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2012 AKA Manual AUSTRALIAN KARTING ASSOCIATION INCORPORATED MANUAL 45th Edition Previous editions have been published annually since 1966. This Manual is published with the authority of the National Karting Council, the executive body of the AUSTRALIAN KARTING ASSOCIATION INC. All red writing indicates either a new rule or one that has been amended from the previous edition of the AKA Manual. Any reference to gender that may appear in this manual should be referred to as he/she or his/her. @ 2012 This entire manual cannot be copied or reproduced without the permission of the Australian Karting Association. All rights reserved. CONTENTS Life Members .......................................................................................................................... Past National Executive Members .......................................................................................... AKA Executive ........................................................................................................................ AKA National Coordinators and Officials ............................................................................... NKC State Delegates .............................................................................................................. AKA State Secretaries ............................................................................................................ AKA State Presidents ............................................................................................................. AKA Judicial Contacts ............................................................................................................. National Committees ............................................................................................................. National Championship Results -2011 RULES OF THE AKA Administrative Procedures Definitions Chapter 1. General Standing Regulations .................................................................................... 2. Fees .......................................................................................................................... 3. Insurance .................................................................................................................. 4. Officials and Duties ................................................................................................... 5. General Offences ....................................................................................................... 6. Penalties ................................................................................................................... 7. Complaints ............................................................................................................... 8. Appeals .................................................................................................................... 9. Tribunal Procedure .................................................................................................... 10. Australian Motor Sport Appeal Court ......................................................................... SPRINT RACING REGULATIONS Chapter 11. Standard Supplementary Regulations Format ............................................................. 12. Scrutineering and Technical Inspection ....................................................................... 13. Competition Driver Licences ...................................................................................... 14. Protective Clothing .................................................................................................... 15. Flag Signals .............................................................................................................. 16. National Competition Rules ....................................................................................... 17. Circuit Safety Regulations .......................................................................................... 18. Event Race Formats ................................................................................................... 19. Closed State Titles / Australian Master Games ............................................................ 20. National Events ......................................................................................................... HOMOLOGATION OF ENGINES AND AFTERMARKET PARTS Chapter 21. AKA Equipment Registration & Homologation Procedures .......................................... 22. Fuel/Fuel Testing ....................................................................................................... 23. Tyres ......................................................................................................................... 24. Noise Control ............................................................................................................ 25. Australian Kart Formula ............................................................................................. 26. Generic Compliance Checks ...................................................................................... 2 Australian Karting Association Inc AKA CLASSES Chapter 27. Midgets .................................................................................................................... 28. Rookies ..................................................................................................................... 29. Junior Nationals ........................................................................................................ 30. Junior Clubman ......................................................................................................... 31. Formula Junior Max ................................................................................................... 32. Junior Performance .................................................................................................... 33. Senior National ......................................................................................................... 34. Clubman 100cc ......................................................................................................... 35. Yamaha 100 Tag ...................................................................................................... 36. Sportsman Class........................................................................................................ 37. Restricted 125 ........................................................................................................... 38. Formula Rotax 125 .................................................................................................... 39. Parilla Leopard .......................................................................................................... 40. Tag 125 .................................................................................................................... 41. Formula 100 ............................................................................................................. 42. Open Performance..................................................................................................... 43. Australia Based CIK Classes........................................................................................ SPEEDWAY 44. Speedway ................................................................................................................. 45. Dirt Track .................................................................................................................. 46. Endurance Karting ..................................................................................................... 47. Vintage Karting ......................................................................................................... DRIVERS INDEX AKA 2012 Events Calendar ............................................................................................................. Australian Karting Association Inc 3 AUSTRALIAN KARTING ASSOCIATION INC LIFE MEMBERS NAME APPOINTED STATE s Mr J Duckworth 27.07.1968 VICTORIA Mr J Harrison 08.08.1970 NEW SOUTH WALES Dr R Phillips 13.08.1972 VICTORIA Mr A Gore 31.08.1974 VICTORIA s Mrs June Hodgetts 31.08.1974 SOUTH AUSTRALIA Mr L Power 31.07.1976 WESTERN AUSTRALIA Mr Neil Osborn 07.08.1977 QUEENSLAND s Mr N Hunter 09.08.1980 VICTORIA s Mr D Liddle 08.08.1982 SOUTH AUSTRALIA s Mr Frank Swann 06.08.1983 WESTERN AUSTRALIA Mr Peter Ward 03.08.1984 VICTORIA Mr Geoff Jacobs 02.08.1986 TASMANIA Mr Ken Mitchell 02.08.1987 NEW SOUTH WALES Mr William MacGregor 04.08.1991 SOUTH AUSTRALIA Mr Don Singline 06.08.1993 TASMANIA Mr Robert Edyvean 07.09.2000 QUEENSLAND Mr Barry Campbell 07.09.2000 TASMANIA s Mr Kevin Jenner 07.09.2002 SOUTH AUSTRALIA Mr Harold Arnett 27.08.2004 VICTORIA Mr David Clarke 27.08.2004 WESTERN AUSTRALIA Mr Craig Denton 27.08.2004 SOUTH AUSTRALIA Mr Gary Light 29.10.2005 WESTERN AUSTRALIA s Mr Brian Farley 26.08.2006 NEW SOUTH WALES Mr Alf Capri 26.08.2007 QUEENSLAND Mrs Maureen Capri 26.08.2007 QUEENSLAND Mrs Pam Arnett 22.08.2008 VICTORIA Mr Max Laybutt 21.08.2010 NEW SOUTH WALES Mr Mick Stott 19.8.2011 SOUTH AUSTRALIA s Denotes Deceased 4 Australian Karting Association Inc THE AUSTRALIAN KARTING ASSOCIATION INC PAST NATIONAL EXECUTIVE MEMBERS CHAIRMAN G. Carlsen 17.08.63 - 28.10.63 New South Wales D. Ingersole 28.10.63 - 29.03.64 Victoria s J. Self 29.03.64 - 31.10.64 South Australia G. Carlsen 31.10.64 - 10.07.65 New South Wales CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER Robert Edyvean 19.05.97 - 31.12.00 Queensland
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