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Ⅰ，General conditions

According to the international general rules issued by the fia and the kart racing rules issued by the kart committee, and according to the current situation of kart racing in China, the China federation of automobile sports formulates and promulgation the national kart racing general rules (hereinafter referred to as the general rules). This general rule applies to all outdoor karting RACES held in China.

China automobile sports federation has the exclusive right to interpret this general rule.

Ⅱ， Nouns and definitions

1. Explanation of nouns- class: by vehicle cylinder capacity or by other standards.

- Events and competitions: means individual karting RACES, record breaking RACES, endurance RACES or any RACES in which karts meet the rules.

- Registrant: an individual or group who is allowed to participate in a race and holds a racing licence issued by the national motor sports rights structure.

- Driver: a person who drives a vehicle in any race and holds a driver’s license issued by his country’s motor sports rights structure. If a driver participates personally in a go-kart race, he is also considered as a registrant.

- Cylinder displacement: refers to the volume of the engine piston moving up or down in the cylinder. The unit of cylinder displacement is CM3 (cubic centimeter). In the calculation of all engine cylinder displacement, p is 3.1416.

- Event and time calculation:A race starts at the beginning of the first race and ends at the end of the last race.

A race starts at the beginning of the first race and ends at the end of the last race.

A game starts with an administrative check on the schedule, including the practice and play process, and ends at one point later in the following two restricted times.

- License: certificate of registration issued by the national motor sports authority to persons who wish to participate in a race and meet the rules. Licensees shall comply with the requirements of the international sports code.

- Speed race: a race in which the final place is determined by the speed.

- Track: the course the racer will travel.

- Start: the moment at which the start order is given by the referee or the starter to a single driver or several drivers starting at the same time.

- Stationary start: when the timing starts, the karts are stationary.

- Flying start: at the beginning of the timer, the car passes the starting line at high speed. This start is only used for timed practice.

- Travelling start: low speed sort start for racing cars. The starting order is given only if the starter considers the speed, formation to be acceptable and the car is not accelerating in front of the yellow line.

- Starting and finishing line: the starting and ending control line in a timed or timed race.

- Order from the starting judge:From the time the flag is raised to the time it is dropped, the driver and the car follow the orders of the starting judge. Waving flags can be accompanied by other protocol signals or replaced by other protocol signals. Any driver who fails to follow orders will be deemed to have ignored the starting referee and will be severely punished. Race officials or the race director shall be the starter in all RACES starting in line.

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