2013 GRAND-AM Rulebook
2013 GRAND-AM Rulebook
2013 GRAND-AM Rulebook
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lap. A Race interrupted and not restarted in duration<br />
of less than 50% may be declared incomplete.<br />
If declared incomplete, <strong>GRAND</strong>-<strong>AM</strong> is not obligated<br />
to distribute awards and/or points. <strong>GRAND</strong>-<strong>AM</strong><br />
may readjust and/or account for point eligibility<br />
under this circumstance in order to maintain<br />
consistent Driver team pairings and point totals at<br />
its sole discretion.<br />
6.7 Mandatory Pit Stops. In Races where a pit stop is required<br />
prior to a specific time, this requirement is fulfilled on pit<br />
stops occurring after the Car has crossed the Start Line for<br />
the first time. The time for mandatory pit stops is measured<br />
at the Commitment Line.<br />
6.8 Drive Time Restrictions. A Driver must not drive for more<br />
than three and one half (3½) hours consecutively. After<br />
driving a minimum of three and one half (3½) consecutive<br />
hours, a Driver must take a minimum one (1) hour rest prior<br />
to returning to competition. The total maximum driving time<br />
permitted during a 6-hour Race is five (5) hours. For Races<br />
longer than six (6) hours, driving time is limited to a maximum<br />
of 14 hours total.<br />
6.9 Race Completion. The Race officially ends when the overall<br />
leader crosses the Finish Line at the display of the checkered<br />
flag. Finishing positions are determined according to the<br />
number of laps completed, regardless of whether the Car is<br />
running at the finish. Cars completing the same number of<br />
laps are ranked according to the time taken to complete<br />
those laps. The finishing position of a Car that does not<br />
complete one (1) lap is determined by its starting position in<br />
relation to any other Car(s) that do not complete one (1) lap.<br />
6.10 On-Track Rules. Only the Driver is permitted to refuel or<br />
service a Car behind the first line of protection and only with<br />
the approval of the Race Director. Outside assistance is<br />
prohibited. A Driver must not push his Car; however, a<br />
Course Marshal may push or tow a disabled Car to a safe<br />
location without penalty to the Competitor. The track is<br />
defined on both sides by painted verge lines or the edge of<br />
the pavement. A Car four wheels off track must re-enter<br />
safely, gain no advantage and must not interfere with,<br />
contact or cause a Car on track to deviate from its line.<br />
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