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Appendices to the General Competition Rules Regulations and Definitions COMPETITION LICENCES APPENDIX 1 1 34 Dawson Street, Dublin 2 Telephone 01 - 677 5628 Fax 01 - 671 0793 www.motorsportireland.com e-mail: [email protected] APPENDICES TO THE GENERAL COMPETITION RULES REGULATIONS AND DEFINITIONS In the event of a conflict the following priority will apply: International Events: FIA Yearbook, CIK Regulations, MI GCR's, MI Appendices National Events: MI GCR's, MI Appendices, FIA Yearbook RIAC / Motorsport Ireland (MI) All references to RIAC in the context of Motorsport will be taken to include the title “Motorsport Ireland” or its abbreviation “MI” 47 CONTENTS Content New Reference Page GETTING STARTED GETTING STARTED Issue of Competition Licences Appendix 1 4 Scrutiny Requirements Appendix 2 21 Guide to Safety Requirements - DELETED 1.1.13 Appendix 3 35 Advice Purchase & Care Helmets Appendix 4 36 Helmet Standard Labels Appendix 5 37 Competition Numbers and Advertising Appendix 6 42 Competitors Personal Accident Insurance Appendix 7 44 Circuit Flag Signals Appendix 8 46 Calendar of Events Appendix 9 47 Affiliated Clubs & Other Useful Contacts Appendix 10 49 Warning Signs Appendix 11 52 AWARDS General Conditions Championships Appendix 15 54 Billy Coleman Award Appendix 16 57 Sexton Trophy Appendix 17 59 Jimmy Millard Trophy Appendix 18 66 Ivan Webb Memorial Trophy Appendix 18 60 Hawthorn Trophy Appendix 19 62 List of Awards & Records Appendix 20 63 RALLYING Organisation of Stage Rallies Appendix 25 79 Warning Signs Appendix 26 103 Safer Spectating Appendix 27 109 Insurance for Rally Drivers Appendix 28 111 Regulations for Stage Rallies Appendix 29 113 Rally Car Classes and Specifications Appendix 29.1 125 Regulations for Rally Sprints Appendix 30 134 Regulations for National Tarmac Champ Appendix 31 136 Regulations for National Forestry Champ Appendix 32 141 Regulations for Navigation Trials Appendix 33 145 Regulations for Navigation Trial Champ Appendix 34 158 Regulations for Endurance Trials Appendix 35 161 Junior Rally Series (MIJRS) Appendix 36 173 RACING Regulations for Racing Appendix 40 176 General Racing Class Sporting Regulations Appendix 41 185 ASK Supercar Regulations Appendix 42 188 Motorsport Ireland GT Championship Appendix 43 190 Future Classics Racing Series Sporting Regulations Appendix 44 192 Formula Vee Sporting Regulations Appendix 45 195 MI National Formula Ford 1600 Championship Appendix 46 198 Formula Sheane Sporting Regulations Appendix 47 200 Fiesta Zetec Series Appendix 48 201 Fiesta Junior Zetec Series Appendix 48.1 203 Historic Car Racing Regulations Appendix 49 205 MI Sports Car Racing Championship Regulations Appendix 50 207 Mondello Ford Fiesta ST 2004-2008 Series Appendix 51 209 Touring Cars Regulations Appendix 52 212 Ginetta Junior Ireland Regulations Appendix 53 216 Boss Ireland Formula Libre Regulations Appendix 54 218 SEAT Supercup Ireland Regulations Appendix 55 221 Open Endurance Series Appendix 56 225 DIGITAL MOTOR RACING Digital Motor Racing Appendix 60 229 48 CONTENTS Content New Reference Page KARTING National Kart Regulations Appendix 70 234 OTHER MOTORSPORT DISCIPLINES Organisation of Hillclimbs & Sprints Appendix 80 261 Hillclimb Sprint Championship Regs Appendix 81 265 Rallycross Championship Regulations Appendix 82 269 Stockhatch RX Technical Regulations - DELETED Appendix 83.1 276 Junior Rallycross Technical Regs Appendix 83.2 277 RX150 and JB Buggies Technical Regs - DELETED Appendix 83.3 281 Honda Civic Technical Regulations - DELETED Appendix 83.4 282 Autocross Appendix 85 283 (MI) Autocross National Championship Regs Appendix 85.1 283 National Autocross Championship Information Appendix 85.2 288 5 Star Catering Championship Appendix 85.3 290 Autocross Non-Championship Regulations Appendix 86 293 Autocross Single Seater Regulations Appendix 87 296 Sporting Trial Regulations Appendix 88 300 4x4 Championship Regulations Appendix 89 305 Autotest Hewison Championship Regs Appendix 90 309 Autotest, Multi Venue and Autosolo Appendix 91 313 Midget Car Racing Regulations Appendix 92 315 OFFICIALS & ORGANISATION Offiicials Licences Appendix 100 320 Committee Structures Appendix 101 326 Terms of Reference for Committees Appendix 102 333 Standing Orders of Motorsport Commission Appendix 103 335 Guidelines re Officials Expenses Appendix 104 337 Safety Criteria for Permanent Circuits Appendix 105 338 Safety Criteria for Temporary Venues Appendix 106 340 Criteria for Licensed Coaching Venues Appendix 107 342 Rescue Unit Minimum Equipment Spec Appendix 108 344 Pre-Hospital Emergency Care Services at Motorsport Ireland Permited Events Appendix 109 346 Constitution - IMF Appendix 110 355 Motorsport Publicity and Press Appendix 121 358 General Code of Conduct Appendix 122 360 Code of Conduct for Children’s Sport Appendix 123 362 Cookie Policy Appendix 124 374 Data Protection And Privacy Policy Appendix 125 376 Social Media Policy Of Conduct Appendix 126 377 Event Permit & Insurance Charges Appendix 130 380 Benevolent Fund Address Appendix 131 382 Appendices Index 383 49 COMPETITION LICENCES APPENDIX 1 1 REQUIREMENTS FOR THE USE OF COMPETITION LICENCES 1.EU LICENCE: 2.5. Junior Kart licenses will be issued for Kart 1.1. VALIDITY: Racing and will cover all National events run Motorsport Ireland Competition licences of the under the jurisdiction of Motorsport Ireland grade “National A” or “International” will be and Motorsport UK and is valid only when recognised throughout the EU in accordance with accompanied by a Competitor Entrant Licence Article 20 of the FIA International Sporting Code Ref. GCR Chapter 7. and 1.2 below. Under a reciprocal agreement licences issued by MI will be deemed valid for all Provisions and upgrade regulations as per events run under Motorsport UK permits, as per Appendix 70 Section 12 rule H 26.1.5, in the United Kingdom provided the holder complies with all the requirements for 2.6. Deleted . the event. 2.7. Deleted . 1.2. AUTHORISATION: 2.8. CLUBMAN JUNIOR. In order to avail of the facility provided for in Junior Licences (14-16 years of age inclusive) 1.1 above, the permit for the event must contain will be issued for Autotests (excluding Multi- the following declaration “National Event with Venue Autotests which require IRDS), Sporting Authorised Foreign Participation (NEAFP)”. Trials, Midget Car Racing, 4x4 Production Vehicle Trials and Production Car Trials. It will cover 1.3. NON-IRISH CITIZENS: all National events run under the jurisdiction of Motorsport Ireland will issue licences to a citizen Motorsport Ireland. Licences (10-13 years of age of any other country represented within the FIA inclusive) will be issued for Sporting Trials in providing they can provide proof for their parent accordance with Appendix 88. ASN that they are permanently resident within the Republic of Ireland and that their ASN has 2.9. JUNIOR SPEED. given its prior permission and has recovered any Junior Speed licences (14-16 years of age inclusive) licence originally issued. ASN authorisation is will be issued for Grass and Loose Surface required for each licensing year. MI office will Autocross, Rallysprint, Rallycross and Hillclimb apply for this permission if proof of permanent / Sprint events only. The Licence is valid for residency is provided. National events run under the jurisdiction of Motorsport Ireland and Motorsport UK (where 2. LICENCE GRADES: applicable) and Motorsport UK permitted The following Grades of licence will be issued by Single Venue Stage Rallies open to Junior Rally Motorsport Ireland: drivers in accordance with R45. In the case of Rallysprint and Motorsport UK permitted Single 2.1. INTERNATIONAL: Venue Stage Rallies open to Junior Rally drivers To cover all International Events. in accordance with R45, the maximum cc. limit is restricted to 1000 c.c. In the case of Hillclimb / 2.2. NATIONAL A: Sprint events this licence is only valid for use on To cover all National Events run under the Private property type courses / tracks. It is not jurisdiction of any of the ASNs of the EU. Ref. 1.2 Permissible for use on Hillclimb / Sprint events above. that are run on public roads. For Rallycross, Rallysprint and Hillclimb 2.3. NATIONAL B: / sprint events this licence is valid only when To cover all National Events run under the accompanied by a Competitor Entrant Licence. jurisdiction of Motorsport Ireland with vehicle c.c. Ref. GCR Chapter 7, 108.23. restrictions where applicable noted on the Licence Table Appendix 1 Article 11. This licence is also 2.10. JUNIOR RACE. valid for Motorsport UK National B permitted Junior Race Licences (14-16 years of age inclusive) events. will be issued for Circuit Racing events only. The licence is valid only for the Ginetta Junior 2.4. NAVIGATOR: Ireland Series (see Appendix 53) or the equivalent To cover all National events run under the Motorsport UK series and the Fiesta Junior jurisdiction of any of the ASNs of the EU and all Championship (see Appendix 48.1). This licence International Events run under the jurisdiction is valid only when accompanied by a Competitor of Motorsport Ireland. “Navigator” grade licence Entrant Licence (GCR 108.2.3). holders are not entitled to drive at any time during an event. 50 COMPETITION LICENCES APPENDIX 1 2.11. JUNIOR RALLY: Junior Rally Licences (14+) that club. will be issued for Forest Stage Rally events only. 6.3. NON-AFFILIATED CLUB MEMBERS. The Junior Rally Licence holder must be over For applicants who are not a member of an 1 the age of 14. The Junior Rally licence can be affiliated club, there is a non-member fee of applied for by those who are under 19 years €250.00. of age on 1st January in the year the licence is applied for. The Introduction to Motorsport 6.4. PHOTOGRAPHS. Course (IMC) must have been completed. It is obligatory for all first-time applicants A Junior Rally licence holder must be to supply one identification photograph of accompanied by a Co-Driver over 23 years themselves with their application. The licence is of age, who has achieved 5 multi stage event not valid without the photograph of the holder.
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