitted as standard with torque-biasing or limited slip differentials or any device which is designed to achieve the same result.(except vehicles in class 6)
4. Rear engine rear wheel drive production saloons upto and including 1300cc (except vehicles in class 7)
5. Front engine production sports cars (except vehicles in class lor 6)
6. Rear engine rear wheel drive production cars (except vehicles in class 4)
b. Front engine production cars fitted with a torque-biasing differential as original or optional equipment.(Except vehicles in class 3)
7. a. Production cars modified beyond the permitted limits for the above classes
b. Rear engine production cars fitted with a torque biasing differential as original equipment
c. Front engine cars manufactured on a limited basis conforming to accepted specification These cars comply with either or both of the following. -
1) Have the rearmost part of the front seat cushion(s) forward of any part of the rear tyre and 2) Have a wheelbase of 90ins (228.6cm) or greater. 8. a. Non production cars.
b. Rear engine cars (except vehicles in classes 4,6 & 7)
c. Front engined cars manufactured on a limited basis (except those in class 7), including those
which either I) do not have the rearmost part of the front seat cushion(s) forward ofany pan of the rear tyre or 2) have a wheel base of less than 90 inches (2286 cm) Classification will be entirely at the discretion of the organisers
8, All vehicles must comply with MSA technical regulations
All vehicles must display a current tax disc and be insured for the event (see item 9) Where legally required, the vehicle must have a valid MOT certificate
All vehicles must be effectively silenced A noise check may be made.
All vehicles must be fitted with a means of having a tow rope secured quickly This must be of sufficient strength to withstand the snatch of a tow from a recovery vehicle
All vehicles must have the provision for the fixing of competition numbers near the vertical position at both the front and rear of the vehicle.
All tyres, including spares, must comply with MSA regulationM.6. 73
Any vehicle failing to comply with roadworthiness requirements will not be allowed to start All vehicles should carry a fire extinguisher.
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