GENERAL RULES - ROAR

5.9.4 The Race Director will make every effort not to delay the start of a race. Vehicles will notbe allowed on the track before the three (3) minute warm up period. After the three-minuteperiod is announced, the start will be as close to three minutes as possible.5.9.5 A grace period during the warm-up before the start of the A-Main event may be allowed atthe discretion of the Race Director but this must be announced at the drivers’ meetingbefore racing begins. Only one grace period is allowed and it may not exceed twominutes.5.10 FREQUENCY CONFLICTS5.10.1 In cases of frequency conflict, the higher qualified driver will have first choice offrequency. Second highest qualifying driver will have second choice of frequency, etc. Forexample, driver A is on Freq #2 and is qualified for the A main. Driver B is also on Freq #2and is also qualified for the A main. Driver A is qualified first, and as such, would get firstchoice of frequency. Driver A can elect to retain Freq #2, in which case driver B wouldhave to change; or he can choose any other legal frequency, which could cause anotherdriver to change. The Race Director may require driver A to retain Freq #2 if anunsportsmanlike act is judged to be transpiring.5.10.2 If there are seven drivers on 27 MHz in a main event, the slowest driver will have tochange to an approved channel in the 75mhz range. If the slowest driver cannot or will notchange to an open, approved 75mhz channel, the driver will be disqualified. (Courtesyand fair play should be called for by the Race Director to see if another driver in the maincan change frequency if the slowest driver cannot change to a 75 MHz channel.)5.11 EVENT ELIGIBILITY5.11.1 Except as provided herein and below, any ROAR member is eligible to enter any ROARsanctionedevent.5.11.2 Drivers who are currently qualified for, or have participated in two of the previous IFMARWorld Championships are not eligible to enter stock classes at Level 3-5 events. Otherrestrictions may be imposed on entering the Stock and Modified Off-road Nationals.5.11.3 To be eligible to enter a specific class or classes at a Level 3-5 event, a driver may berequired to meet qualifying and pre-entry requirements established by the ROARExecutive Committee.5.11.4 Regional Championships may be entered by any driver from the host region or adjacentregions which share the same border. Drivers are allowed only one RegionalChampionship title per class per scale per calendar year. A title-winning driver may onlyenter a different class or scale at subsequent Regional Championships for the remainderof the calendar year.5.11.5 Members who are not US or Canadian citizens wishing to compete in NationalChampionships must (present permanent resident visas) have been resident in the USAor Canada for at least 12 months prior to the event. Proof of residency may be required. Inthe case of a member too young to be issued a driver’s license, this proof must be basedon the driver's license or identity document of the member's legal guardian.5.12 BLACK FLAG21