Promoted by Essex Land Rover Club and Breckland Land Rover Club

Easter Interclub trials, comp safari, and winch challenge 2006.

Supplementary Regulations

Text Box: The full SR’s, containing event specific regulations are part of the entry form, and can be found via the link to the Entry forms (on the top left of this page). Supplementary Regulations A - General Regulations A1.0 Event Details The Easter 2006 Interclub is promoted by Essex Land Rover Club Ltd between Friday 14 April and Monday 17 April 2006. All classes of event will be held at the CITB Training Ground, Bircham Netwon (Site entrance grid reference TF 787 335). The following MSA affiliated off road clubs in the have been invited to participate.

Text Box: Anglian Rover Owners Club Beds, Herts & Cambs LRC Breckland Land Rover Club Chiltern Vale Land Rover Club Home Counties LRC Lea Valley Land Rover Club Peak & Dukeries LRC Southern Rover Owners Club Suffolk Land Rover Club Suffolk 4WD Club Text Box: The whole event is to be held under the General Regulations of the MSA Ltd (incorporating the provisions of the International Sporting Code of the FIA) and these Supplementary Regulations. All event entrants must be members of an MSA Ltd recognised motorsports club. A2.0 Event Cancellation Essex & Breckland Land Rover Clubs will make every endeavour not to cancel all or ant part if the event. If, however, an event must be cancelled officials and pre-booked drivers will be advised by phone or e-mail, and a sign erected at the site entrance for other entrants. A3.0 Eligibility All entrants and their passengers/navigators must be full members of the organising or invited clubs and have a valid competitive club membership card signed with the MSA endorsement. Non ARC specification vehicles from invited clubs will be admitted to the class deemed most appropriate by the scrutineer. All vehicles should carry a tow/recovery rope with suitable attachments for use during the event. Axle diff locks and ‘fiddle brakes’ may only be fitted to a vehicle of they are demonstrably disabled to the satisfaction of the scrutineer – these may be rechecked at any time during the event by the scrutineer. CCV vehicles will need to have a roll cage meeting MSA minimum requirements. Dumper type tyres are not permitted on any vehicles. Team vehicles may be driven by more than one team entry. Drivers in all events, except for the team recovery and comp safari, need not have a full driving licence, provided that they have a passenger who has a full UK driving licence, and who is experienced in trials driving. This must be declared when signing on. Drivers entering the Team Recovery or Comp Safari must, as a minimum, have a valid clubmans MSA competition licence. A4.0 Trial Entry & Signing On Entries may be submitted prior to the event, and a limited number of entries will be accepted on the day. Signing on for all events will run concurrent to the scrutineering. A5.0 Scrutineering All scrutineering will take place in the designated area of the campsite during the times described in the event specific supplementary regulations A6.0 Description and Classifications Classes will be those designated by the ARC, but may be amalgamated to suit the number of entries. A number of appropriate non-ARC classes may be formed dependent on the entries received. These will be advised at the start of each competition. A7.0 Competitor Identification Self adhesive number(s) will be provided for each entrant for all events except for the comp safari. These are to be clearly attached, as directed at signing on, to the vehicle. Comp safari entrants should advise the organisers of their favoured running number. The organisers will try to accommodate these numbers on a first come, first served basis. No guarantee is offered for number availability. A8.0 Scoring Scoring sections will be as per the ARC regulations. The Marshals decision is final. A9.0 Prizes Up to 4 entries per class - 1st place trophy only Up to 8 entries per class - 1st & 2nd place trophies More than 8 entries per class - 1st, 2nd & 3rd place trophies No monetary prizes will be awarded A10.0 Results Final Results will be displayed in the administration area of the camp site at the end of the event for examination for 30 minutes prior to presentation of the results. Prizes will be awarded on the same day as the event. A11.0 Maintenance & Re-fuelling All maintenance is to be undertaken over sheeting to protect the ground from contamination by vehicle fluids and the like, and to ensure that no debris from vehicles is left on the ground. All re-fuelling is to be undertaken in the designated area. A12.0 Miscellaneous The event will be run in accordance with the regulations published in the 2005 ARC yearbook, free to all ARC club members, and available from the event Secretary and Steward. The event details have been published in club magazines, and there will be a drivers briefing before the events commence. ~ End Of General Regulations ~ The full SR’s, containing event specific regulations are part of the entry form, and can be found via the link to the Entry forms (on the top left of this page).