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079.2.2 Homologation procedure<br />

During the year, the <strong>FIM</strong> Administration will receive all documentation (track<br />

inspection reports, relevant remarks and conclusions contained in previous<br />

reports from the Jury Presidents and Referees) for all tracks hosting World<br />

Championship meetings.<br />

The <strong>FIM</strong> Administration will examine the documentation and make the following<br />

recommendations to the CCP, concerning the tracks that have been proposed by<br />

the FMNs for the meetings of the following year:<br />

a) The track is in order, and there are no remarks concerning the organisation.<br />

b) The FMNR and the organisers must be advised about the improvements to<br />

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within the deadline set by the CCP.<br />

c) A re-inspection is requested for the track, or the FMNR is requested to<br />

change the venue to another track conforming to the standards.<br />

A track inspector will be appointed by the CCP in order to control and possibly<br />

recommend a homologation for:<br />

<br />

no current licence is in force.<br />

b) Existing tracks that have already been used for an <strong>FIM</strong> Championship, but<br />

have undergone substantially changes affecting the circuit or the safety<br />

installations.<br />

c) Existing tracks holding a valid licence, but where a serious accident<br />

has occurred due to the circuit, its safety installations or something else<br />

connected with the circuit.<br />

d) Any particular track following a request from the <strong>FIM</strong> Administration.<br />

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inspection report will be homologated by the CCP and will receive an <strong>FIM</strong> track<br />

licence.<br />

The licence is valid for 3 years.<br />

In exceptional cases, an <strong>FIM</strong> track licence may be valid for only one or two<br />

years.<br />

4<br />

Normes / Standards

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