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2008 SCORE RULE UPDATES - Apr 15, 2008

IMPORTANT IRC INFORMATION

REAL-TIME TRACKING DEVICES NOW MANDATORY FOR ALL CLASSES

Starting with the 22nd Annual Tecate SCORE San Felipe 250, IRC equipment became mandatory for all classes at all SCORE events. Used primarily to monitor race progress while tracking the route and speed of each vehicle in the race, IRC also provides a website (www.racetheworld.net) where teams and the general public will be able to view the location of vehicles. Four-Wheel vehicles will be required to have the IriTrack unit, while Motorcycles and ATVs will utilize the smaller E-Track unit.

Order forms are available on the SCORE website. www.score-international.com

IRC technical personnel are available to answer questions at (714)544-0668.

TECH UPDATE - March 4, 2008

CR1 – HELMETS

Helmets used in four-wheel vehicles must meet the following requirements; Snell memorial

foundation, SA2000, SA2005, M2000 or M2005 with a legible Snell sticker attached, FIA Standard

8860-2004, with a legible FIA sticker attached. The “M” helmets have been dropped from fourwheel

classes as of January 1, 2008.

Motorcycle and ATV’s must meet the following requirements; Snell memorial foundation,

M2000 or M2005, with legible FIA sticker attached or BSI 6658 Type A. See page 149 in the 2006-

10 SCORE Rules & Regulation book.

SCORE recommends each helmet be labeled (painted) with the driver/riders name, blood

type, allergies and any other medical information. Straps must have “D” rings. No snaps.

CR50 – IDENTIFICATION MARKINGS

All vehicles in competition must be identified with the correct vehicle number and/or letter

(Identification Markings) issued by SCORE. All vehicles must display the identification markings in

the correct locations as prescribed under the correct heading for your vehicle. In addition, all

vehicles must leave the appropriate space for SCORE decals and sponsorship decals as SCORE

prescribes.

All numbers must be black on a white background or white on a black background

(Glass is considered colorless unless it is painted black or white). Background or number

plates shall be clearly distinguishable from the color of the vehicle. Background or number

plates shall be either vinyl or paint.

Any combination of numbers that in the opinion of SCORE, are difficult to read, or in an

undesirable location or are inadequately attached will be rejected. The violation must be corrected

before the vehicle will be allowed to compete.

SCORE assumes no responsibility for scoring vehicles that have unrecognizable

identification numbers. It is the driver’s/rider’s responsibility to keep numbers recognizable

at all times during the event.

Each vehicle in competition along with their pit support vehicles shall be required to carry the

following identification numbers and/or letters as a MINIMUM REQUIREMENT:

4-Wheel Vehicles

Requirements are as follows:

(A) Visible from the side, one (1) number per side on both sides of the vehicle. Numbers

must be a minimum of 8" high with a 1" stroke width. Numbers must be located in the

center of the vehicle (Top to Bottom) and must be directly in line with the driver and/or

co-driver as viewed from the side. A blank space (4" high by 12" width minimum)

directly under the numbers with the same color as the background must be left

for SCORE's use.

(B) Visible from the rear, one (1) number. Numbers must be a minimum of 6" high with a 1"

stroke width.

(C) Visible from the front, one (1) number affixed to the upper left (Driver's Side) visor area.

Numbers must be a minimum of 4" high.

(D) Visible from above, one (1) number. Numbers must be a minimum of 8" high with a 1"

stroke width.

(E) Any letters used for identification purposes by SCORE in your number may be 1/2 the

size of the number.

Motorcycles

Requirements are as follows:

(A) Visible from the side, one (1) number per side on both sides of the rear wheel.

Numbers must be a minimum of 6" high with a 1" stroke width and attached to a number

plate of sufficient size to accommodate them.

(B) Visible from the front, one (1) number. Numbers must be a minimum of 6" high with a

1" stroke width and attached to a number plate of sufficient size to accommodate them.

(C) A blank space (2½" high by 8" width minimum) any where on the vehicle must be left for

SCORE's use.

(D) Any letters used for identification purposes by SCORE in your number may be 1/2 the

size of the number.

ATV's

Requirements are as follows:

(A) Visible from the side, one (1) number per side on both sides of the vehicle. Numbers

must be a minimum of 6" high with a 1" stroke width and attached to a number plate of

sufficient size to accommodate them. Note: The top of the rear fenders is not

considered visible from the side.

(B) Visible from the front, one (1) number. Numbers must be a minimum of 6" high with a

1" stroke width and attached to a number plate of sufficient size to accommodate them.

(C) A blank space (2 1/2" high by 8" width minimum) anywhere on the vehicle must

be left for SCORE's use.

(D) Any letters used for identification purposes by SCORE in your number may be the size

of the number.

Pit Support Vehicles

Requirements are as follows:

(A) Visible from the side, one (1) number per side on both sides of the vehicle on the side

windows. Numbers must be 6" high white numbers.

(B) Visible from the rear, one (1) number on the rear window. Numbers must be 6" high

white numbers

ATTENTION CLASS 11 COMPETITORS

Make sure you review CR25 in the 2006-10 SCORE Rules & Regulations book

CR25 – TRANSMISSIONS

Type 1 bug, 4-speed transaxle only. Heavy-duti side plates and differential allowed. 8:33

ring and pinion and drive gears must be used only. No closed ratio gears.

Axle over tubes are not permitted.

Other transaxle mounts may be supported by a maximum of two (2) vertical straps of

0.25”x1” dimension.

Adjustable straps are optional.

Any gearshift lever allowed.

May use any manufacturers Type 1,2 or 181 stub axle.

May use any VW CV joint. Over sized bolts allowed.

 

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