1.
Drivers found to be racing wrongly declared cars will be suspended for a
specified time.
2.
Drivers found driving Hot-Rod cars on public roads will get an automatic
12 months suspension.
3.
Any person being disciplined by the Federation will be given a hearing to
put their point of view before any action is taken.
4.
When a driver is suspended, his/her permit is withdrawn for the period
he/she is suspended for and he/she cannot race while he/she is under suspension,
with any club affiliated to the Federation.
5.
The driver must make his appeal in writing and receive a reply in
writing.
6.
The appeal would not be discussed on the day of a race but at a special
committee meeting.
7.
The results would be held pending the outcome of such an appeal.
8.
The driver could appeal to the organising club and until the appeal was
heard, the suspension would stand.
9.
If a driver refuses to give up his car following a request for striping,
then an 18 month suspension will be imposed.
1.
To be divided into two races, i.e. Classes 1, 2 & 3 and Classes 4, 5
& 6.
2.
Ladies to be handicapped by Class.
3.
The first lady over the line for each club gets the points.
4.
Points to be allocated as per the number of cars in the race, i.e. 16
cars – 16 points. Cars receive points for where they finish and not per class.
5.
A minimum of 10 points to be awarded for the ladies race.
6.
Cars from other classes cannot be substituted fir Classes 1 or 2.
7.
Clubs who hold qualifiers may
hold an Intercounty in
the same year. But a club who hols an
all-ireland may not.
8.
In the situation where a car breaks down and the race is stopped, the car
can restart if it can be repaired.
9.
Cars can be borrowed from other clubs but drivers compete for their own
club, with only one team to enter per club.
