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210 CHALLENGE MEMBERSHIP

SHORT CIRCUIT ENTRY FORMS

LONG CIRCUIT ENTRY FORMS

Important Dates for 2009:

This section was last updated : Saturday 31st January 2009
 

IMPORTANT NOTICE TO ALL DRIVERS

For any driver to win a seeded plate at the end of the year, he / she must have competed in at least 1/2 of the rounds

The scoring for the short circuit championship will be as follows:
Heats:
1st - 20 pts, 2nd - 19, 3rd - 18, 4th - 17, this will continue to descend in 1 point increments, every finisher will receive 1 point.

"A" Final:
1st - 32 pts, 2nd - 30, 3rd - 28, 4th - 27, this will continue to descend in 1 point increments.

In addition 20 points are awarded for attendance at each meeting.
These points from the heats and final are added together to form a total for that meeting.

The best 6 out of 7 rounds will score for the end of year trophies with the attendance points scoring in all 7 rounds.

In order to qualify for points you must be a paid up member for the 2008 210 short circuit challenge.

NOVICES
Novices always have and always will be welcomed into the short circuit challenge. Once registered as a novice they will be able to compete for their prizes and trophies even if they gain their red plates during the season.

The scoring for the long circuit challenge will be as follows:

Points will be awarded for the first 15 finishers in each race as follows 30, 25, 22, 20, 18, 16, 14, 12, 10, 8, 6, 4, 2, and 1 point to all other finishers.

In addition 20 points are awarded for attendance at each event.
The totals from 8 out of 9 races which make up the 4 rounds will determine final championship points and positions.
In order to qualify for points you must be a paid up racing member for the 2008 210 long circuit challenge.

NOVICES
A competitor who has a National 'A' Licence but has only competed on short circuits will be considered a novice and carry a plate, until the time 4 signatures have been received from a MSA Steward for competing on long circuits. A novice plate will consist of a yellow plate 20cm x 20cm with a black diagonal cross, with strokes 15cm x 2.5cm.

Please note that any 210 National class drivers, who are current MSA National "A" or "B" Licence holders but NOT members of the 210 Short Circuit Challenge, may race in certain 210 Challenge Short Circuit events upon payment of an additional £10 GUEST FEE per meeting. Novice drivers ("B" Licence holders) are always welcome!

Guest drivers are also welcome in the 210 Long Circuit Challenge but they must be equipped with leather suits, have a kart which is fully compliant with Long Circuit regulations and be the holder of an MSA Kart National "A" Licence. If they have not done 4 Long Circuit meetings already they must also display a yellow plate with the diagonal black "X" on the rear of their kart.

If you are learning to race a 210 kart and you have not yet taken your ARKS test you are not permitted to drive in any 210 Challenge races. However, if you wish to gain experience, you are able to drive in the Short Circuit Saturday practice sessions (without an MSA Kart Racing Licence) provided that the event is not restricted to just "A" Licence holders. If you are not sure about the status of the event drop me an Email and I will let you know.

Important Information for everyone attending karting events:

WARNING:

ALL MOTORSPORT, WHICH INCLUDES KART RACING, CAN BE DANGEROUS - BOTH FOR THOSE TAKING PART AND THOSE ATTENDING AT THE CIRCUIT. BOTH THE MSA AND THE HOSTING CLUBS AT EACH CIRCUIT DO ALL THEY CAN TO ENSURE THE SAFETY OF ALL INVOLVED BUT YOU VERY MUCH ATTEND AT YOUR OWN RISK (volenti non fit injuria). YOU ARE REQUIRED TO ALWAYS ADHERE TO ALL SAFETY REGULATIONS AND YOU ARE REMINDED THAT UNAUTHORISED PERSONS SHOULD STAY BEHIND SAFETY BARRIERS AND OFF THE CIRCUIT AT ALL TIMES. CHILDREN (who are not racing) ARE NOT ALLOWED ON THE DUMMY GRID AND DOGS ARE NOT ALLOWED AT MOTOR RACING CIRCUITS.