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3-4 September 2021 3-4 September 2021 SUPPLEMENTARY REGULATIONS Contents 1. Introduction ......................................................................................................................................... 4 1 1.1. Foreword .................................................................................................................................. 4 1.2. Road surface ............................................................................................................................ 4 1.3. SS distances and total length of the rally ................................................................................. 4 2. Organisation ....................................................................................................................................... 4 2.1. Titles for which the rally counts ................................................................................................ 4 2.2. Visa .......................................................................................................................................... 5 2.3. Name of the Organiser and contact details .............................................................................. 5 2.4. Organisation - Management..................................................................................................... 5 2.5. Stewards of the meeting .......................................................................................................... 5 2.6. ASN delegates ......................................................................................................................... 5 2.7. Principal Officials ...................................................................................................................... 5 2.8. HQ location and contact details ............................................................................................... 6 3. Programme in chronological order and locations ............................................................................... 7 4. Entries ................................................................................................................................................ 8 4.1. Closing date for entries ............................................................................................................ 8 4.2. Entry procedure ........................................................................................................................ 8 4.3. Number of accepted participants and classes ......................................................................... 9 4.4. Registrations .......................................................................................................................... 11 4.5. Payments ............................................................................................................................... 11 4.6. Refunds .................................................................................................................................. 12 5. Insurance .......................................................................................................................................... 12 5.1. Civil liability " Car .................................................................................................................... 12 5.2. Civil liability " Founder ............................................................................................................ 13 5.3. Civil liability " Volunteers ........................................................................................................ 13 5.4. Behavier in case of accident (National Highway Code) ......................................................... 13 5.5. Recovery of the vehicle .......................................................................................................... 13 5.6. Derogation clause .................................................................................................................. 13 6. Publicity and Identification ................................................................................................................ 14 6.1. Obligatory publicity organiser ................................................................................................. 14 6.2. Optional publicity by the organiser ......................................................................................... 14 6.3. Identification ........................................................................................................................... 14 7. Tyres ................................................................................................................................................. 15 7.1. Rules on the use of tyres during the rally ............................................................................... 15 7.2. Tyres for use during reconnaissance ..................................................................................... 15 8. Fuel ................................................................................................................................................... 15 8.1. Types of fuel ........................................................................................................................... 15 8.2. Ordering procedure ................................................................................................................ 15 8.3. Distribution procedure ............................................................................................................ 15 9. Exploration of the special stages...................................................................................................... 16 9.1. Procedure for registration ....................................................................................................... 16 9.2. Special rules ........................................................................................................................... 16 10. Administrative control ....................................................................................................................... 16 10.1. Documents to be submitted ................................................................................................... 16 10.2. Timetable (on invitation) ......................................................................................................... 17 11. Technical inspection, lead and marking (at invitation) ..................................................................... 17 11.1. Technical inspection, place and time schedule ..................................................................... 17 2 11.2. Safety equipment of the pilot and co-pilot .............................................................................. 17 11.3. Noise level .............................................................................................................................. 17 11.4. Special national requirements ................................................................................................ 17 11.5. Installation of the safety tracking system (STS) ..................................................................... 18 12. Other procedures and regulations .................................................................................................... 18 12.1. Start procedure ...................................................................................................................... 18 12.2. Arrival procedure .................................................................................................................... 18 12.3. Allowed earlier clocking in ...................................................................................................... 18 12.4. Special procedures and activities .......................................................................................... 19 12.5. Official time during the rally .................................................................................................... 20 13. Identification of the officials .............................................................................................................. 20 14. Prices ................................................................................................................................................ 20 14.1. Cups ....................................................................................................................................... 20 14.2. Special prices ......................................................................................................................... 20 15. Final comments / Complaints / Appeals ........................................................................................... 21 15.1. Closing Statements ................................................................................................................ 21 15.2. Complaints ............................................................................................................................. 21 15.3. Deposit in appeal ................................................................................................................... 21 Appendix 1 - Timing ................................................................................................................................. 22 Annex 2 - Reconnaissances .................................................................................................................... 27 Annex 3 - Competitor's Relation Officers
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