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Sporting & Technical Regulations 24H SPORTING & TECHNICAL REGULATIONS 24H Middle East Championship PROTO, Touring & GT cars Powered by Hankook VERSION: 02.11.2018 I Table of Contents TABLE OF CONTENTS ........................................................................................... I CHAPTER I – SPORTING REGULATIONS .............................................................. 1 1. INTRODUCTION ............................................................................................... 1 2. GENERAL ...................................................................................................... 3 3. STATUS OF THE EVENT ...................................................................................... 3 4. PROMOTER/ORGANISER ..................................................................................... 3 5. CONDITIONS .................................................................................................. 4 6. ORGANISATION AND OFFICIALS ............................................................................ 4 7. CALENDAR AND TIMETABLE ................................................................................. 5 8. COMPETITORS/DRIVERS/TEAMS/TEAM MANAGERS ...................................................... 5 9. ENTRIES AND ENTRY CONFIRMATION ...................................................................... 6 10. ENTRY FEES, ADDITIONAL COSTS AND FEES ............................................................. 7 11. PROVISIONAL ENTRY LIST .................................................................................. 7 12. ENTRY CLOSING DATE ....................................................................................... 7 13. MARKETING, TV, COMPULSORY ADVERTISING AND MERCHANDISING ................................ 8 14. ADMINISTRATIVE CHECKS .................................................................................. 8 15. SCRUTINEERING .............................................................................................. 8 16. WEIGHING AND WEIGHTS .................................................................................11 17. CARS’ IDENTIFICATION MARKS AND PERSONAL PASSES ...............................................11 18. ELIGIBLE CARS, DIVISIONS AND DIVISION INTO CLASSES ...........................................12 19. NOT APPLICABLE ............................................................................................13 20. EVENT RULES OF CONDUCT ................................................................................13 21. PITS, REFUELLING, PIT STOPS, RACING SERVICES ....................................................14 22. TYRES AND OTHER PARTS ..................................................................................18 23. PUBLICATIONS AND COMMUNICATIONS ..................................................................18 24. TWO-WAY RADIO COMMUNICATION – RACE CONTROL AND COMPETITORS .........................18 25. RESPONSIBILITIES AND LIABILITY RENUNCIATION OF COMPETITORS ................................19 26. INTERPRETATION OF THE REGULATIONS .................................................................20 27. GENERAL CODE OF DRIVING CONDUCT ..................................................................20 28. FLAG SIGNALS ...............................................................................................21 29. NEUTRALIZING OF THE RACE BY MEANS OF A CODE-60 PROCEDURE .................................21 30. PRACTICE/DRIVING TIME/CHANGE OF DRIVERS/QUALIFYING ........................................22 31. DRIVERS’ AND TEAM MANAGERS BRIEFING ..............................................................23 32. STARTING GRID .............................................................................................23 33. START ........................................................................................................23 34. LEAVING THE TRACK, REPAIRS AND OUTSIDE ASSISTANCE ...........................................24 35. STOPPING THE RACE, ANY PRACTICE OR QUALIFYING (RED FLAG)....................................25 36. FINISH OF THE RACE .......................................................................................25 37. PARC FERMÉ/FINAL SCRUTINEERING .....................................................................26 38. RACE SPLIT IN TWO PARTS - INTERVENTION BREAK ....................................................26 39. CLASSIFICATION, PODIUM AND CHAMPIONSHIP .........................................................28 40. PENALTIES ...................................................................................................32 41. TIME PENALTIES– PROCEDURE AND OTHER PENALTIES .................................................32 42. PROTESTS ....................................................................................................35 43. APPEAL .......................................................................................................35 II CHAPTER II – TECHNICAL REGULATIONS FOR ALL CARS .................................. 36 1. GENERAL REGULATIONS FOR ALL CARS ..................................................................36 2. NOISE LIMITATIONS ........................................................................................36 3. SPECIAL TECHNICAL REGULATIONS AND SAFETY REGULATIONS FOR ALL CARS ....................37 4. HANDICAP/BOP-REGULATIONS ...........................................................................40 5. SPECIFIC TECHNICAL EQUIPMENT .........................................................................40 6. BALLAST AND MAXIMUM PERMITTED WEIGHT ...........................................................43 7. FUEL TANK CAPACITY VERSUS REFUELLING AMOUNT ....................................................44 8. DATA-COMMUNICATION TO AND FROM CAR ..............................................................44 CHAPTER III – TECHNICAL REGULATIONS FOR DIVISIONS 24H GT ................. 45 1. TECHNICAL REGULATIONS FOR ALL CARS OF DIVISIONS 24H GT ....................................45 2. ALLOWED MODIFICATIONS FOR CLASSES A6 AND 991 ................................................46 3. TECHNICAL REGULATIONS GROUP “SILHOUETTE CARS” ...............................................47 CHAPTER IV - TECHNICAL REGULATIONS GROUP “24H-SPECIAL” .................... 49 1. ELIGIBLE VEHICLES .........................................................................................49 2. GENERAL .....................................................................................................49 3. ENGINE .......................................................................................................50 4. EXHAUST SYSTEM ...........................................................................................50 5. TRANSMISSION ..............................................................................................51 6. WHEELS AND TYRES ........................................................................................51 7. GROUND CLEARANCE .......................................................................................51 8. BRAKING SYSTEM ...........................................................................................52 9. STEERING ....................................................................................................52 10. SUSPENSION/ SHOCK ABSORBERS ........................................................................52 11. COCKPIT ......................................................................................................52 12. ELECTRICAL SYSTEM ........................................................................................54 13. FUEL TANKS .................................................................................................54 14. BODYWORK ..................................................................................................55 15. GLASS SURFACES AND MATERIAL .........................................................................56 16. SAFETY REGULATIONS ......................................................................................57 CHAPTER V – TECHNICAL REGULATIONS FOR DIVISION 24H PROTO ............... 58 1. TECHNICAL REGULATIONS FOR ALL CARS OF DIVISION 24H PROTO ................................58 2. TECHNICAL REGULATIONS FIA GROUP CN ............................................................58 3. TECHNICAL REGULATIONS FOR GROUP “PROTOTYPE SPECIAL” .................................59 APPENDIX 1 – CLASS TC (TOURING CARS): TECHNICAL REGULATIONS ........... 63 APPENDIX 2 – CLASS SP2: TECHNICAL REGULATIONS ..................................... 64 APPENDIX 3 – CLASS SPX: TECHNICAL REGULATIONS ..................................... 66 APPENDIX 4 – CLASS 991: TECHNICAL REGULATIONS ..................................... 68 APPENDIX 5 – CLASSES A6: TECHNICAL REGULATIONS ................................... 73 APPENDIX 6 – CLASS P2: TECHNICAL REGULATIONS ....................................... 76 APPENDIX 7 – CLASS P3: TECHNICAL REGULATIONS ....................................... 77 APPENDIX 8 – CLASS P4: TECHNICAL REGULATIONS ....................................... 78 APPENDIX 9 – CLASS PX: TECHNICAL REGULATIONS ....................................... 79 APPENDIX 10 – CLASS CN1: TECHNICAL REGULATIONS ................................... 80 APPENDIX 11 – CLASS CN2: TECHNICAL REGULATIONS ................................... 81 APPENDIX 12 – ELIGIBLE CARS AND CLASS OVERVIEW ................................... 82 1 Chapter I – Sporting Regulations 1. 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