RWMCC RULES & PENALTIES

We do not wish to impose lots of rule and regulations, which can spoil the racing. However, there are a few BASIC rules which we like to adhere to, which enable the race meeting to run smoothly and safely.

Race penalties will be given to drivers who persistently disregard the rules, or who gain an advantage through their actions.

Children

Children under the age of 12 are not allowed onto the track during racing. This includes marshalling duties and access to pitlane.

Marshalling

The Hi-Viz jackets must be worn at all times whilst you are marshalling.
Ensure you bring your own when marshalling.

Direction of travel

DO NOT drive your car the wrong way around the track in order to reach your mechanic at any time. This is a very dangerous thing to do, as it can result in a serious injury to a marshal as well as damage to other cars. Always return to pitlane by completing the lap you are on.

A ONE LAP PENALTY WILL BE GIVEN TO ANY DRIVER WHO DISREGARDS THIS RULE.

Qualifying Heat

At the start of each qualifying heat, during the Rolling Start, DO NOT stop and wait for the start signal before crossing the line.

A ONE LAP PENALTY WILL BE GIVEN TO ANY DRIVER WHO DISREGARDS THIS RULE.

Flame Outs

If during a race your car suffers a cut, you may have your car restarted, but you MUST START FROM THE PIT LANE. Do not rejoin the circuit from any other point.

A ONE LAP PENALTY WILL BE GIVEN TO ANY DRIVER WHO DISREGARDS THIS RULE.

The Finals

At the start of the finals, once the countdown has begun, the pit lane is ‘closed’. This means that if your car cuts, your mechanic MUST NOT cross the main straight until all the cars have left the grid. Once all the cars have started you may cross to the pit lane and re-start the car. You MUST join the track from the pit lane.

A ‘STOP AND GO’ PENALTY WILL BE GIVEN TO ANY DRIVER WHO DISREGARDS THIS RULE

Pit Lane

Please do not drive your car around in the pits area. If you need to test your car, ask at race control if it is OK to switch on your transmitter and where you can safely test your car. Remember we are in a public park, if your car goes out of control outside of the fenced area, it could hit somebody, a dog or a car.

REMOTE WORLD MODEL CAR CLUB

GET ON THE STARTING GRID

UPCOMING EVENTS