directional” telemetry, which describes and facilitates full transfer of data in both directions, is not permitted.
Temporary Part. A part that differs in type or material from that normally used on or that which has a short useful life expectancy.
Test. A Competition held on private ground, in which a Competitor is required to complete one or a Series of manoeuvres as laid down by the relevant instructions( see also Autotest).
Time Card. A document upon which the time of a Competitor’ s arrival at or departure from a Control is recorded. A Time Card may or may not be incorporated in a Road Book or Route Card.
Time Control. A designated location on a Course or Stage of an Event specified in the Official Documents at which the Competitor’ s arrival and or departure time must be recorded for the purposes of the Competition.
Timing Data. The record( s) of Competition relevant timing information relating to individual Competitors and all Competitors taking part in the Event.
Touring Assembly. An activity organised with the primary object of assembling tourists at a point determined beforehand. In a Touring Assembly:
a. b. c. d.
e. a prescribed route may have to be followed pre-arranged points may be provided for in the Event’ s itinerary no limits of speed may be laid down
no requirement to visit prearranged points, other than a requirement to report at a final point not later than a specified time, are permitted
no awards of any description, other than those in relation to activities arranged at the finishing point may be made or given.
Where any or all of the above points become a mandatory part of the itinerary the Event will be subject to the requirements of Route Authorisation( Motor Vehicles( Competitions and Trials) Regulations).
The Regulations for the Event must be clearly endorsed‘ Touring Assembly’, and before publication the consent in writing of the ASN and its approval of the Regulations for the Touring Assembly have first been obtained, by issue of a Certificate of Exemption, and where the route runs through the territory of an ASN other than Motorsport UK, that Chapter 13 App. 1 Arts. 1.6 – 1.8 of these Regulations has been complied with.
The content of a Touring Assembly may include additional Events( other than speed) provided that they are held only at the place of final assembly
No prize money may be allocated in respect of Touring Assemblies.
Touring Car. Series Production Cars of which at least 2,500 identical examples are, or have been manufactured, within a twelve consecutive month period and which are equipped with a minimum of four adult size seats, an integral non-detachable roof, a minimum of two doors, one on each side of the Vehicle and meet the dimensional requirements shown in Chapter 7 App. 13 Diagram 67.
Track( other than a Special Stage). That part of a Course that may have a sealed or unsealed surface, that is designated to be used by Competitors. Its boundary may be the edge between its surface and the adjoining ground or a dotted or continuous painted line on a sealed surface, or as indicated by markers. A Race Track must have a sealed surface with adequate provision for the drainage of standing water.
Track Licence. The written approval of a Track by the FIA or the CIK-FIA( International Track Licence) or by the ASN( National Track Licence).
Traction Battery. The collection of all battery packs which are electrically connected for the supply of energy to the power Circuit.
Treasure Hunt. An Event involving the solving of certain problems in which the use of a Vehicle is merely incidental as a means of transport and the skill or experience of a Driver plays no part. If the Event utilises the Public Highway, it shall be run in accordance with the Motor Vehicles( Competition and Trials) Regulations. Such Events may qualify for an Exemption of Permit.
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