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2013 MANUAL OF MOTORCYCLE SPORTh) A minimum of 2 hand grips must befitted,i) Front mounted exhaust systems mustnot protrude beyond the outermostedges of the sidecar,j) All outer edge sidecar chassis cornersmust have a minimum 25mm radius,k) The machine and sidecar must havefront and rear wheel brakes,l) The machine must be fitted with alanyard type cut-out switch,m) Sidecar wheel drive is prohibited.12.9 FUEL - ALL DISCIPLINES12.9.1 Fuel Warning12.9.1.1 Fuels and lubricants are highly specialisedsubstances and participants must be awarethey may contain substances that areextremely dangerous to human health ifmisused, inhaled or allowed to contact skin.12.9.1.2 Some of the components of fuel andlubricants are suspected of havingthe potential to cause cancer in rarecircumstances.12.9.1.3 The use of petrol as a general cleaning andwashing agent is a common misuse of apotentially dangerous substance.12.9.1.4 Fuels should be used and stored withextreme care and in accordance with themanufacturer’s instructions.12.9.2 Fuel Requirements12.9.2.1 The fuel requirements of each discipline isdetailed in their respective chapters.12.9.3 Fuel Testing12.9.3.1 For any event, meeting or series, the RCBmay direct that no fuels other than fuelsof prescribed specifications and from aprescribed source may be used.a) Tests to ensure that only prescribedfuels are used in an event, meetingor series may be administered at anytime and place during the course of thesame,b) The Clerk of Course, Race Directoror Chief Scrutineer may direct theadministration of fuel tests.12.9.3.2 Fuel tests must comply with the followingprocedures:a) All containers for holding samples mustbe clean and constructed of robust nonreactiveimpermeable material, must besealable, and must have provision foridentification,12 ALL DISCIPLINESb) Equipment used for the extraction offuel from machines must be cleanand constructed of fuel non-reactivematerial,c) All samples must be divided into 2 lots(Sample A and Sample B) of not lessthan 5ml each, which must be placed inseparate containers,d) Once samples are placed in containers,the containers must immediately besealed and identified by reference tothe machine from which the samplewas taken. This information must beentered on a fuel sample certificatewhich must certify the date, place andtime of taking the sample, the identityof the machine from which the samplewas taken and the identity of the rider,e) Both samples must remain in thecontrol of the official who administeredthe test.f) The rider or the representative mustsign the fuel sample certificateacknowledging samples have beentaken and are sealed,g) All samples held by the official mustbe delivered as soon as practicableafter the competition to the RCB whichmust deliver the Sample A as soon aspracticable to a laboratory approvedby MA where they must be tested forcontent and quality in accordance withstandard scientific procedures,h) The RCB must as soon as practicableafter receipt of the results notify the rideror rider’s team representative and MA,i) If the rider is dissatisfied with the testresult of sample A, they may requestsample B be tested at an MA approvedlaboratory in their presence.12.9.4 Refueling12.9.4.1 During refueling, each machine must bestationary with the engine stopped.12.9.4.2 Refueling will be deemed to havecommenced when the fuel tank has beenopened and completed when the tank isclosed.12.9.4.3 Smoking is strictly prohibited in areas whererefueling is permitted.12.9.4.4 Riders are liable for exclusion from an eventfor failing to adhere to GCR 12.9.4.3, and areresponsible for the actions of their mechanicsand support team members.97
12 ALL DISCIPLINES12.9.5 Homologation of Fuel12.9.5.1 Unleaded fuel produced by an oil companyfor sale in the Australian general transportfuel market through retail petrol pumpsin at least 5 states does not have to behomologated. For the avoidance of doubtthis means the fuel must be available forsale on demand from a roadside bowseroutlet at each of at least 5 separateservice stations in each of at least fiveAustralian states or territories.12.9.5.2 Organisations seeking homologation offuel must provide MA with:a) Two 1-litre sealed containers of thefuel for analysis,b) Details of the fuels characteristics,c) The distribution network,d) The price structure,e) A homologation fee of $2,500 in the firstyear and $2,000 per year thereafter.12.9.5.3 Fuels approved under this GCR will bepublished at www.ma.org.au.12.10 NOISE EMISSIONS - ALL DISCIPLINESNOTE: From 1/7/2013 noise testing must becarried out at all permitted events however it isnot mandatory to test all machines12.10.1 Specifications12.10.1.1 Noise emissions are set out in thetables below:30 meters (from side of track) ride by testDISCIPLINELIMIT dB(A)Road Racing 95Historic Road Racing 95Classic MX & Dirt Track 95Speedway (including Quads) 95Dirt Track & Track (incl. Quads) 95Record AttemptsNo limit2 Metre Max methodDISCIPLINELIMIT dB(A)Motocross & Supercross non Aust 112 with a 4dB/AChampionships (including Quads) allowanceMotocross & Supercross Aust 112 with a 2dB/AChampionships (including Quads) allowanceMoto-TrialsTBASupermoto112 with a 4dB/AallowanceEnduro & Reliabity Trials 112 with a 4dB/A(including Quads)Minikhanaallowance112 with a 4dB/Aallowanceenjoy the ride12.10.1.2 Where government regulations orplanning orders exist in relation to lowernoise emissions testing, or where apermanent Road Race circuit venue haslower noise emission requirements aspart of the circuit hire contract, the noiseemission required will prevail over GCR12.10.1.1.12.10.2 Use of sound level meters12.10.2.1 Sound testing apparatus must:a) Comply with international standardIEC 651, Type 1 or Type 2.b) Include a compatible calibrator, whichmust be used immediately beforetesting begins and always just prior toa re-test if a disciplinary sanction maybe imposed.12.10.2.2 Sound testing apparatus must be set to:a) ‘Fast response’b) ‘A’ weighted,c) Select range High 80~130 dB,e) Activate the function MAX MIN -set on MAX,12.10.2.3 ‘30 Meter ride by’ testa) The sound levels will be measuredwith the sound meter/microphonefixed on a tripod, in the horizontalposition, 30 meters from the edgeof the track at a high speed point.12.10.2.4 ‘2 Metre Max’ Set up of the sound meterand the motorcycle:a) The sound levels will be measuredwith the sound meter/microphonefixed on a tripod, in the horizontalposition, at the rear of themotorcycle.b) For the place and position of themotorcycle, ensure that there areno solid obstacles within a 10meter radius of the microphone.c) The sound meter will be positionedat a distance of 2 metre behind themotorcycle, with an angle of 45°away from the centerline, on theexhaust side and at a height of 1.35metre above the ground, with thesound meter level.d) The 2 metre distance is measuredfrom the point where the centre ofrear tyre touches the ground.98
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