Chapter 19
• Penalty Points will be applied to each Driver for every 1/10th of a second over or under the Driver’s Target Time for each of the Regularity Laps that the Driver completes: o Penalty Points (faster than the Target Time): • 1-3 seconds faster: 2 Points per 1/10th second • More than 3 seconds faster: 3 Points per 1/10th second o Penalty Points (slower than the Target Time): • 1-3 seconds slower: 1 Point per 1/10th second • More than 3 seconds slower: 1.5 Points per 1/10th second • The Driver who has completed the prescribed number of Regularity Laps who accumulates the lowest Penalty Point score will be the best performed Driver. • No award will be made that is solely based on kart performance. • The Regularity Trial must be included in the Supplementary Regulations. b) A Vintage karting Meeting of National or International significance must be designated as either a National Meeting or an International Meeting in accordance with the Rules. c) An Organising Club is to submit an application for an Organising Permit in accordance with the Rules to their SKA for the conduct of a Vintage Meeting. d) The Organising Club must submit the Supplementary Regulations in accordance with the Rules, clearly identifying all of the types of Events to be conducted at the Meeting to their SKA for approval and the issuing of an Organising Permit. e) All recognised Divisions and Eras prescribed in the Rules must be permitted to participate in a Vintage Event. f) All Drivers must be licenced in accordance with these Rules. g) Drivers who have no previous Kart driving experience must start at the rear of any Field. h) Drivers must at all times wear Apparel as defined in Technical Rules Chapter 7 - Apparel, except in a single-kart Parade in either an Era 1, 2 or 3 Kart, where period-correct clothing may be worn. i) Only Vintage Karts displaying a current Vintage Sticker may participate in Vintage Events, Practice, Parades, Demonstrations and Time Trials. j) Dangerous or unsporting driving is strictly prohibited and may result in Disqualification from the Event or the Meeting. (i) If during any Vintage Karting session a Driver is found by the Stewards and/or the Clerk of the Course to be driving in a dangerous or unsporting manner or racing a black and white diagonal flag and their Race number will be displayed this will be the first and only warning to the Driver during the Meeting, (ii) If a Driver is found to be driving in a dangerous or unsporting manner for a second time during the Meeting, a black flag and their Race number will be displayed. The Driver must return to the in Grid within the lap it is shown and will be Disqualified from the remainder of the Meeting. k) The Stewards / Clerk of the Course will be Judges of Fact in the determination of dangerous and unsporting driving.
Class Rules
7
Scrutineering a) All Vintage Karts are required to pass scrutineering in accordance with these Rules. b) Log books for Vintage Karts must be carried at all times and be made available for inspection by the relevant Official when requested at a Meeting.
264
© Australian Karting Association Ltd. All use subject to Conditions of Use at www.karting.net.au
