A.I.D.K.A.  |  Rules  |  1-4  |  5-9  |  10-14  |  15-19  |  20-24  |  25-29  |  30-34  |  35-38  |  A  B  C  D  E  F  (2010)  A.I.D.K.A. Online Rules 2010   Below is the online rules.  Click here to download the official rulebook in PDF format.  1 Definitions 2 Copies of A.I.D.K.A Rules and Constitution 3 Supplementary Rules and Regulations 4 Interpretation, Spirit and Intent 5 Licences 6 Log Books 7 Administration (Membership refer A.I.D.K.A. Constitution) 8 Rules of Racing 9 General Format 10 Weights 11 Classes 12 Drivers 13 Protective Clothing (whilst operating a go-kart under power) 14 Scrutineering 15 Kart Formula 16 Flags 17 Points System(s) 18 Plates 19 General Competition and Title Events 20 Officials 21 Stewards 22 Clerk of the Course 23 Judge 24 Timekeeper 25 Scrutineer(s) 26 Pit Marshall(s) 27 Lap Scorers 28 Starter 29 Engine Measurer(s) 30 Drivers Representatives 31 Illegal Motors/Fuel/Equipment 32 Suspended Drivers 33 Consumption of Alcohol and other Drug Related Substances - “Safety Policy for Alcohol and Anti Drugs in Dirt Kart Racing” 34 Behaviour 35 Protests and Protest Committee 36 Appeals and Appeal Committee     Appendix A Australian, State or Territory Titles Appendix B Fuel Testing Appendix C A.I.D.K.A. Penalties Appendix D A.I.D.K.A. Track Requirements Appendix E A.I.D.K.A. List of Fees Appendix F Cylinder Head Volume Measurement   25.      SCRUTINEERS 25.1    The scrutineers shall be responsible for checking the compliance of karts to these Rules of Racing. Each kart must be examined by the scrutineers and if satisfactory, marked so as to indicate compliance. 25.2    Examine karts before practice/racing commences. 25.3    Ensure Log Book procedures are carried out. 25.4    Report any irregularities to the Owner/Driver. 25.5    Request the rectification of any unsafe irregularities before using the kart. 25.6    Note any unsafe irregularities in the Driver’s Log Book. 25.7    Notify the Stewards should a Driver/Owner choose to ignore 26.4. 25.8    Be available during the course of the meeting to examine karts involved in accidents as directed by the Stewards. Return to Top   26.      PIT MARSHALLS 26.1    Be responsible for the organisation and control of the pit area. 26.2    Check that all karts have taken up the correct grid positions and are ready to enter the track when requested. 26.3    Check that all Drivers are ready to form up into their grid position when the preceding Event has entered the First lap. 26.4    Send Drivers to the rear of the grid when they are deemed to be delaying the meeting. 26.5    Check that karts have the correct scrutineering identification displayed. 26.6    Notify the lap scorers and Stewards of any alterations to the program as soon as practical. Return to Top   27.      LAP SCORERS 27.1    Collate and record the finishing order for each kart in all classes. 27.2    Collate and record points scored by each kart in all classes. 27.3    Assist the Stewards in the Event of a restart when requested. 27.4    Notify the pit Marshalls of the starting order for finals as necessary. Return to Top   28.      STARTER 28.1    Notify Drivers to form up with crossed green and yellow flags. 28.2    Start and finish a race. 28.3    In the Event of a false start or poor grid formation have the authority to send offending Drivers to the rear of the field. 28.4    Assist the Stewards. 28.5    Communicate with the Drivers through flags, lights and boards as necessary. Return to Top   29.      ENGINE MEASURERS 29.1    Be available for the purpose of engine measuring when required. 29.2    Organise to have the appropriate measuring equipment available as necessary. 29.3    Ensure that all engines presented for inspection comply with the specification for that class. 29.4    Report any irregularities found during engine measurement directly to the Stewards. Return to Top

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