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Supplementary Regulations 54 RallyRACC Catalunya-COSTA DAURADA Rally de España 2018 Date: 22/10/2018 Time: 10 .00 hrs Subject: BULLETIN NO : 1 Document No: 1.1 From: The clerk of the course To: All competitors / crew members Number of pages 4 Attachments: 0 _______________________________________________________________________________________ SUPPLEMENTARY REGULATIONS 11. SCRUTINEERING, SEALING AND MARKING 11.1 Scrutineering timetable: Wednesday 24th October 2018 (Service park) Sealing for Manufacturers' cars Rally RACC 2018 Date: Wednesday 24/10/2018 Location: Service Park Nb cars Time N° TOYOTA GAZOO RACING WRT 3 10h00 10h45 7 - 8 - 9 HYUNDAI SHELL MOBIS WRT 3 10h45 11h30 4 - 5 - 6 M-SPORT FORD WORLD RALLY TEAM 3 11h30 12h15 1 - 2 - 3 CITROEN TOTAL ABU DHABI WRT 3 12h15 13h00 10 - 11 - 12 Scales Available for Manufacturers Location: Service Park / Tech. Zone From 13h00 to 14h00 SCRUTINEERING, MARKING AND SEALING FOR P1 - P2 – P3 & NON-PRIORITY DRIVERS Date: Wednesday 24/10/2018 Location: Service Park / Tech. Zone Nb cars Time N° 3 15:30 15:50 43 31 32 3 15:50 16:10 33 34 42 3 16:10 16:30 35 38 36 3 16:30 16:50 37 41 39 3 16:50 17:10 40 44 46 3 17:10 17:30 47 48 49 3 17:30 17:50 50 51 52 3 17:50 18:10 61 62 63 3 18:10 18:30 64 82 83 45 3 18:30 18:45 84 92 93 3 18:45 19:00 85 86 88 3 19:00 19:15 81 89 90 3 19:15 19:30 96 98 87 3 19:30 19:45 94 95 99 4 19:45 20:00 115 105 109 111 4 20:00 20:15 101 102 103 97 4 20:15 20:30 100 104 106 113 4 20:30 20:45 107 108 110 112 4 20:45 21:00 114 116 117 118 1 54 RallyRACC Catalunya-COSTA DAURADA Rally de España 2018 12. OTHER PROCEDURES 12.1 Rally start (update) 12.1.9 Autograph Session before SS1 Barcelona (Barcelona, Av. Maria Cristina, Montjuïc). th Thursday 25 October. The following Crews (Drivers and Co-Drivers) are requested to attend the Autograph Session: From 16.00 hrs – 16.25 hrs No. 1 Sébastien Ogier – Julien Ingrassia (Ford) No. 4 Andreas Mikkelsen – Anders Jaeger (Hyundai) No. 7 Jari-Matti Latvala – Miikka Anttila (Toyota) No. 10 Sébastien Loeb – Daniel Elena (Citroën) From 16.30 hrs – 16.55 hrs No. 2 Elfyn Evans – Daniel Barritt (Ford) No. 5 Thierry Neuville – Nicolas Gilsoul (Hyundai) No. 8 Ott Tanak – Martin Järveoja (Toyota) No. 11 Craig Breen – Scott Martin (Citroën) From 17.00 hrs – 17.25 hrs No. 3 Teemu Suninen – Mikko Markkula (Ford) No. 6 Daniel Sordo – Carlos del Barrio (Hyundai) No. 9 Esapekka Lappi – Janne Ferm (Toyota) No. 12 Khalid Al Qassimi – Chris Patterson (Citroën) No.43 Ken Block – Alex Gelsomino (Ford) From 17.30 hrs – 17.55 hrs No. 31 Jan Kopecky – Pavel Dresler (Skoda) No. 32 Kalle Rovanperä – Jonne Halttunen (Skoda) No. 44 Nil Solans – Marc Marti (Ford) No. 48 Jose Antonio Suárez – Cándido Carrera (Hyundai) No. 49 Petter Solberg – Veronica Engan (Volkswagen) No. 52 Pepe López – Borja Rozada (Citroën) 12.1.10 Photo-shoot with Authorities on Thursday 25th October at 17:45hrs, before SS1 Barcelona (Barcelona, Av. Maria Cristina, Montjuic) All P1 drivers and co-drivers (WRC) are requested to attend the photo-shoot. 12.2 Start order of the rally (update) The start order of the rally will be as follows: . TC0 Rally Start Salou Podium: Non-priority drivers (in REVERSE order, from no. 118 to 81), P1 drivers in numerical order, P2 drivers in numerical order and P3 drivers in numerical order. 12.12 Route Note Cars - Safety notes exchange points Please note that safety notes exchange points are authorised at: Saturday 27th October SS8 /11 page 133 / box 30 (« Trumes » location RZ6/8 before SS9/12) SS9 /12 page 142 / box 19 (RZ 6/8 “Trumes ») SS10/13 page 149 / box 13 +0.1 2 54 RallyRACC Catalunya-COSTA DAURADA Rally de España 2018 Sunday 28th October SS15/17 page 203 box 17 SS16 page 212 box 21 SS18 page 217 box 4 12.14 Special stage 10/13 El Montmell After checking-in at the TC, crews MUST proceed directly to the SS start and not remain at the TC, waiting for their starting time. Crews failing to do this will be reported to the Stewards. 12.15 Driver’s Safety Briefing Driver’s Safety Briefing will be held on: Wednesday 24th October 2018 at 20.00hrs at Rally HQ in PortAventura Convention Centre at Meeting Room 2 (next to Rally Race Control / Secretariat) The briefing is mandatory to all following drivers/co-drivers: Driver Co-driver 43 BLOCK Ken 49 SOLBERG Petter ENGAN Veronica 51 SYLVAIN Michel co-driver Michel Sylvain 52 LOPEZ Jose Maria 81 ORRIOLS Albert PUJOLAR Lluis 83 RAOUX Jean-Michel MAGAT Laurent 85 ARENGI Fabrizio 86 VERBAETEN Cindy 87 LLARENA Efren FERNANDEZ Sara 88 CIMA Francisco SANJUAN Diego 89 ROZADA Roberto 90 PARES Mariano REQUENA Pedro 91 KOGLER Michael KACHEL Andre 95 MUÑOZ Manuel 96 REYES Jose BARRAN Jose 99 MARTINEZ Julio Andres CORTA Diego 101 RIBEIRO Nuno 104 MEDINA Ivan BONILLA Ariday 105 SAN SEGUNDO Alberto 108 BONOMI Luciano GRIGERA Laureano 109 GOMEZ Oriol CORONADO Axel 110 TORRELLES Abel CARULLA Xavier 111 LABARIAS Miquel MUÑOZ Cristian 112 COTANO Albert PASCUAL Andreu 113 ROMERO Alexis DOMÍNGUEZ Martin 114 GELLUSSEAU Luc DE JOUX Charles-Antoine 115 GOMEZ Phillippe COMBE Gilles 116 ANGI Simone 117 RAVIGLIONE Paolo 118 TALLADA Anna CAMPS Laura 3 54 RallyRACC Catalunya-COSTA DAURADA Rally de España 2018 15. FINAL CHECKS AND PROTESTS 12.16 Final checks (correction) The final scrutineering will take place on Sunday 28th October 2018 at 16.00hrs APPENDIX 7 – NATIONAL CARS (correction) Following Art. 4.4 from 2018 FIA WRC ... 2018 WORLD RALLY CHAMPIONSHIP SPORTING REGULATIONS Modification Art. 20.1.5 On a road section that is a public road and at the start of a Special Stage, a competition car may only be driven on four freely rotating wheels and tyres. Any infringements will be reported to the Stewards who may impose a penalty up to disqualification. Modification Art. 65.1.2 The competitor of any car which carries an on-board camera must have the prior agreement of the Promoter. Authorised cameras will be identified by an adhesive decal and must be mounted in the car at the time of scrutineering. The on-board camera system as fitted must be approved by the scrutineers. Camera devices not supplied by WRC Promoter: only stand- alone devices are allowed. No connection to data logging or ECU or homologated sensors / actuators is allowed. Aman Barfull Clerk of the Course 4 .
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