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2020 Rule Book – Version 1.2 Rule Book 2020 Edition Governing the second annual Open-Wheels 500 Mile Race Property of Open-Wheels.com | Version 1.2 Table of Contents 1. GENERAL ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 4 1.1. Governance .......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................4 1.2. Security ..............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................5 1.3. Data Sharing Policy ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................5 2. MEMBERSHIP ......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 6 2.1. General ..............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................6 2.2. Application ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................6 2.3. Physical and Psychological Fitness .....................................................................................................................................................................................................................6 2.4. Violation of Laws ...............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................6 2.5. Event Activities ..................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................6 2.6. Membership ......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................7 3. ENTRANTS (DRIVERS).............................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 8 3.1. General ..............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................8 3.2. Open-Wheels.com 500 Mile Race Eligibility ......................................................................................................................................................................................................8 3.3. Entrant Substitution ..........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................8 4. ENTRIES .................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 9 4.1. General ..............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................9 4.2. Entrant...............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................9 4.3. Car .....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................9 4.4. Deadline ..........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................10 4.5. Ways of Entering .............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................10 4.6. Reopening of Entries .......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................10 4.7. Failure to Participate .......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................10 4.8. Entry Change ...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................10 4.9. Testing .............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................10 5. AT-TRACK PROCEDURES ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 11 5.1. General ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................11 5.2. On-Track Conditions ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................11 5.3. Flag Codes and/or Track Condition Lights........................................................................................................................................................................................................12 5.4. Timing and Scoring ..........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................12 5.5. Communication ...............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................13 5.6. Pit Boxes ..........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................13 5.7. Race Start ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................13 5.8. Race Restart ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................14 5.9. Performance Standards and Driver Connection ..............................................................................................................................................................................................14 5.10. Pit Procedures and Tires ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................14 5.11. Weather ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................15
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