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2013 GRAND-AM Rulebook

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day of the Race and must be filled only after inspection and<br />

verification by an Official.<br />

5.2.1 Removal from Pits. During a Race, with the<br />

permission of the Race Director, Cars may be<br />

removed from the pit lane in order to complete work<br />

that is hazardous or inconvenient. The Race<br />

Director may assign an Official to observe the work<br />

performed.<br />

5.2.2 Pit Crew Attire. All Members in the pit area must<br />

be adequately attired with long pants, closed-toe<br />

shoes and sleeved shirts at all times during a<br />

Session. Inappropriate attire is prohibited.<br />

5.2.3 Limitation on Crewmembers. During a pit stop, an<br />

individual is determined to be over pit wall if one<br />

foot is touching the ground on the hot pit side of the<br />

wall. Individuals assisting in the service of the Car<br />

from behind the pit wall must keep both feet on the<br />

ground (or whatever they are standing on), at all<br />

times. During a Race, a maximum of four (4) people<br />

total are permitted over pit wall at any time. During<br />

practice, qualifying, or Testing Sessions, Industry<br />

Representatives are not counted in the four (4)<br />

maximum.<br />

a. GT and GX Cars with single lug hubs have<br />

different sporting Regulations for wheel/tire<br />

changing as specified by Bulletin.<br />

b. A Crewmember or Driver assisting a Driver<br />

entering/exiting the Car and/or the mandatory<br />

fire extinguisher Crewmember during fueling<br />

are the only other individuals permitted over<br />

pit wall during a pit stop. The Driver exiting the<br />

Car, the individual assisting the Driver and/or<br />

the mandatory fire extinguisher Crewmember<br />

must not perform any other function and must<br />

immediately return behind pit wall when<br />

finished.<br />

5.2.4 Pit Lane Traffic. Pit lane is divided into three<br />

sections. They are: the working area of the Pit Stalls<br />

closest to the pit wall, the transition lane and the<br />

high-speed lane farthest from the pit wall.<br />

Competitors are responsible for the safe dispatch<br />

of their Car from the Pit Stall into pit lane. Cars<br />

already in pit lane have the right of way. A Car<br />

entering pit lane must yield to Cars already in pit<br />

lane and not attempt to pass such Cars. A Car must<br />

only enter the high-speed lane without impeding a<br />

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