3. Stage Rallies( other than Single Venue Stage Rallies)
3.1. At Clubman, Interclub and National Multi-Venue Stage Rallies there must be an ASN Licensed Doctor or ASN Registered Licensed Paramedic and an ASN Licensed Rescue Unit at every Stage( or group of Stages( with a maximum three in close proximity to each other)).
3.2. A Chief Medical Officer or Chief Paramedic who must be an ASN Licensed dDoctor or ASN Registered Licensed Paramedic, must be appointed who is responsible – in consultation with the Clerk of the Course and the Event Safety Officer – for ensuring that the required level of medical and rescue cover is provided and for:
a. the detailed organisation of doctors, b. c. d. the planning and deployment within Stages the organisation of ambulance meeting points and the notification of hospitals in relation to the Stages
3.3. The Chief Medical Officer at the Event or Chief Paramedic following consultation with the Clerk of the Course may appoint a deputy of suitable grade who could take over the Chief Medical Officer’ s duties in an emergency.
3.4. Those Stages without the immediate presence of an ASN Rescue Unit should position an ASN Licensed SSU at the Stage start.
3.5. For every Stage over nine miles long in addition to the above and at a suitable mid-point there must be an ASN Licensed Doctor or ASN Registered Licensed Paramedic and an ASN Licensed Rescue Unit or an ASN Licensed SSU.
3.6. It is mandatory that an ASN Licensed Rally Recovery Unit or a Commercially Operated Recovery Unit is placed at or near those Stage start locations where a Rescue Unit is positioned.
4. International Stage Rallies( other than FIA Championships) 4.1. At every Stage start there must be:
a. An ASN Licensed Doctor or ASN Registered Licensed Paramedic. b. An ASN Licensed Rescue Unit. c. An ASN Licensed Rally Recovery Unit or a Commercially Operated Recovery Unit.
Appendix 21- Specific Regulations for Junior Rally Driver Championships
1.8. Drivers must be at least 14 years old and may continue as a Junior Rally Driver until 31st December in the year of their 17th birthday. either:
a. b.
The date of their eighteenth( 18) birthday, or
The date that they obtain a full, valid RTA driving licence which entitles them to drive on the public highway, and they choose to upgrade from a Junior Rally licence to a full Stage Rally licence before their eighteenth( 18) birthday. Upon issue of a full Stage Rally Licence, a Driver will no longer be eligible to hold a Junior Rally licence, nor compete within a Junior Rally Driver Championship.
Motorsport UK National Competition Rules 2026 Edition 5
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