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Jun 28, 2010 at 10:38 AM
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Grand Prix Kampenhout  2 - 3 - 4  July 2010

 

Race duration is 5 minutes. As always every driver will race 4 qualifying rounds and 3 finals; be ready in time for racing, technical inspection and marshalling.

This is the routine: pick up your handout transponder (if you need one) during the previous run (pass behind the rostrum!). After your heat do not forget to shut off your transmitter and bring it to technical inspection together with your car and the handout transponder, then proceed directly to your marshalling position. After marshalling you can collect car + transmitter.

 

Drivers’ briefing

Generally the race is run to Efra rules (with a few exceptions).

Minimum weight: 2wd 1474 g, 4wd  1588 g, truck 1700 g.

Lipo: hard cased 2S lipos (7,4 V) are allowed (<> Efra list). Use and charge them according to the manufacturer's instructions, maximum voltage setting on charger: 8,40 V or 2S.

No cut and shut tires. No buggy tires in the truck class.

After each heat: first all the drivers come down the stairs before drivers of the following heat go up.

 

About racing:

-          round by round, two best results to count

-          starting order first round by car number, then according to results of previous round (<> Efra)

-          in the first round you can do two laps as warm up to check your transponder by driving over the loop

-          the straight is a go slow area during warm up lap and after “race over” call

-          staggered start procedure qualifying as instructed by digital voice

-          start procedure finals: 7 beeps, waiting random number of seconds, start beep

-          starting grid for all finals chosen by pole sitter A final

 

About penalties:

Warning or stop and go 5 seconds in pits at the end of the straight.

Failing to marshal = loss of best result of the day.

Marshals have to wear the fluo vests and solid footwear.

Don’t drive in the opposite direction.

No drivers or mechanics on track before the race over call.

If your car breaks down during a heat, stay on the rostrum until “race over”, bring your car, transmitter and transponder to technical inspection and go to your marshalling position before repairing your car.

 

Practical information:

Car numbers are to be collected at timekeeping.

Car numbers: one left, one right, one flat on the front windscreen.

Crystal check: first one on little name card is to be used.

Marshalling order see timetable.

 

Registration on Friday: between 14 and 16 h,

for checking the crystal to use and double-checking the number of your personal transponder.

Camping is allowed from Wednesday evening on and costs 3 euro per person. There is a “real” camping nearby: camping Veronique, http://www.kampeerverblijfparkveronique.be/index.html

As always free GP t-shirt for all drivers.

Free practice on Friday, maximum 12 drivers on rostrum.

 

Parking and pitting:

There are tents for pitting right next to the track. Some drivers prefer pitting in the camping area which is also very close to the track. We have about 50 tables and chairs available for the drivers who can’t bring their own.

The parking area near the track will be used as pits, so park your car further down in the park to the right side of the outer road. Do remember to keep this outer road free for safety regulations. Do not park your car in the playground area, visitors preferably park outside the premises.

Important: on Sunday between 14h and 18h the entry/exit of the Park will be blocked due to ongoing activities!

 

For those who stay at home there will be a live report, courtesy of JP Voumard & Didier

 http://electropower.forumactif.net/live-f3/live-gp-kampenhout-2010-t190.htm

 

Have fun en speciaal voor onze buggymannen: a fong, … bluuvn!!

 

 

 

 

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