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16/01/2008 Md Federation Internationale De L 16/01/2008 MD FEDERATION INTERNATIONALE DE L'AUTOMOBILE INTERNATIONAL SPORTING CALENDAR INSCRIPTION FEES (exclusive of tax) 2007 2008 EURO EURO FIA Formula One World Championship 155.050 158.150 FIA World Touring Car Championship 150.000 153.000 FIA GT Championship 10.200 10.400 FIA GT3 European Championship 3.100 3.160 FIA European Truck Racing Championship 8.890 9.070 FIA Formula 3 Intercontinental Cup 7.800 7.960 FIA European Touring Car Cup 7.800 7.960 FIA World Rally Championship 155.050 158.150 Candidate for the FIA World Rally Championship 103.200 105.260 FIA European Rally Championship 11.710 11.940 FIA European Rally Cup 5.000 5.100 FIA African Rally Championship 2.820 2.880 FIA Middle East Rally Championship 2.820 2.880 FIA Asia-Pacific Rally Championship 2.820 2.880 Targa Rally / Long-Distance Rally 4.660 4.750 FIA World Cup for Cross-Country Rallies (except Marathons) 15.390 15.700 FIA International Cup for Bajas 3.350 3.420 Marathon Cross-Country Rally 61.260 62.490 FIA European Hill-Climb Championship 2.820 2.880 FIA International Hill-Climb Challenge 1.730 1.760 FIA European Drag Racing Championship 2.820 2.880 FIA European Championship for Rallycross Drivers 2.820 2.880 FIA European Championship for Autocross Drivers 2.820 2.880 FIA Historic Championships / Cups / Challenges / Trophies 1.800 1.840 Historic Regularity Rally 750 770 FIA Alternative Energies Cup 60 60 International Series Event recognised by the FIA 2.820 2.990 International Event 1.800 1.840 Zone Event 220 220 Restricted Event 220 220 PENALTIES (in addition to the base Fees - only FIA Championships, Trophies, Cups & Challenges ) Change of date or location : Less than 30 days before event : 50% More than 30 days before event : 25% Late entry: Entries submitted after 30 November of previous calendar year : 25% Cancellation: Less than 30 days before event : 100% More than 30 days before event : 25% Change of Status : Initial fee + new base fee HOMOLOGATION DUES Homologations World Rally Cars 12.140 12.380 Homologations World Rally Cars 2 5.960 6.080 Homologations Kit Cars - Super 1600 5.960 6.080 Homologations Kit Cars - Super 2000 5.960 6.080 Homologations Kit Cars - Super 2000 Rally 5.960 6.080 Homologations Kit Cars - Group T4 3.320 16/01/2008 Base Homologations (A B N T1 T4 GT1 GT2 R1 R2 R3) 6.170 6.290 Extension by series of 3 points (VO VP SP VF ET ER) 3.250 3.320 Overalls extension 100 100 Harness extension 100 100 Seat extension 100 100 Fuel tank extension 100 100 Fire extinguisher extension 100 100 Helmets Extension 100 100 F3 Engine 3.250 3.320 Homologation Rool-Cage padding 840 860 Homologation of FT3/FT3.5/FT5 Tank Materials 840 860 Homologation Overalls 840 860 Homologation Safety Belts 840 860 Homologation Seats 840 860 Homologation Helmets 840 860 Homologation Extinguishers 840 860 Homologation parts for historic cars - principal elements 2.270 2.320 Homologation parts for historic cars - other parts 610 620 Gloves 100 Laboratory Approval 320 330 CIRCUITS INSPECTIONS Registration of new circuit (reimbursed on 1st inspection): 1.190 1.210 Category A 6.400 6.530 Category B 5.530 5.640 Category C 3.680 3.750 Category D (Off Road) 2.820 2.880 Inspection of a Drag Strip: 1.190 1.210 Type A 650 660 Type B 330 340 Type C SIMULATIONS CIRCUITS Category 1 6.500 6.630 Category 2 3.250 3.320 Category 3 2.170 2.210 Category 5 540 550 INSPECTION OF NEW SPECIAL STAGES IN THE WORLD RALLY CHAMPIONSHIP Europe : € 3,755 Outside Europe : € 5,260 RECORDS Records up to 1 mile 650 660 Records up to 24h 1.410 1.440 Records over 24h 2.500 2.550 ENTRIES FIA F1 World Championship : for the entry season / per team : € 300,000 FIA World Rally Championship : per season / per Manufacturer : € 229,500 per Teams Manufacturer's : € 30,600 FIA World Rally Championship for Production Cars : per season / per driver : € 1,340 FIA Junior World Rally Championship : per season / per driver : € 1,340 16/01/2008 FIA World Touring Car Championship : per season / per car : € 35,000 per event / per car : € 5,000 FIA World Touring Car Championship for Manufacturers : € 260,000 FIA Middle East Rally Championship per season : € 204 per season / per Driver : € 204 FIA African Rally Championship per season / per Driver / per Co- Driver : € 204 FIA European Rally Championship per season / per Driver / per Co-Driver : € 204 FIA Asia - Pacific Rally Championship : per season / per Competitor : € 204 per season / per Driver / Co - Driver : € 204 FIA GT Championship : per season per car : € 50,000 per event / per car : € 5,000 For event in the Spa 24 - Hours / per car : € 11,000 FIA GT3 European Championship : per season / per car : € 22,000 FIA European Truck Racing Championship: per season / per Truck : € 4,000 per season / per Team : € 4,000 per event / per Truck : € 1,000 Standard Fee for Truck Championship Officials: € 4,100 FIA World Cup for Cross-Country Rallies per season / per Team : € 15 330 per event / per Competitor : € 150 FIA European Touring Car Cup European Super 2000 per Car : € 4,000 European Super Production per Car : € 2,000 FIA Historic Formula One Championship: per season / per car : € 870 FIA Cup for Historic Grand Touring Cars : per season / per driver : € 55 FIA European Challenge for Historic Touring Cars: per season / per driver : € 55 LICENCES F1 Super Licence: Base fee € 1,725 + € 456 per point scored in the FIA F1 World Championship in the prevous year + third party insurance ( € 2,667 ) MANUFACTURERS' COMMISSION AND ITS SPORTING SUB-COMMITTEE Base subscription for taking part in the Commission: € 11,290 16/01/2008 Subscription for the right to vote in one of the disciplines of Motor Sport: € 22,500 Maximum subscription for all disciplines: € 57,290 HOMOLOGATIONS FORMS Homologations Forms gr.A + N 44 45 Homologations Forms gr.A, C, T, ST, B and GT 32 33 Homologations Forms gr. N 18 18 Form Extension 13 13 Engine Form 18 18 Old Homologation Form 44 45 FIA Blue Paper (1000 copy) 243 250 .
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