2016 Supplementary Regulations - Australian Rally Championship

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2016 Quit Forest Rally
22-24 April 2016
WELCOME
The West Australian Car Club (Inc) takes great pleasure in welcoming all competitors to the 2016 Quit
Forest Rally, Round 1 of the Kumho Tyre Australian Rally Championship®
This year with a change of date, competitors are reminded to book their accommodation early as it is school
holidays and a long weekend public holiday on the following Monday (ANZAC Day). Although this may
cause some inconvenience, the good news is we can expect a bumper crowd of spectators out on the rally,
especially on Friday evening in Busselton.
After a number of landscaping changes to Barnard Park, the City of Busselton has now finished the ground
work. This will allow us to park the cars on the grass under lights and make it a lot easier for crews and
spectators to move around. The new layout will also incorporate are “half lap warm up” before each stage.
The changes will be a lot better for competitors and spectators.
On the Nannup Stages, there is a few changes to ensure each year we have something different to keep it
as fresh as possible. The roads are in excellent condition and will be a joy to drive on. The Shire of Nannup
has widened the main street which will improve the space for each service team and make it easier to drive
the middle.
As with previous years, the rally weekend will be a “Motorsport Extravaganza”. We are looking forward to a
strong field of 4WD and 2WD cars contesting the Kumho Tyre Australian Rally Championship®, plus
Classics, WA Rally Championship and the WA Clubman Cup Series all being contested.
The Shannons Busselton Sprint will also be run as a Rallysprint, to encourage our tarmac rally teams to
come down for a weekend of motorsport.
We will be using the CAMS Event Entry System to assist in the streamlining of entries at future rallies. This
has worked very successfully in the 2015 WA Rally Championship. We ask that your support this system
but don’t hesitate to contact the Event Secretary if you have any queries.
Like every other event, the Quit Forest Rally relies heavily on the sponsors that each year contribute in
many ways and without them the rally wouldn’t be the huge success that it is today. The majority of our
sponsors have been with the event for a very long time.
Our major sponsor, Healthway (Quit) is a terrific supporter of rallying and we encourage everyone to
support their message of stopping smoking and the benefits of a healthy lifestyle.
Competitors are also requested to acknowledge, thank and support wherever and whenever possible the
other event sponsors including Tourism Western Australia, Royalties for Regions, Department of Regional
Development and Lands, Trade Hire, Fineline Print, AAAC Towing, Sushi Digital and Shannon’s Insurance.
Once again this year our media supporters will ensure that the Quit Forest Rally will be very well promoted
throughout Western Australia both before and during the Rally. Please recognise the efforts of the West
Australia newspaper, the local paper The Busselton-Dunsborough Times and the south west radio stations
Hot FM and Radio West. One of our biggest sponsors is the ARC itself, with varied media support including
website, television and promotion.
The 2016 Quit Forest Rally could not be run without the support of the local councils in Busselton and
Nannup, The Department of Parks and Wildlife, the Forest Products Commission, the Police and all the
local community groups and Businesses who assist us in making the rally run.
And last but definitely by no means least; the Quit Forest Rally has a team of over four hundred and fifty
(450) dedicated and enthusiastic volunteers. Many of these people spend the week prior to the rally in
Busselton and or Nannup carrying out last minute preparations to ensure that nothing is forgotten.
Sometimes they spend long days and nights in varying weather conditions but consider it “all part of the fun”
and necessary to ensure the rally’s success. Please take the time to thank the officials for the support they
give us all to make it possible for the rally to run.
Once again welcome to our event this year. We hope you have a safe and exciting event and remember, if
there is anything that we can do to assist you either before or during the event please do not hesitate to
give us a call.
Ross Tapper
Clerk of Course
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LIST OF CONTENTS
Page
3
EVENT PROGRAMME
GENERAL INFORMATION
5
ORGANISATION
ARTICLE 1
ARTICLE 2
ARTICLE 3
ARTICLE 4
ARTICLE 5
ARTICLE 6
ARTICLE 7
ARTICLE 8
ARTICLE 9
ARTICLE 10
ORGANISATION
EVENT ELIGIBILITY
EVENT DESCRIPTION
VEHICLE ELIGIBILITY
COMPETITOR & CREW ELIGIBILITY
ENTRY FORM, ENTRIES AND ENTRY FEE
SERVICING AND REFUELLING
CREW BRIEFING
RECONNAISSANCE
VEHICLE ADVERTISING
6
6
7
7
7
8
9
9
9
10
DOCUMENTATION AND SCRUTINY
ARTICLE 11
DOCUMENTATION AND SCRUTINY
11
RUNNING OF THE RALLY
ARTICLE 12
ARTICLE 12A
ARTICLE 12B
ARTICLE 13
RUNNING OF THE RALLY ARC & WARC
RUNNING OF THE SXS WA RALLY
RUNNING OF THE CLUBMAN RALLY
CONTROLS AND PARC FERME
13
14
14
15
MISCELLANEOUS
ARTICLE 14
ARTICLE 15
ARTICLE 16
ARTICLE 17
ARTICLE 18
ARTICLE 19
INSURANCE
EMERGENCY PROCEDURES/YELLOW FLAGS
ANTI-DOPING (PROHIBITED SUBSTANCES)
SHAKEDOWN & VIP RIDE DAY
PROTESTS
POSTPONEMENT, ABANDONMENT OR CANCELLATION
16
16
16
17
17
17
AWARDS
ARTICLE 20
ARTICLE 21
PRIZES, TROPHIES AND AWARDS
POST EVENT FUNCTION
18
18
APPENDICES
APPENDIX I
APPENDIX II
VEHICLE SIGNAGE DIAGRAM – ARC 2WD, 4WD, SUV & WARC
EVENT ITINERARY
19
20
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EVENT PROGRAMME
Monday
Thursday
Wednesday
Saturday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
1 February 2016
2000 hrs
31 March 2016
2000 hrs
6 April 2016
2000 hrs
16 April 2016
1300-1700 hrs
19 April 2016
1800-1900 hrs
20 April 2016
0800-1700 hrs
1800-2000 hrs
1800-2000 hrs
21 April 2016
0700-2000 hrs
0800-1800 hrs
1730-2100 hrs
1930-2000 hrs
Friday
Entries Open
Secretariat
Entries Close
Secretariat
Entry List in seeded order published
Online
WA Scrutiny and Documentation
Verification
John Hughes Service
1 Forward St
East Victoria Park
Documentation verification opens –
Crews Testing on Wednesday only
Busselton Volunteer Marine
Rescue
Testing
Rally Headquarters opens
(See General Information for HQ Hours
of Operation)
Documentation verification opens
Nannup
Marine Rescue
Marine Rescue
Documentation verification continues
Reconnaissance commences
Shakedown & VIP Ride Day Vehicle
Scrutiny commences
Note: RallySafe GPS and tracking
systems available for collection
Trade Hire Busselton Super Special
Stage open to recce
Marine Rescue
Nannup
Busselton Toyota Pre-Delivery
Centre
Documentation verification continues
Reconnaissance’s commences (by
arrangement)
Scrutiny
Note: RallySafe GPS and tracking
systems available for collection
Shakedown & VIP Ride Day Briefing
Photo Shoot Under Archway for ARC
Crews
VIP Ride Day commences
Marine Rescue
Nannup
Barnard Park
22 April 2016
0700-1500 hrs
0800-1630 hrs
1000-1500 hrs
1130 hrs
1140 hrs
1150 hrs
Churchill Park, Adelaide St
Barnard Park
Barnard Park
Barnard Park
(ARC Crews)
1330 hrs
1400-1515 hrs
1500 hrs
1600 hrs
1600-1615 hrs
1630 hrs
1700 hrs
1745 hrs
1750 hrs
1800 hrs
2130 hrs
2200 hrs
Saturday
VIP Ride Day finishes
Shakedown (other crews)
Latest time for vehicle change
Official Start List Posted
Trade Hire Busselton Super Special
Stage open to recce
Start Staging Area opens
Crew Briefing
National Anthem
ARC Warm Up
Start of Heat 1
First car enters Overnight Parc Ferme
Start List Posted – Heat 1 Section 3
Barnard Park
Barnard Park
Marine Rescue
Online
Barnard Park
Barnard Park
Churchill Park, Adelaide St
Barnard Park
Barnard Park
Barnard Park
Barnard Park
Online
23 April 2016
0700 hrs
0830 hrs
Start of Heat 1, Section 3
On Request – Clubman Documentation,
Scrutiny. Briefing
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Barnard Park
Nannup Town Hall
Sunday
1000 hrs
1700 hrs
1748 hrs
1815 hrs
2200 hrs
24 April 2016
22-24 April 2016
Start of Clubman Rally
End of Clubman Rally
End of Heat 1 (First ARC Car)
Start of Heat 2
Start List Posted – Heat 2, Section 6
Nannup
Nannup
Barnard Park
Barnard Park
Online
Barnard Park
0700 hrs
1436 hrs
1630 hrs
Latest time for vehicles to enter
Overnight Parc Ferme
Start of Heat 2, Section 7
End of Heat 2 (First ARC Car)
Post Event Scrutiny commences
1830 hrs
Post Event Scrutiny scheduled to finish
1830 hrs
1900 hrs
Provisional results posted
Post Event Function
1900 hrs
Final Results issued
(subject to any protests)
Rally Headquarters closes
0100 hrs
1930 hrs
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Barnard Park
Nannup
Busselton Toyota PreDelivery Centre
Busselton Toyota PreDelivery Centre
Online
The Goose Restaurant
Foreshore Parade
Busselton
Online
Marine Rescue
22-24 April 2016
GENERAL INFORMATION
RALLY ENQUIRIES:
CORRESPONDENCE:
Name
Ross Tapper
Telephone:
(08) 9523 2214
Mobile:
0418 950 022
Email:
[email protected]
Website:
www.rally.com.au or www.rallywa.com
Address all correspondence to:
The Event Secretary
QUIT Forest Rally
PO Box 88,
Forrestfield, WA 6058
Mobile:
0419 894 555
Email:
[email protected]
No responsibility will be accepted by the Organisers for any
correspondence sent to any other address
RALLY HEADQUARTERS:
Busselton Volunteer Marine Rescue Group
Lot 501 Geographe Bay Road,
(cnr Georgette Street)
Busselton WA
Hours of operation from:
Tue
19 April
1800-1900 hrs
Wed
20 April
1800-2000 hrs
Thurs 21 April
0700-2000 hrs
Fri
22 April
0700-1700 hrs
Fri
22 April
2030-2130 hrs
Sat
23 April
0630-0900 hrs
Sat
23 April
1900-2130 hrs
Sun
24 April
0630-0900 hrs
Sun
24 April
1630-1900 hrs
Mon
25 April
0900-1000 hrs
Telephone No.
0419 894 555
OFFICIAL NOTICE BOARD:
The Notice Board will be Online at www.rally.com.au
MEDIA ENQUIRIES:
Alison van den Dungen
Media Manager
Mobile: 0408 356 539
Email: [email protected] MEDIA CENTRE:
Nannup Town Hall
Warren Road, Nannup
The Media Centre will be in operation from 0730–1800 hrs on Saturday
23 April and from 0730–1630 hrs on Sunday 24 April
Media registration will be in operation at Rally Headquarters during
Hours of Operation.
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ORGANISATION
ARTICLE 1 - ORGANISATION
1.1
The 2016 QUIT Forest Rally will be a National Championship Special Stage Rally, run under the
provisions of the International Sporting Code of the FIA, the National Competition Rules (NCR) of the
Confederation of Australian Motor Sport Ltd (CAMS), the National Rally Code, the Kumho Tyre
Australian Rally Championship® Regulations, these Event Supplementary Regulations and any
Bulletins authorised under the ARC Regulations.
This Event will be conducted under and in accordance with CAMS OH&S and Risk Management
Policies, which can be found on the CAMS website at www.cams.com.au
1.2
The WA Rally Championship and the WA Clubman Series sections of the event will run as two
additional competitions under the Conditions for the Western Australian Rally Championship and
Series (CWARCS). Where there is any divergence between the CWARCS and the ARC Regulations
and these present Regulations, the ARC Regulations and these present Regulations will apply.
The Clubman Series will be a Multi-Club Special Stage rally. Crews will be seeded separately from
the National and State Championship crews and will run in Heat 1 Sections 3 & 4 only.
Any Bulletins or Communiqués issued will also apply to the WA Rally Championship & Clubman Series
rally where appropriate.
1.3
The CAMS Permit Number authorising the event is 816/2404/01
1.4
The organiser and promoter of the 2016 QUIT Forest Rally to take place on Friday 22 April to
Sunday 24 April, 2016, will be the West Australian Car Club (Inc.) ABN number 22 710 686 402
1.5
OFFICIALS OF THE RALLY
Peter Marcovich (Chief)
Lyndon Sperring, Paul Simpson
Barry Habgood
Peter Macneall
TBA
Michael Rowston
Kim van Keule
CAMS Stewards of the Meeting
ARC Technical Manager
ARC Series Sporting Director
ARC Media Coordinator
Event Checker
Chaplain
1.6
ORGANISING COMMITTEE
Clerk of the Course
Deputy Clerk of the Course
Secretary of the Meeting
Competitor Relations Officers
Ross Tapper
Mobile: 0418 950 022
Kim Marchant
David Smith
Mobile: 0419 894 555
Bob Whyatt
Mobile: 0418 816 889
Haydn Joss
Mobile: 0408 907 620
Dr Ioana Vlad
Leon Polak
Bruce Williams
Alison van den Dungen Mobile: 0408 356 539
Leanne Doust
Mobile: 0419 966 658
Chief Medical Officer
Results Manager
Communications
Media Manager
Chief Scrutineer
ARTICLE 2 - EVENT ELIGIBILITY
The 2016 QUIT Forest Rally counts towards the following:
 2016 Kumho Tyre Australian Rally Championship®
 2016 Australian 2WD Rally Championship
 2016 Australian Rally Manufacturers’ Championship
 2016 Australian Classic 2WD Rally Challenge
 2016 Australian Classic 4WD Rally Challenge
 2016 WA Rally Championship
 2016 WA 2WD Rally Championship
 2016 WA 2WD Rally Challenge
 2016 WA Clubman Series
NOTE: Points for the WARC and WA Clubman Series will be allocated as per the CWARCS
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ARTICLE 3 - EVENT DESCRIPTION
3.1
ARC & WARC: The length of the rally will be approximately 690 kms including 19 Special Stages which
have a total distance of approximately 213 kms. 3 of these Special Stages with a total distance of 10.2
kms will be on a bitumen surface. See Itinerary - Appendix III
Note: Busselton SS on Heat Two will be one stage of 4 laps
3.2
The Event will be a Sprint event as defined in the ARC Sporting Regulations and will consist of two Heats
on successive days. Competition in the second Heat will be conditional on the vehicle having started in the
first Heat but not necessarily finishing that Heat. Competition in the second Heat will however only be
available to those vehicles completing Heat One or being placed in the overnight parc fermé prior to 0100
hrs on Sunday 24 April and notifying the Organisers in writing of their intention to restart prior to 2130 hrs
on Saturday 23 April. Note: Classic Crews do not need to leave their vehicle in Parc Ferme.. Classic Crews
also registering for WARC will be required to go into Parc Ferme.
3.3
SxS WARC: The length of the rally will be approximately 488 kms including 16 Special Stages which have
a total distance of approximately 203 kms. The full Itinerary is available in Appendix III.
Note: There will be no Busselton Stage for SxS Crews. The Heat 1 will start in Nannup on Saturday
at TC2D and end at TC10A. Heat 2 will Restart on Sunday at TC 11D and end at TC19B. Side by Side
Crews do not need to leave their vehicle in Parc Ferme
3.4
Clubman Rally: The length of the rally will be approximately 280 kms including 8 Special Stages which
have a total distance of approximately 96.70 kms. Clubman crews may apply to drive the Busselton
Special Stage on Friday evening as Demonstration Cars.
ARTICLE 4 - VEHICLE ELIGIBILITY
4.1
For the ARC & Classic Rally Challenge: Vehicle Eligibility will be in accordance with 2016 Kumho Tyre
Australian Rally Championship® Regulations - Part 1 Sporting Regulations and Part 2 –Technical
Regulations.
Invitational Classic Rally Cars will be accepted at the Organisers discretion but will primarily be special
interest vehicles which comply with relevant safety regulations of CAMS.
4.2
WARC and Clubman: Vehicle Eligibility will be in accordance with Article F of the CWARCS.
4.3
Vehicles registered in Queensland under the “Transport Operations (Road Use Management—Vehicle
Registration) Regulation 1999” require a -Compulsory Third Party Insurance (CTPI) extension valid for
this event.
ARTICLE 5 - COMPETITOR & CREW ELIGIBILITY
5.1
For a crew and vehicle to be eligible for ARC points the driver of the vehicle must be registered for the 2016
ARC. Registration may be made through the www.rally.com.au website.
5.2
WA Rally Championship and WA Clubman Series To be eligible for points in the Western Australian
Rally Championship or Series crews must qualify under Rule D2 of the CWARCS.
5.3
Vehicles with a driver and co-driver who are eligible for the WA Rally Championship may be entered in the
ARC or Classic Rally Challenge section of the event and also be eligible for Awards and Points in the WA
Rally Championship. Where competitors enter only the WA Rally Championship part of the event, the crew
will not be eligible for ARC Awards or Points. They will also not be eligible to be seeded with the ARC
crews. Classic Crews also registering for WARC 2WD Challenge will not be permitted to do
Reconnaissance.
5.4
For the ARC & Classic Rally Challenge both driver and co-driver shall hold, as a minimum, a current CAMS
National Rally Licence. Co-drivers who will not drive during the event may hold a National Rally Navigator
Only Licence. The minimum licence requirement for other competitors is Clubman Rally Licence.
Apparel: All Crews must wear at minimum the apparel outlined in Schedule D of the 2016 CAMS
Manual of Motor Sport. Apparel must be presented at Pre-Start Scrutiny.
Competitors are reminded that Frontal Head Restraints (FHR) are to be worn by all National & State
Championship crew members on all Special Stage.
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ARTICLE 6 - ENTRY FORM, ENTRIES AND ENTRY FEE
6.1
Entries may only be made by using the online CAMS Event Entry system at
https://www.meecamsau.com .
Payment options are included in the CAMS Event Entry system, including EFT, Credit Card and Cheque.
Bank account details for sending an EFT are:
Bank:
Address:
Account Name:
BSB Number:
Account Number:
Bank West
Belmont
West Australian Car Club – Rally Account
306055
4197937
Competitors may contact the Event Secretary for assistance in using the CAMS Event Entry system.
6.2
Entries open – See EVENT PROGRAMME
6.3
Entries close – See EVENT PROGRAMME
6.4
The number of entries will be limited to 100 If this limit is exceeded preference will be given to drivers who
have registered for the 2016 Kumho Tyre Australian Rally Championship® and then in order of receipt of
completed and fully paid entry.
6.5.1
The entry fee for the Event is fixed as follows:
(i)
ARC
$1600.00
(ii)
ARC (home State Non-Registered)
$1400.00
(iii)
Classic Rally Challenge
$1400.00
(iv)
WARC only
$1050.00
(v)
WARC 2WD Challenge (no recce)
$1000.00
(vi)
First time Forest Rally drivers who are entering the WARC only
$900.00
(vii)
WA Clubman Section only (no recce)
$475.00
All fees include the Organisers advertising Area G. To remove this advertising is $220 each sponsor, to a
max additional $660. Refer Appendix I and Appendix II of these Regulations for vehicle signage diagram
The entry fee includes –
 CAMS Permit Fee
 CAMS Insurance (refer Appendix I of the CAMS Manual of Motor Sport)
 One set of Road Books
 Two Service vehicle registrations
 Two tickets for Prize Presentation Function (excluding Clubman)
 CAMS WA Road Usage Fee
 Jemba Video and Pacenotes on USB will be posted on receipt of full payment (excluding
Challenge and Clubman) – www.jemba.se Jemba Inertia Notes System
 $90.00 per National entered crew to cover results services
 Rally Safe vehicle tracking system hire, excluding hardware. ARC, Classics and WARC see
Article 11.7 for details.
Note : WARC & Clubman Drivers competing in the 2016 QUIT Forest Rally and the 2016 Trade Hire
Donnelly Rally will receive a $200.00 (WARC) or $100(Clubman) Discount in the 2016 Experts Cup
Rally
6.5.2
An additional service vehicle registration will be $120.00 (to be registered before the close of Documentation).
A maximum of four Service personnel will be registered per service vehicle and each one must acknowledge
their acceptance of the CAMS disclaimer via the CAMS Event Entry system or provide their permanent ID
number during documentation.
6.5.3
Extra road books may be purchased at $55.00 per set
6.5.4
Additional Post Event function tickets may be purchased from the Event Secretariat at $65.00 each and must
be paid for by 2130hrs Friday 22 April.
Note: All of the above charges are inclusive of GST. A Tax Invoice can be provided upon request.
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Testing will be available at a cost of $500.00 per car per 4 hour session. A two hour session is available for
$250. A maximum of 8 hours testing is permitted per driver. The location will be 2km’s from Nannup. Full
details of the location will be in the Rally Guide. Test sessions will be available:
Wednesday
20 April 0800 – 1200hrs & 1300-1700hrs
All crews may attend Shakedown at no cost. Details are in the Event Programme.
ARTICLE 7 - SERVICING AND REFUELLING
7.1
Up to three service vehicles per competing car starting the rally may provide service throughout the rally.
Each vehicle must be clearly identified by means of “Service” plates issued by the Organisers and affixed
in the top centre of the windscreen. These are the only service vehicles that will be permitted into the
Service Parks.
7.2
The Refuel Area will be at BP Nannup, Warren Road, Nannup. The Organisers recommend that all
Service Personnel wear neck to wrist to ankle fire proof clothing, balaclava and fire proof gloves during
refuelling.
There will be no Supplementary Refuels for Rally Cars. There will be Supplementary Refuels for SxS WA
crews.
Up to two Service Crew members per competing vehicle will be permitted into the refuel area. Accreditation
for both crew members must be displayed at all times.
7.3
In the Service Park, vehicles may only be washed by use of a sponge from a bucket. Where oils, solvents
and degreasing fluids are used all residues must be securely contained and not be allowed to come in
contact with the ground. The use of pressure cleaners is prohibited. Breaches noted by an official of the
rally will result in a report to the Stewards with a recommendation that a fine be applied.
Cars will be washed at the entrance to the Service Park by the Nannup Basketball Association. The NBA
would appreciate any donation to their team.
ARTICLE 8 - CREW BRIEFING
8.1
A safety briefing will be held prior to the event starting: See EVENT PROGRAMME for details of time and
location. The Rally Guide will have a map of the location.
8.2
All drivers and co-drivers will be required to attend and must be in attendance by 10 minutes prior to
commencement. Non-attendance will result in a report to the Stewards of the Meeting with a
recommendation that a penalty be imposed.
8.3
Clubman Rally: Clubman Crew are to attend the crew safety briefing unless they seek an exemption and
request a briefing in Nannup at 0900 hrs on Saturday 23 April at the Nannup Town Hall. Non-attendance
will result in a report to the Stewards of the Meeting with a recommendation that a penalty be imposed.
ARTICLE 9 - RECONNAISSANCE
9.1
Crews will be issued with a pass covering each independent stage and valid for two (2) passages over
each of the stages. This pass must be presented to and endorsed by an official at the start of each Special
Stage during reconnaissance.
9.2
Each reconnaissance vehicle will be provided with a number to be placed on the top left corner of the front
windscreen and the top right corner of the rear-facing window for the purposes of identification. These
numbers must be affixed to the vehicle for the entire duration of reconnaissance.
9.3
The maximum speed limit applicable on Special Stages and all other unsealed roads during
reconnaissance shall be 60km/h and all crews are required to strictly adhere to this limit. Under NO
circumstances are crews to travel in the opposite direction to the set course unless specifically instructed
to do so by the Organisers.
9.4
The speed of the vehicles being used for reconnaissance will be monitored by Officials using Speed
Cameras and Radar guns. If a vehicle is deemed to be exceeding the speed limit, a sign bearing the words
“STOP” will be raised. Drivers MUST stop.
9.5
During reconnaissance, roads WILL NOT be closed and crews are advised that they DO NOT have priority
over other road users. Members of the public may also be using these roads and may be travelling in
opposing directions.
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9.6
Crews are also advised that the Road Traffic Act will remain in effect for the duration of reconnaissance
and that all road rules must be observed (e.g. complying with advisory signs, obeying speed limits imposed
and keeping to the left). Officials will be on course to police these Regulations.
9.7
Reconnaissance will be on Thursday 21 April between 0800 hrs and 1800 hrs and by special arrangement
with the Organisers on Friday22 April between 0800 hrs and 1630 hrs.
9.8
Reconnaissance may only be carried out during the following times:
Koala SS 3/7
Ferndale SS 4/8
Healthway SS 6
Ellis SS 5 & 15 (2016 Changed)
Nannup Oval SS 9/10
Brockman SS 12/16 (2016 Changed)
Folly SS 13/18
Healthway Loop 14 & 17
Lindsay SS 20
Trade Hire Busselton SS 1,2 & 11 (2016 Changed)
Trade Hire Busselton SS 1,2 & 11 (2016 Changed)
0800 – 1100 hrs
0800 – 1100 hrs
0900 – 1230 hrs
0900 – 1300 hrs
1100 – 1300 hrs
1100 – 1500 hrs
1230 – 1700 hrs
1300 – 1700 hrs
1530 – 1700 hrs
1930 – 2000 hrs Thursday 21 April
1600 - 1615 hrs Friday 22 April
ARC and Classic crews must start reconnaissance at the Koala SS.
WARC must start at Ferndale SS. WARC 2WD Challenge and Clubman crews are not permitted to do
reconnaissance.
Crews will be advised on the day of reconnaissance of the route to be used to return from the Stop Point
of Healthway SS back to the Start. This will require travelling in the opposing direction on course for a short
distance. Competitors are forbidden from driving on Field Rd (see Healthway SS map).
Crews are also forbidden from using the Nannup-Balingup Rd east of the Ellis Special Stage.
9.9
Reconnaissance may be carried out in any road-registered vehicle. Advertising, under body protection,
safety equipment and internal navigational aids are permitted.
9.10
The carrying of radar detectors in the vehicle during reconnaissance is prohibited.
9.11
The tyres to be used are to have a maximum groove width and depth of 8mm and no other opening in the
tread may be greater than 12mm. (worn rally tyres are not to be used) Tyres marked M+S having a nonaggressive tread pattern may be used, but only after a written application by a competitor has been
approved by the Clerk of the Course or his representative.
9.12
WARC and Clubman crews who are working on behalf of the Organisers are exempt from ARC Sporting
Regulations Article 9.2, and under J & M Appendix of the Conditions for Western Australian Rally
Championship.
9.13
Alternate Starts and Reconnaissance Notes:
The location of the potential Alternate Start Locations have been marked in the Road Book as per below.
Competitors should make note of these locations in their Pace Notes. Other messages are also in the Road
Book that competitors should take note off during reconnaissance.
RECCE NOTE:
Alternate Start Location RECCE NOTE:
Beware of Log Trucks
ARTICLE 10 - VEHICLE ADVERTISING
10.1
Those competitors, who have paid the Entry Fee accepting advertising proposed by the Organisers, will
be supplied with the additional sponsor signage. This signage must be affixed in area G as per the diagram
in Appendix I.
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DOCUMENTATION & SCRUTINY
ARTICLE 11 - DOCUMENTATION AND SCRUTINY
11.1
Crews are required to present the items outlined in the ARC Sporting Regulations Article S4.4 at
Documentation.
11.2
Documentation will be available as per details in the EVENT PROGRAMME and must be completed prior
to presentation of that vehicle for scrutiny:
PERTH
John Hughes Service
1 Forward St
East Victoria Park
BUSSELTON
Busselton Volunteer Marine Rescue Group
Lot 501 Geographe Bay Road, (cnr Georgette Street)
Busselton
WA Clubman country competitors may contact the Event Secretary to make alternative arrangements for
Documentation.
11.3
Road Books, Service Instructions, Door Panels and Organiser’s Advertising will be available for collection
upon completion of Documentation. The Windscreen Number will be provided at Scrutiny.
11.4
All competitors must present their vehicles for scrutiny & turbo scrutiny as per the Dates and Times in the
EVENT PROGRAMME at:
WA Metro Vehicles
John Hughes Service
1 Forward St
East Victoria Park
Shakedown & VIP Ride Day Vehicles
Busselton Toyota Pre-Delivery Centre,
15 Kershaw St,
Busselton
Others & Re-Present
Churchill Park
Adelaide Street,
Busselton
The ARC Technical Manager has advised that the Certificate of Technical Conformity is not valid for Round
1 of the ARC.
Vehicles required to attend Shakedown/VIP Rides on Friday will be required to present for scrutiny on
Thursday.
All vehicles must be fitted with the tyres intended to be used on SS1.
WA Clubman country competitors may contact the Event Secretary to make alternative arrangements for
Scrutiny.
11.5
Competitors are advised that any in-car video or moving film cameras must be installed in the vehicle prior
to scrutiny so that the camera and its mounting can be inspected.
11.6
Following the final control of the rally those vehicles selected for post event scrutiny plus any others
nominated by the Stewards will proceed in a convoy to:
Busselton Toyota Pre-Delivery Centre,
15 Kershaw St,
Busselton
11.7
RallySafe: Each competitor in the ARC, Classics & WARC must make provision in their competition
vehicle for the Rally Safe GPS and tracking system. Installation instructions will be available on
www.rally.com.au and in the Rally Guide. The RallySafe system must be wired to permanent 12v power.
Rally Safe wiring loom, antennas and mounting kit can be purchased for $175.00 (plus GST and postage).
Contact Rally Safe at http://rallysafe.com.au/shop/uncategorized/rallysafe-antenna-kit-everything-youneed/
Clubman Crews: May opt to not purchase the Rally Safe wiring loom, antennas and mounting kits, but
will then not receive the RallySafe tracking safety benefits.
The Rally Safe GPS units and tracking systems will be available at Pre-Event Scrutiny in Busselton.
The correct functioning and installation of the equipment will be checked at scrutineering.
Any misuse of the equipment will result in the competitor being reported to the Stewards of the Meeting
who may impose penalties that may go as far as exclusion.
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Should a competitor retire, they must return the tracking unit to Rally Safe office in Service Park as soon
as possible. The tracking units may have to be removed from the rally cars at the final Parc Fermé,
therefore cars should be left unlocked.
11.8
ALL CREWS: Timing Transponders
All Crews are required to attach a Timing Transponder as supplied at Documentation. The Transponders
will be used for the compilation of Stage Times. In addition a manual backup system is in place. They are
to be connected to permanent 12v power. The attachment is to be either on the bottom left of the
windscreen or on top of the dash. More details will be available in the Rally Guide.
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RUNNING OF THE RALLY
ARTICLE 12 - RUNNING OF THE RALLY ARC & WARC
12.1.1
The Organisers will locate a Staging Area which is not considered a parc fermé on Barnard Park,
Busselton immediately prior to the start of the rally. It is the competitor’s responsibility to ensure that
their vehicle is placed in this staging area at the Due Time on Friday 22 April according to the following
schedule.
Cars Numbered
1 to 10
11 to 20
21 to 30
31 to 40
41 to 50
51 to 60
61 to 70
71 Above
1630 hrs to 1635 hrs
It is not necessary that a member of the crew be the person who places the vehicle in the staging area.
A map of the location and directions will be provided to competitors with the roadbooks.
At 1750hrs all ARC & Classic cars will do 2 laps of the Super Stage to warm the engine and transmission.
The WARC will do 2 laps immediately after all ARC cars have completed SS1.
12.1.2
At 1800hrs the Staging Area will become a Holding Area. In the Holding Area only the Crew (Driver & CoDriver) may perform limited service using hand tools and parts that are on board the rally car. When the
crews arrive at TC2A, they will be in a Parc Ferme and no work may be performed.
The same area is a Parc Ferme when the cars arrive at TC10C. Crews will be permitted to adjust Tyre
Pressures. There will be no warm up before SS11 unless notified otherwise by the officials.
12.2.1
The starting order for Heat 1, Section 1 will be seeded order of ARC and Classic, then WARC. There will
be no additional gap between Groups The starting order for TC1B will be in reverse order.
12.2.2
The starting order from TC2B will be in seeded order of National Crews followed by WARC & Clubman.
12.3
BUSSELTON SUPER SPECIAL STAGE
Note: SxS WA Crews and Clubman Cup Crews Do Not Compete on the Busselton Super Special
Stage
(i)
The Super Special Stage will consist of two loops over an identical course with the Start and
Flying Finish being in different locations. The Stage will be used as SS 1 and SS 2 on Heat 1
and SS 11 on Heat 2. Special Stage 11 will be 4 laps in the same direction as SS1. Crews
will pass through the Flying Finish location on each lap.
(ii)
Each car will be timed on this Stage by electronic means commencing from the start signal
being given. A car may start whilst the previous car is still completing their run over the Stage
(iii)
Each crew will be given an approximate 30 second warning prior to their start time and will
then be given a manual countdown of 15, 10, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1, Go (waved flag). The time will start
when the car breaks the beam. An Actual Start time based on the next whole minute will be
allocated for the purposes of calculating the Due Time at the next Time Control. Competitors
will be given a TC Out Time but NO Stage Start Time. The Road Card will show only TC Times
and Stage Elapsed Times.
(iv)
If a yellow flag is displayed at any location on the Super Special Stage, a driver must
immediately make a significant reduction in speed. The Clerk of Course may allow a vehicle
affected by the display of the yellow flag to contest the Special Stage again. If circumstances
do not permit this, the Clerk of Course will propose to the Stewards an allocated time for the
crew on the Special Stage. No crew which is totally or partially responsible for the displaying of
the yellow flag may benefit from this measure.
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(v)
Any crew failing to complete the Super Special Stage in the correct manner described in the
Supplementary Regulations and the Road Book will be allocated a time for the Stage, equal to
the fastest time plus 1 minute (called the “Maximum Time”). Any crew recording an actual time
in excess of this time on the Stage will be allocated the Maximum Time.
(vi)
A vehicle which fails to complete the Super Special Stage may be removed by the Organisers
and placed on the road section immediately after the end of the Stage. The crew only will then
be allowed to work on their car but must still arrive at the following Time Control within their
Late Time Limit. Any car not completing SS1 which cannot be made ready for SS2 at the
originally allocated time will be given a Maximum Time for SS2 also but must still arrive at the
following Time Control within their Late Time Limit. This also applies for SS11.
(vii)
Crews must use a similar type of tyre (i.e. loose surface rally tyres) as they will use on Heat 1,
Special Stage 3.
(viii)
All Yellow Flag marshals at the Super Special Stage will be deemed to be Judges Of Fact for
the purposes of determining if the crews have completed the Stage in the correct manner.
(ix)
Any vehicle which fails to arrive at TC10C within their Late Time Limit will not be permitted to
Start Heat 2, Section 5 and will be allocated times for SS11 in the same manner as specified in
ARC Sporting Regulations Article 12.5. The crew shall still be permitted to enter their car into
Overnight Parc Ferme as per Article 3.2 and may Start Heat 2 Section 6 on Sunday. For the
purposes of unofficial results crews will be given an indicative time until their allocated time has
been finalised.
(x)
Crews are forbidden from overtaking another car during any of the Super Special Stages. If a
crew is in a position to overtake another car they must slow down and proceed to the Stop
Control. Under no circumstances are they to pass another vehicle unless that vehicle is
definitely stopped. Crews affected by this situation may be allowed to contest the Special
Stage again as per Article 12.3(iv).
(xi)
The start order for SS11 will be in seeded order with any late arrivals at TC10C (the Parc
Ferme at the end of Heat 1) being allocated the next available start time.
12.4
SS9 & SS10 will be run consecutively at 2 minute intervals. Cars starting SS10 will start in between cars
starting SS9.
12.5
Provisional Results will be published Online at www.rally.com.au on Sunday 24 April at 1830 hrs. These
results will become final 30 minutes after posting subject to no protests being received.
12.6
Special Stages will be closed when the Rally Sweep Vehicle enters the Stage. Any crew who arrive at a
Special Stage Time Control within their Late Time Limit but after the Stage has ‘closed’ are to book into
the Time Control if possible and then to drive the Stage abiding by all applicable road regulations or if this
is not practicable (See Article 12.6) they must go directly to the next possible Time Control. An allocated
time considered by the Stewards to be the fairest will be given to the crew for the missed stages. Crews
are to enter their own start & finish times on the Time Card.
12.8
Any crew who stops on a Stage and is passed by the Rally Sweep Vehicle is deemed to have withdrawn
from that Stage. If their re-join is deemed to be within their Late Time Limit they may be allocated a time
for that Stage by the Stewards otherwise this will be treated as a missed Stage
12A
RUNNING OF THE RALLY – SXS WA
The organisers will locate a staging area at TC2D, which is not considered a parc fermé in Kearney
Street, Nannup immediately prior to the start of the Rally. It is the competitor’s responsibility to ensure
that their vehicle is placed in this staging area before 0815hrs Saturday 23 April 2016.
12A.1
The starting order for Heat 1 and Heat 2 will be at the Clerk of the Course’s discretion.
ARTICLE 12B - RUNNING OF THE CLUBMAN RALLY
12B.1
The Organisers will locate a staging area at TC2D, which is not considered a parc fermé in Kearney
Street, Nannup immediately prior to the start of the Clubman Rally. It is the competitor’s responsibility
to ensure that their vehicle is placed in this staging area between 0945 hrs to 1000 hrs on Saturday 23
April 2016.
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12B.2
The starting order will be in seeded order after the last WARC. The start will be from TC2D of the main
event. There will be a safe gap set between the last WARC and first Clubman Crews.
12B.3
The Clubman Rally will finish in Nannup at TC10A and the trophy presentation will take place soon after
last car arrives
12B.4
Provisional Results will be published Online at www.rally.com.au on Saturday 23 April at 1700hrs.
These results will become final 30 minutes after posting subject to no protests being received.
ARTICLE 13 - CONTROLS AND PARC FERME
13.1
Crews may book in early at the following controls:
TC 1A
TC 2A
TC 10A
TC 10B
TC 10C
TC 11
TC 11A
TC 19A
TC 19B
Busselton Regroup In
Service D IN
Service D Out
End of Heat 1 Barnard Park Parc Ferme
Barnard Park
Pre-Podium Service
Event Finish
13.2
Flexiservice will apply at the two hour Service Park at the end of Heat 1. At the Time Control at the entry
to this Service Park (TC 10A) each ARC & WARC crew will have the option of (a) proceeding directly into
service or (b) placing their car in an adjacent parc fermé from which their car may be removed at any time
within 1 hour of the arrival at the TC. If the car is not removed within the 1 hour period the time of entry
into the Service Park will be deemed to be 1 hour after the time at which the car was booked into TC10A.
13.3
Classic Challenge Crews: After booking in at Time Control TC2A/11A, Classic competitors are not
required to place their vehicles into Overnight Parc Ferme. They must report to TC2D/11D (Time Control
at the exit from the Service Park) prior to the commencement of competition at the times shown on the
Start List. They will not be required to report to Time Controls 2B/11B & 2C/11C.
13.5
SxS WA: Crews are not required to book in to Time Controls 1 / 1A / 1B-2 / 2A / 2B / 2C / 10C / 11 / 11A
/ 11B / 11C
After booking in at Time Control TC10B, crews are not required to place their vehicles into Overnight Parc
Ferme. They must report to the start of Heat Two at TC11D (Time Control at the exit from the Service
Park) prior to the commencement of competition at the times shown on the Start List.
13.6
Withdrawal / Re-Join
Crews who withdraw from the rally must complete the form at the back of the Road Book –‘Notification of
Withdrawal from Rally’ and submit it to a CRO, Sweep Vehicle or a Control Official.
They are to complete the form indicating if they are withdrawing from the Event altogether or if they will
be re-joining.
13.7
Any competitor who withdraws from a Heat and fails to notify a CRO, Sweep Vehicle or Control Official
prior to the next Stewards meeting of their intent to re-join will not be included in the Start List for the next
Heat.
RallySafe: Overtaking
Any crew intending to overtake another moving car during a Special Stage must push the Pass button on
the RallySafe unit. If the car to be overtaken is within 500m it will receive a message that another car
wishes to overtake them and the crew of this vehicle must then allow the other vehicle to pass at the first
safe opportunity. Any refusal to allow another car to overtake will be considered to be a breach of NRC
Art 5.9.
Transmission of send/receive of overtaking messages are logged in both vehicles. These will be available
to the Clerk of Course and to the Stewards of the Meeting in consideration of any penalty for failure to
allow the vehicle to overtake.
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MISCELLANEOUS
ARTICLE 14 INSURANCE
Crews involved in accidents resulting in property damage are advised that they may be required to pay
up to the first $5,000 of any claim to rectify such property damage. Refer Appendix I of the CAMS
Manual of Motor Sport for further details regarding insurance cover.
ARTICLE 15 - EMERGENCY PROCEDURES/YELLOW FLAGS
Crews should refer to the page in the front of the roadbook which details the action which must be to
taken in the event of an accident, stopped vehicle on a Special Stage or if yellow flags are displayed on
the course. Failure to adhere to these requirements will be reported to the Stewards of the Meeting for
consideration of exclusion or other penalty.
A copy of the SOS/OK sign (minimum size A3) is required to be carried in each competition vehicle at all
times. Those crews who require an A3 laminated version may purchase one at Documentation at a cost
of $5.
Officials Help Board
The Organisers will be providing Road Closure Officials with an emergency board; this will have the word
HELP printed in red on a white background. If urgent medical assistance is required or the safety of the
stage may be seriously compromised and the officials have no other means of communications, they are
to display the HELP board to passing rally cars.
The rally crew must then notify the Stop Control that an official has displayed the board and the Stage
will be stopped while a MIV is dispatched to investigate. If the official is showing signs of extreme
emergency (e.g. waving arms) and is displaying the ‘HELP’ sign, it is expected that the crew will stop to
investigate. The crew may apply to the Clerk of Course for compassionate time compensation.
ARTICLE 16 – ALCOHOL, DRUGS AND OTHER SUBSTANCES
Any holder of a CAMS ‘Competition’ or ‘Officials’ licence (or equivalent licence issued by another ASN)
may be tested for the presence of drugs (or other banned substances) and subject to a penalty(ies) for a
breach in accordance with the CAMS Anti-Doping Policy and/or the CAMS Illicit Drugs in Sport (Safety
Testing) Policy as published on the CAMS website. Consumption of alcohol in the paddock, pits or any
section of the competition venue/course under the control of the Officials is forbidden until all competition
is concluded each day. Accordingly, any holder of a CAMS ‘Competition’ or ‘Officials’ licence (or
equivalent licence issued by another ASN) may also be tested for the presence of alcohol by a CAMS
Accredited Testing Official (CATO) in accordance with the CAMS Standard Operating Procedure for
Breath Alcohol Testing.
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ARTICLE 17 – SHAKEDOWN & VIP RIDE DAY
All registered ARC competitors must attend the VIP Ride Day on Friday at the times shown. Each of
these crews will be required to participate in the following activities:
All other invited crews must attend the VIP Ride Day at later the times shown.
 1030
Shakedown Service Park open, Geographe Bay Rd, Busselton

1130
Compulsory Briefing – Barnard Park

1140
Photo Shoot Under Archway for Crews Attending Power Stage

1150
Shakedown & tyre warming

1215
VIP rides Series sponsors – All ARC Crews

1230
Organisers & Competitors sponsors – ARC Other Invited Crews

1330
VIP Rides Finish

1400
Shakedown & VIP rides for other crews by appointment only. Crews
must notify Event Secretary by 2000 hrs on Thursday 21 April

1515
Shakedown finishes all crews
Each vehicle taking part must have the event rally plates/numbers and other event signage affixed prior
of the VIP Rides. Further details concerning the location will be provided at a later date.
Each passenger will be required to register and sign the compulsory disclaimer before riding in a
competition vehicle. No team may place a passenger in a competition vehicle without the permission of
the Organisers.
ARTICLE 18 – PROTESTS
Protests, if any, must be lodged in accordance with Part XII of the NCR.
ARTICLE 19 - POSTPONEMENT, ABANDONMENT OR CANCELLATION
The event may be abandoned, postponed or cancelled for reasons of force majeure in accordance with
NCR 59.
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AWARDS
ARTICLE 20 - PRIZES, TROPHIES AND AWARDS
KUMHO TYRE AUSTRALIAN RALLY CHAMPIONSHIP® EVENT AWARDS
Kumho Tyre Australian Rally Championship®
1st Outright
2nd Outright
3rd Outright
Australian 2WD Rally Championship
1st Outright
2nd Outright
3rd Outright
Trophies
Trophies
Trophies
Trophies
Trophies
Trophies
Classic Rally Challenge
1st Outright
2nd Outright
3rd Outright
1st Outright – Invitational Classic
Trophies
Trophies
Trophies
Trophies
1st Young Contender (under 24 year old) – Driver (WARC Crews also eligible)
1st Young Contender (under 24 year old) – Co–Driver (WARC Crews also eligible)
Trophy
Trophy
WA RALLY CHAMPIONSHIP EVENT AWARDS
Awards will be determined over both Heats on the same basis, excluding bonus points, as for the ARC
awards.
West Australian Rally Championship
1st Outright
Trophies
2nd Outright
Trophies
3rd Outright
Trophies
West Australian 2WD Rally Championship
1st Outright
Trophies
2nd Outright
Trophies
3rd Outright
Trophies
West Australian 2WD Rally Challenge
1st Outright
Trophies
2nd Outright
Trophies
3rd Outright
Trophies
1st SxS (WARC)
Young Contender awards see ARC Awards above.
1st Rookie – Driver
1st Rookie – Co - Driver
Trophies
Trophy
Trophy
WA CLUBMAN CUP
1st Outright
Trophies
2nd Outright
Trophies
3rd Outright
Trophies
1st Rookie - Driver
Trophy
1st Rookie – Co – Driver
Trophy
The presentation of Clubman trophies will be held at TC10A near the Nannup Town Hall soon after the
finish of the last car on Saturday 23 April. The trophy winners are also invited to attend the Post Event
Function on the Sunday evening and have their trophies presented again.
To be eligible for Under 24 year old awards Driver and/or Co-Driver must be Under 24 years of age on
Friday 22 April 2016 and mark the Entry Form accordingly.
The Organisers reserve the right to:
(i) combine trophies where crews win more than one award
(ii) add to the awards up to the start of the event.
ARTICLE 21 - POST EVENT FUNCTION
The Post Event function will be held at The Goose Restaurant, Foreshore Parade, Busselton on Sunday
24 April commencing 1900 hrs. Additional tickets are available for $65.00 per person by ordering through
the Online Entry System or at Rally Headquarters. Note: Two tickets are included in the entry fee (except
Clubman).
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APPENDIX I – VEHICLE SIGNAGE DIAGRAM
ARC, CLASSIC & WARC
WHO
All
LOCATION
Area A1
SIZE / LOCATION / DESCRIPTION
170mm H x 520mm W – QUIT
All
Area A2
170mm H x 150mm W (includes border) – Competition Numbers
All
Area A3
All
Area B
2 each 120mm H x 250mm W –
1. ARC – Not Required
2. WARC Competitors - RallyWA Sponsors
Not Required
ARC
Area C
85mm H x 600mm W central at bottom of rear window – Pedders
ARC
Area D
120mm H x 600mm W – Kumho
All
Area E
100mm H x 100mm W - Competition Number on co-drivers side on front windscreen
All
Area F
60mm H x 190mm W - CAMS Logo
All
Area G
380mm H x 200mm W
TourismWA, Trade Hire, The West Australian, Busselton-Dunsborough Times
Area G may be deleted on the payment of an additional fee (see Art 6.6.1)
Area H
Windscreen Strip 50mm H – 1. ARC – Not Required 2. WARC Competitors –
Onslow Contracting
Area I
350mm H x 70mm W – Control Tyre logo - Kumho
Area J
350mm H x 70mm W - Control Tyre logo - Kumho
Area K
500mm H x 100mm W - –Not required
Area D or H
Area D: 120mm H x 600mm W – Onslow Contracting
Area H: Windscreen Strip 50mm H – Onslow Contracting
ARC
WARC
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APPENDIX II - ITINERARY (HEAT 1)
TC
SS
Location
SS
Liaison
Total
Distance
Distance
Distance
Heat 1 - Friday 22 April & Saturday 23 April
Distance to next refuel
1B-2
SS2
2A
2B
2C
4B
RZ
2
5
SS5
6
SS6
6A
Service Out
Refuel BP Nannup
Koala Road
Koala 1
Ewart Rd
Ferndale 1
Service IN
Service B Nannup
Service Out
Refuel BP Nannup
Glacier Rd
Ellis 1 (2016)
Agg Rd
Healthway
Nannup Regroup In
5.42
64.83
0.88
70.25
0.88
0.54
3.25
0.88
0.88
0.54
3.25
0:10
61.99
70.25
0:50
0:20
10B
RZ
4
10C
`
Service D Nannup
Service Out
Refuel BP Nannup
Barnard Park / Parc Ferme
Heat 1 Total
Clubman Total
E
19:10
61.99
5.42
64.83
Start of CLUBMAN
19:20
E
7:00
7:50
8:10
33.10
73.90
32.35
107.00
32.35
0:35
7.05
13.37
0:18
34.50
73.90
61.28
107.00
0:52
0:20
6.32
26.78
33.10
8:45
8:48
9:06
9:09
10:01
10:21
28.52
32.21
13.20
60.73
13.20
0:23
6.54
24.39
0:28
12.47
23.14
0:25
17.85
10.67
10:44
10:47
11:15
11:18
11:43
0:20
12:03
28.52
32.21
60.73
0:30
12:33
34.84
78.27
32.35
113.11
32.35
0:35
7.05
13.37
0:18
34.77
61.55
1:00
1.59
2.44
0:08
3.72
0:15
113.43
2:00
6.32
26.78
0.85
0.85
2.87
Finish of CLUBMAN Rally
34.80
5.00
101.84
96.42
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78.63
124.44
61.94
129.64
61.94
311.51
184.74
413.35
281.16
0:55
13:08
13:11
13:39
13:42
14:42
14:45
14:48
14:51
15:06
E
17:06
E
18:01
E
Section 3
6C
RZ
3
7
SS7
8
SS8
9
SS9
10
SS10
10A
Regroup Out / Service In
Service C Nannup
Service Out
Refuel BP Nannup
Koala Road
Koala 2
Ewart Rd
Ferndale 2
Higgins St
Nannup Oval 1
Higgins St
Nannup Oval 2
Service In
0:10
0:55
18:00
18:05
18:15
2.71
Regroup A
6B
0:05
2.71
Section 2
2D
RZ
1
3
SS3
4
SS4
4A
Barnard Park
Trade Hire Busselton Super 1
Holding Area IN
Holding Area
Holding Area OUT
Trade Hire Busselton Super 2
Barnard Parc Ferme
Barnard Park Parc Ferme
Service In
Service A Nannup
1st Car
Due
Section 1
1
SS1
1A
Time
Allowed
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APPENDIX II – ITINERARY (HEAT 2)
TC
SS
11B
11C
13B
RZ
6
14
SS14
15
SS15
16
SS16
16A
Liaison
Distance
Heat 2 - Sunday 29 March
5.49
63.41
0.88
5.49
0.54
5.49
61.99
63.41
Total
Distance
Time
Allowed
68.90
0.88
0:05
6.03
0:15
61.99
68.90
0:50
0:20
19B
Heat 2 Total
Total ARC & WARC
E
7:00
7:50
27.59
10.27
4.58
37.86
4.58
0:16
2.94
21.66
0:23
2.75
10.27
11.62
37.86
0:16
0:20
18.72
8.87
27.59
8:26
8:29
8:52
8:55
9:11
9:31
47.59
53.44
5.86
101.03
5.86
0:23
24.72
35.74
0:35
17.93
35.78
0:46
4.93
23.65
0:25
11.02
17.85
18.72
9:54
9:57
10:32
10:35
11:21
11:24
11:49
0:20
12:09
47.59
53.44
101.03
0:30
12:39
31.50
38.64
5.86
70.14
5.86
0:23
17.42
28.44
0:29
4.88
13.75
0:28
10.48
38.64
22.09
70.14
0:29
0:05
11.02
8.87
11.61
31.50
112.17
214.01
Page 21
165.76
477.27
277.93
691.28
13:02
13:05
13:34
13:37
14:05
14:08
14:37
E
14:42
E
Section 6
16C
RZ
7
17
SS17
18
SS18
19
SS19
19A
Regroup Out / Service In
Service G Nannup
Service Out
Refuel BP Nannup
Contour Rd
Healthway Loop 2
Zircon Rd
Folly 2
Lindsay Rd
Lindsay (2016)
Pre-Podium Service In
Pre-Podium Service
Rally Finish
18:15
18:18
18:33
8:10
Regroup B
16B
1st Car
Due
Section 5
11D
RZ
5
12
SS12
13
SS13
13A
Barnard Park
Trade Hire Busselton Long
Service In
Service E Nannup
Service Out
Refuel BP Nannup
Felspar Rd
Brockman 1 (2016)
Zircon Rd
Folly 1
Service In
Service F Nannup
Service Out
Refuel BP Nannup
Contour Rd
Healthway Loop 1
Glacier Rd
Ellis 2 (2016)
Felspar Rd
Brockman 2 (2016)
Nannup Regroup In
SS
Distance
Section 4
11
SS11
11A
Location

2016 Supplementary Regulations - Australian Rally Championship

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