SCCA: Now available: 2010 GCR in PDF Format

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2010 SCCA General Competition Rules

The 2010 General Competition Rules online are made available by SCCA Club Racing as a courtesy to our entrants, volunteers, and anyone interested in learning more about the technical regulations governing SCCA Club Racing. If you would like a copy of the printed GCR, contact SCCA Merchandise by calling 888-267-2187.

The 2010 GCR on-line version is available in Adobe Acrobat format, version 9 or later. If you do not have the latest version of the Adobe Acrobat Reader, you can download it here.



Entire GCR:

• 2010 SCCA Club Racing General Competition Rules and Regulations - 7.5 MB

Downloadable Section Links:

• Sporting Regulations - 2.2 MB

• Formula Category - 780 KB

[RobLav]

I didn't see any markups for changes, as before...

[Dave Gomberg]

I didn't see any markups for changes, as before...

On page ix there is this statement: NOTE: Italicized text indicates a change or an amendment has been made.

Now, this doesn't mean that every single word change is italicized. It means actual rules changes are italicized. This means that no attempt was made to show that things moved. Also, in a case like the addition of the Fit engine to FF, the section does not appear in italics since it all would have been - that would have just made it harder to read.

Dave

[John Nesbitt]

I didn't see any markups for changes, as before...

There are very few substantive changes in the Sporting Regulations. This is mainly a restructuring to make them more accessible.

There are a couple of changes which might be of interest (besides the Runoffs qualifying rule change already discussed):

1. The 120% rule is now available for all events, not just Nationals (see 6.4.2.E). Again, it's at the discretion of the Chief Steward, and is applied by class, not by race group.

Even within a class, 120% is an enormous differential. At Summit Point, that's the difference between a 1:15 (96mph average speed) and a 1:30 (80mph).

2. The procedure for how a race is restarted is simplified and clarified (see 6.8).

[mblanc]

Cooper and who else?

Funny to see the 'almost controversial' wheels on the cover.

Pretty sure the bridge and starter is from RA Runoffs, any idea when and where the pic of the cars is from?