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SECTION 3 SPORTING REGULATIONS GRAND FINALS 31 INCIDENTS A) An «Incident» means a fact or a series of facts involving one or several Drivers (or any Driver’s action reported to the Stewards by the Clerk of the Course or noted by the Stewards and reported to the Clerk of the Course for inquiry), who: • provoked the stopping of a race in application of Article • have caused a collision; 142 of the Code; • have forced another Driver out of the track; • violated these Sporting Regulations or the Code; • have illegally prevented a legitimate passing manoeuvre • had jumped the start; by a Driver; • have not respected fl ag signaling; • have illegally impeded another Driver during a passing • have caused one or several karts to take a false start; manoeuvre. (a) It will be the responsibility of the Stewards to decide, further to a report or a request of the Clerk of the Course, if one or several Driver(s) is/are involved in an Incident (see Article 39 of the Code); he/they must not leave the circuit without the Stewards’ agreement. (b) If a Driver is involved in a collision or an Incident (see Article 39 of the Code), and if he was informed of this by the Stewards within thirty minutes after the end of the race, he must not leave the circuit without their agreement. The Stewards shall infl ict a 10-second time penalty on any Driver having caused an Incident. If the Incident was caused during a Qualifying Practice session, they shall proceed to the cancellation of the three fastest times which he/she achieved in the session concerned. However, considering its serious nature, the Stewards may decide, instead of the 10-second time penalty, of a sanction among those provided for in the penalty scale of Article 153 of the Code. 32 PROTESTS AND APPEALS - The right to protest lies only with Entrants. They must be presented in writing to the Clerk of the Course or to his deputy within 10 minutes after the posting of the results of the Qualifying Practice and Qualifying Heats (including the Second Chance Heat), and within 30 minutes after the posting of the classifi cation of the races of the fi nal phase. They shall be accompanied by the fee provided for by the ASN as indicated in the Supplementary Regulations. The deposit may be paid in the currency of the organizing ASN or in one of the following currencies: American dollars and euros. - In the absence of the Clerk of the Course or of his deputy, they shall be addressed to the Stewards of the Event or to one of them. - The deposit will be refunded if the protest is judged founded. It will be possible to appeal against the Stewards’ judgment, pursuant to Articles 171 to 179 of the Code, in accordance with the provisions laid down in the Code (Chapter XIII). 33 FINES - A fi ne may be infl icted on any Entrant, Driver, assistant, Organizer who does not respect the prescriptions of the offi cials of the Event. A fi ne may be infl icted by the ASN hosting the event, on decision of the Panel of Stewards of the Event. - All fi nes must be paid to the CIK-FIA within 48 hours after their imposition. However, fi nes of US $700 or less must be paid immediately. 34 PODIUM CEREMONY The Drivers classifi ed 3rd, 2nd and 1st in the Final shall climb on the podium one after the other. The winning Driver’s national anthem will be played and the national fl ags of the fi rst three fi nishers will be hoisted. The fi rst 3 competitors must wear their overalls zipped up at prize giving ceremonies. If caps are supplied by the organiser of RMCGF they must be worn by the drivers during the podium ceremony. All drivers agree that ROTAX and its sponsors may use photographs of RMCGF races (including names and photographs of drivers) for advertising, publicity and public relations purposes. 35 ENTRY FEES Entry fee for RMCGF is free of charge 36 ADVERTISING ON KARTS, OVERALLS AND HELMETS Sponsors <strong>regulations</strong> (voluntary scheme tbd) in compliance with CIK-FIA sporting code and General Prescriptions. 37 SAFETY EQUIPMENT Helmets, gloves, rib protectors, boots, race suits must all be approved under the CIK/FIA rules 2008, Technical Regulations, Art.3 38 FIRE EXTINGUISHER Competitors are required to have a fully serviceable fi re extinguisher to the ASN minimum recommended standard 46 presented by
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