The Championship Regulations
Download the 2010 E.R.R. Championship Regulations >>HERE
Download the 2010 E.R.R. Championship Registration Form >> HERE
The extracts below, for information only, are from the full Championship regulations.
- Registration for the Championship includes Competitor Membership of Salisbury and Shaftesbury Car Club. A Club Membership Card will be issued, which must be produced at each Championship Round.
- Competitors will require a Competition Licence issued by the MSA – Non-race National “B” status or higher.
- Registrations will be accepted either through the post or at Championship events. All registration forms must be accompanied by the correct fee. Registration forms are to be sent to the Championship coordinator, Dick Appleton.
Championship Classes and Scoring
CLASSES
The championship classes will be as follows:- Masters in petrol cars 1301 – 1400cc
- Masters in petrol cars 1001 - 1300cc
- Masters in petrol cars up to 1000cc and diesel cars up to 2000cc
- Experts in petrol cars 1301 – 1400cc
- Experts in petrol cars 1001 - 1300cc
- Experts in petrol cars up to 1000cc and diesel cars up to 2000cc
- Novices in petrol cars up to 1400cc and diesel cars up to 2000cc
Master – A driver or navigator who, at the time of registration, has finished in the top 3 of any Endurance Road Rally. Competitors who are masters in another relevant category of motor sport may also be considered masters. If you think you may fall into this category, please discuss it with the Campionship co-ordinator.
Expert – A driver or navigator who falls outside the definition of Master or Novice
Novice – A driver or navigator who, at the time of registration, has entered no more than five Road Rallies of any category other than 12 cars.
Classes in individual events may vary from event to event. Points will be allocated on the basis of championship classes and not event classes. Contenders will remain in the same experience classification for the season regardless of results after registration.
POINTS
Points will be allocated on an individual basis to Driver or Navigator based on overall finishing positions on each event. Note that these will include all finishers (e.g. if the fourth overall crew is not registered, the 5th overall crew who is registered will get 39 points for overall position).
For overall Championship and class awards, contenders will drop their lowest score if there are 6 or fewer rounds or their 2 lowest scores if there are 7 or more rounds.
OVERALL POINTS- 1st – 50 point
- 2nd – 45 points
- 3rd – 42 points
- 4th – 40 points
- 5th – 39 points and so on to
- 43rd and lower – 1 point
CLASS POINTS
Class positions will be determined by reference to total points scored.
Refer to the Regulations for the full details.