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General Competition Rules and Regulations CARS General Competition Rules and Regulations Canadian Association of Rallysport CANADA’S LARGEST RALLY TIRE INVENTORY!INVENTORY www.yokohama.ca A034 A053 A035 A031 A006T Winter Gravel Gravel Mud Tarmac Snow & Ice Asymetrical K SERIE KM SERIE SCORPION Gravel Gravel & Gravel Mud T : 1 819 566-7722 ext :3566 E : [email protected] CUSTOM PREPARATION W : www.rtuning.ca FOR WINTER RALLY : TRACTIONIZING AND WENOUS DELIVER LIVRONS ANYWHERE PARTOUT IN NORTH AU PAYS AMERICA EDGE SIDE GROOVING Canadian Association of Rallysport CARS Rally GCRs and Rally Regulations 2013 For additional information please contact the CARS office. CARS Office Box 300 Turner Valley, Alberta CANADA T0L 2A0 1-855-640-6444 (toll free) Email: [email protected] www.carsrally.ca Affiliated with ASN Canada FIA 2155 Leanne Blvd. Unit 115 Mississauga, ON L5K 2K8 905-403-9000 905-403-8448 (fax) www.asncanada.com These regulations are intended to assist in the conduct of competitions and to further general safety. They are a guide and in no way guarantee against injury or death to participants, spectators or others. No express or implied warranties of safety or fitness for a particular purpose shall be intended or result from publication or compliance with these regulations. By participating in these events, all participants are deemed to have agreed to be bound by these GCRs and Regulations. Copies of this book are available from the CARS Office for $20.00 CDN per copy. All rights reserved. This book may not be reproduced in any form or by any means without written permission from CARS. Publishing Date: January, 2013 LEGEND Revisions and additions made since the last edition are shown thusly. Note the bar in the margin. Deletions made since the last edition are shown thusly. The text has been left in place for your information only and will not appear in the next issue. Canadian Association of Rallysport 2013 CARS Contacts Board Contacts: President: Tom McGeer Mandate ends [email protected] January 12th.2013 Atlantic Region Director: Clarke Paynter 902-435-3948 Atlantic Region Motor Sports 117 Richardson Drive http://www.armsinc.ca Dartmouth, NS [email protected] B2Z 1S4 Quebec Region Director: Ivan Bütikofer 514-502-1243 Rallye Sport Québec 140, 18e Avenue http://www.rsq.qc.ca St-Eustache, QC [email protected] J7P 3X9 Ontario Region Director: Ray Felice [email protected] Rally Sport Ontario http://www.rallysport.on.ca Prairie Region Director: Bryan Lord 403-932-2412 Rally West 130 Jumping Pond Terrace http://www.rallywest.com Cochrane, AB [email protected] T4C 0K7 BC Region Director: Martin Burnley 250-766-4368 Rally Pacific Motorsports 15892 Carrs Landing Road http://www.rallybc.com Lake Country, BC. [email protected] V4V 1C4 Extended Board Members: National Series Manager: Terry Epp Phone/Fax: 905-640-4582 [email protected] National Marketing Manager: Keith Morison 403-282-0837 [email protected] Competitor Representative: Bruno Carré [email protected] National Organizers’ Ross Wood [email protected] Representative: Technical Director: Darryl Malone 613-433-3174 [email protected] Staff: Office Manager: Debbie Dyer 855-640-6444 Box 300 Turner Valley, AB [email protected] T0L 2A0 Support Personnel: Medical Delegate: Dr. Robert Labrie Fax: 418-248-2778 Seed List/ Lifetime Standings: George Dewar [email protected] Translator: Pierre Racine [email protected] Canadian Association of Rallysport 2013 Canadian Rally Championship February 2 - 3 Rallye Perce-Neige Maniwaki CRPN Maniwaki, Québec www.rallyperceneige.com Patrick Rainville 819-663-5546 [email protected] June 29 - 30 Rallye Baie des Chaleurs CRAB New Richmond, Québec www.rallyebdc.com Stephan Roussel 418-392-3544 [email protected] September 6 - 7 Rallye Défi CASDI Ste-Agathe, Québec www.rallyedefi.com B.Gilles Lacroix 450-475-8828 [email protected] October 4 - 5 Pacific Forrest Rally WCRA Merritt, British Columbia www.pacificforestrally.com Paul Westwick 604-617-4132 [email protected] November 1 - 2 Rocky Mountain Rally CSCC Invermere, British Columbia www.rockymountainrally.com John Blaber 403-671-1985 [email protected] November 29 - 30 Rally of the Tall Pines MLRC Bancroft, Ontario www.tallpinesrally.com Ian Wright 416-606-5141 [email protected] All CRC events are also part of the North America Rally Cup (NARC) This schedule is subject to change. Cars Code of Conduct All CARS clubs' members and all participants in CARS events shall conduct themselves according to the highest standards of behaviour and sportsmanship and in a manner that shall not be prejudicial to the interests and the reputation of CARS or its Regions or of motorsport generally. Failure to do so shall be deemed a breach of the CARS GCRs and may result in penalties being applied. The purpose of this document is to provide a clear statement of the beliefs, expectations and ideals of CARS. In addition to any precepts provided in CARS Rules and Regulations, Bylaws or other Policies or those of its Regions, the following specific statements further delineate principles of individual conduct that CARS believes should be exemplified: 1. All participants in CARS sanctioned activities shall be bound by this Code of Conduct; 2. All participants in CARS sanctioned activities shall accept that motorsport can be dangerous and entails inherent risks; 3. All participants in CARS sanctioned activities shall be treated with consideration and respect; 4. All participants in CARS sanctioned activities shall endeavor to portray a positive image of rallysport through their exemplary driving habits; 5. All competitors in CARS sanctioned events shall assure that their vehicle complies with the regulations of the event and the class that it is registered for and that their vehicle is presented in roadworthy condition; 6. Participants in CARS sanctioned events shall not knowingly place themselves or others in a position of undue risk. Consideration of safety shall be placed before competitive goals; 7. CARS members shall pledge to demonstrate in their actions care and concern for the environment; 8. All CARS members shall strive to set exemplary standards of behaviour as they are all ambassadors for rallysport. Rule Change Guidelines General Outlines: A rule change may be proposed at any time throughout the year and may come from someone in the sport, the rule change committee, an organizer, a CARS official or the CARS Board. Once a rule change proposal is made, the proposal will be reviewed by the rule change committee under the direction of the CARS Technical Director. The proposal will go through various levels of discussion, translations and inputs from various groups which are stakeholders in our sport before the Board of Directors makes a final decision on the proposal. If the proposal is accepted, the rule change will likely take effect the following calendar year unless i) a CARS bulletin is issued or ii) a later effective date is attached to give the sport a sufficient lead time to prepare for the change in the regulations. Process for Submission: 1. The proposal, in either English or French, should be sent via email to the Technical Director and CARS Office. 2. Your proposal should be worded as it should appear in the published regulations complete with regulation number. 3. The proposal should include a concise rationale outlining the reasons why the rule change is needed. 4. All rule change proposals should be dated and include the name of the person making the rule change proposal. TABLE OF CONTENTS CARS GENERAL COMPETITION RULES (RALLY GCRS) .................................................................................................................. 1 1. GENERAL PRINCIPLES .................................................................................................................................................. 1 1.1 NATIONAL CONTROL OF COMPETITION ........................................................................................................................ 1 1.2 CARS RALLY GENERAL COMPETITION RULES ................................................................................................................. 1 1.3 INTERPRETATION OF RULES ........................................................................................................................................ 1 1.4 EXERCISE OF THE POWERS OF CARS ............................................................................................................................ 1 1.5 NOTICES ................................................................................................................................................................. 1 1.6 ALTERATION OF RULES AND REGULATIONS .................................................................................................................... 1 1.7 REGULATIONS ......................................................................................................................................................... 1 1.8 APPLICATION OF THESE GCRS ..................................................................................................................................... 1 1.9 ORDER OF PRECEDENCE IN APPLICATION OF RULES AND REGULATIONS .............................................................................. 1 1.10 AUTOMOBILES ......................................................................................................................................................... 2 2. TERMINOLOGY ...........................................................................................................................................................
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