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2011 MCRCB Yearbook
3.40.7 It is the competitor’s responsibility to ensure his/her clothing complies with
article 3.40 and gives adaquate protection.
3.41 WEARING OF HELMETS
It is compulsory for all participants taking part in practice and races to wear a
safety helmet and visor. The helmet must be of the full face type and
conform to one of the recognised standards. It must be of good fit, good
condition and properly fastened.
3.42 RECOGNISED INTERNATIONAL APPROVAL MARKS
All helmets must be marked with one of the official international standard
marks recognised by the FIM. Helmets that do not comply may be rejected
by officials.
The ACU Gold sticker is a guarantee that the helmet is accepted at MCRCB
events.
3.43 It is the competitor’s responsibility to ensure his/her helmet complies with
articles 3.41 and 3.42.
3.44 Visors must be made of shatterproof material
3.44.1 Disposable “tear-offs” are permitted.
3.46 IDENTIFICATION DISCS
While practising and racing, riders and passengers are required to wear an
identification disc attached around the neck by a material approved by the
Chief Technical Officer. Thin chains should be avoided. The disc must be
permanently marked with the wearer's full name and date of birth.
Identification discs shall be of a durable material between 20mm and 25mm
in diameter and having rounded edges with no sharp or ragged projections.
3.50 CONTROL
3.50.1 GENERAL VERIFICATION
A rider is at all times responsible for his machine
3.50.1.1 The Chief Technical Officer must be in attendance at all times and inform
the Race Director or Judicial Clerk of the Course of his arrival.
3.50.1.2 He must ensure that all technical officials, appointed for the event, carry
out their duties in a proper manner.
3.50.1.3 He must ensure that there are technical eligibility officials qualified to carry
out all necessary duties to validate and test machines. There must be a
technical official qualified in engine measuring and noise testing.
3.50.1.4 He must have access to the neccesary tools and equipment to carry out
his duties.
3.50.1.5 The rider, or his mechanics, must be present with the machine for
eligibility inspection within the time limits stated in the Championship
Regulations / Supplementary Regulations.
3.50.1.6 The Chief Technical Officer must inform the Judicial Clerk of the Course
and Chairman of the Judicial Panel of any machine not accepted or
eligigible.
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