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2013 MANUAL OF MOTORCYCLE SPORTleast 75% of the event distance or time,whichever is the less, has been run.12.12.0.2 The results so declared will be based onthe placings at the finish line of the last fulllap completed before the incident but willexclude those competitors who:a) Caused the incident, orb) Having been involved in the incident,could not continue in the event.12.12.1 Stopping and Re-Running Events12.12.1.1 The Steward or Clerk of Course who hasexcluded a competitor for unfair conductand considers that such conduct has:a) Given an advantage to the team ofwhich the offender is a member, orb) In the case of a non-team event,jeopardised the fair chances of 1 ormore of the other competitors in theevent,may declare the event void and order a rerun.12.12.1.2 If the event continues, any competitorunable to cross the finish line as aresult of such conduct on the part of theexcluded competitor may be deemed tohave finished the race in the place:a) Held immediately before suchconduct, orb) Having regard to any advancementin placing following the exclusion, insome other place.12.12.1.3 A Steward or Clerk of Course may stop anevent and order it to be re-run if it wouldbe dangerous for it to continue.12.12.1.4 In any re-run:a) Any competitor who:i) Fell in the stopped event as aresult of having been fouled,ii) Intentionally laid down his or hermachine in the interests of safety,oriii) Left the course in the interests ofsafety,may participate.b) Any competitor who:i) Caused or contributed to theevent being stopped,ii) Failed to start in,iii) Retired from,12 ALL DISCIPLINESiv) Was excluded from,v) Had been lapped during thecourse of the stopped event,may not participate.12.12.1.5 If the race is interupted after thechequered flag, the followingprocedure will apply:a) For all the riders to whom thechequered flag was shownbefore the interruption, a partialclassification will be establishedat the end of the last lap of therace.b) For all the riders to whom thechequered flag was not shownbefore the interruption, a partialclassification will be establishedat the end of the penultimate lapof the race.c) The complete classification willbe established by combining bothpartial classificationsas per thelap/time procedure12.13 FLAGS AND SIGNALS- ALL DISCIPLINES12.13.0.1 The minimum dimensions of all flags mustbe 500mm x 500mm.ZAPracingsharkZAP racing shark guards* No drilling required* Attaches to bobbin mount* Available for most sports bikes* Required for racingAlso available:ZAP racing engine coversGB Racing engine coversg u a r denginecoversZAP racing motorcycle accessoriestel 0417 977 828 info@zapracing.com.auwww.zapracing.com.au101
12 ALL DISCIPLINESenjoy the ride12.13.0.2 Track flags and signals have the followingmeanings:FLAG SIGNALMEANING, AND REQUIREMENT OF COMPETITORNational flag dropped or raisedStartRed flag displayedRace or practice stopped prematurely. Competitors must slow down, mustnot overtake and must slowly proceed to the parc fermé, pits, or other areaindicated to them by officials. The red flag will also be used to signal the endof a demonstrationBlack flag held stationary and black board Competitor with number indicated on black board must stop at the pits on thewith rider’s numbernext lapYellow flag held stationaryDanger, ride slowly, overtaking is forbiddenYellow flag wavedImmediate danger, slow down, prepare to stop, overtaking forbiddenYellow with Black diagonal crossLast lap flag for Speedway onlyNo Jump LightDanger, Overtaking forbidden, Jumping forbiddenYellow flag with red stripes held stationary Deterioration of adhesion of the trackWhite flag wavedSlow moving intervention vehicle on trackBlue flag held stationaryOvertaking signal warning that competitor is soon to be overtakenBlue flag wavedOvertaking signal warning that rider is about to be overtakenGreen flag held stationaryCourse ClearLast lap boardThe last lap of the race is about to commencePurple FlagProtest flag for all junior competitorsBlack and white chequered flag waved Finish of Race, Practice session or Qualifying12.13.0.3 Flag signals may be supplemented bylight signals as follows:SIGNALSUPPLEMENT TO/EQUIVALENT TO1 or 2 flashing yellow lights Yellow flagGreen lightGreen flagRed lightRed flag12.13.0.4 The National flag signifying the start of anevent may be replaced by:a) A light signal,b) A starting tape,c) A rubber band, ord) A dropping gate12.14 SCORING- ALL DISCIPLINES12.14.0.1 For events, other than:a) The Australian SupercrossChampionship which have fewerthan 15 start gates, andb) All Road Racing events where adifferent point scoring system isused.PLACE POINTS PLACE POINTS1 25 11 102 22 12 93 20 13 84 18 14 75 16 15 66 15 16 57 14 17 48 13 18 39 12 19 210 11 20 112.14.0.2 An alternative points scoring system maybe approved for an MA series event.12.14.0.3 If a tie on points occurs for any position inan event which is conducted over morethan 1 leg, the tying competitor who hasthe higher finishing position in the final legof the event will be awarded the position.12.14.0.4 If a tie on points occurs for any position ina series, the tying competitor who has thegreatest number of higher placings in theseries will be awarded the position.12.15 CHANGE OF MACHINE DURING ACOMPETITION - ALL DISCIPLINES12.15.0.1 During any competition, other than anattempt at a record, no machine may beexchanged for another unless permittedunder these Rules or any SR.12.16 JUNIOR COMPETITION RULES -ALL DISCIPLINES12.16.0.1 In Junior competition,a) A rider’s age on 1st January willdetermine their age for competitionpurposes for that year,102
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