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2011 MCRCB Yearbook
50.5.2 MEETING
Issued by the Clerk of the Course or the Secretary of the Meeting to apply to
the meeting only. These are Information Bulletins and must comply with the
Code and will give details of the Timetable, Race Distance, information and
instructions to riders and teams etc. These will be identified with the meeting
and numbered in sequence of issue together with the date and time of
application. Normally the Final Instructions will be the first issue for the
Meeting.
50.5.3 TIMEKEEPING
Issued by the Chief Timekeeper on behalf of MCRCB and countersigned by
the Clerk of the Course or his deputy. These will be identified with the
meeting and numbered in sequence of issue together with the date and time
of application. These will be declared official 30 minutes after the time of
issue unless a protest or appeal has been received.
50.6 Drawing up of the Official Documents
All official documents relating to a meeting (Supplementary Regulations,
programme, entry form, Bulletins etc.) must be in accordance with the
MCRCB Sporting Code.
50.7 Announcement of Results
The announcement of results must be made as stated in the Code or
Supplementary Regulations and if not issued or posted on the day, shall be
sent to the competitors as soon as practicable, but in no case later than 14
days after the competition has concluded or the end of any Judicial
Procedures.
50.8 False Advertising
Any Entrant or corporate body advertising the results of an ACU or MCRCB
competition, record attempt or official certified test, shall state the exact
conditions of the performance referred to, the nature of the competition, the
category and class of the motorcycle where applicable, the make of the
engine if not the maker's own construction, and the position obtained in its
category and class. Any infringement of this rule, whether by way of
omission from or addition to the particulars required to be stated or
otherwise, shall render the person or body by whose authority or on whose
behalf the advertisement is published or issued liable to the penalties
provided by Judicial Procedures. This rule shall also apply to any
advertisement in connection with any tour or test not officially observed.
50.9 Preliminary Verifications
Verification of administrative matters must be completed before a rider
practices. Technical eligibility of machines must be completed prior to
qualifying practice. Competitors must ensure that their machines and
equipment comply with conditions of eligibility and safety throughout the
Meeting or Official Test Day. The verification of machines must be held on
the site of the Meeting. On request of the Chief Technical Officer, Clerk of
the Course or their representatives the riders must present themselves for
technical verification. The presentation of the machine for eligibility
inspection will be deemed an implicit representation that the motorcycle fully
complies with the regulations.
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