Regulations

Eligible Vehicles

Eligible vehicles must fall within one of the following categories: Exclusive Sports-, Rallye- and/or GT’s dating from the postwar era to the present day. Sedans are not eligible. The Selection Committee reserves the right to refuse any vehicle. Vehicles must comply with the German Highway Code. Participants must check that their vehicle is in good working condition, particularly tires, headlights, battery level and seatbelts (if required by law). In addition, a fire extinguisher and warning triangle are recommended. Registered participating vehicles may not be changed without prior authorization from the Organisation. The max. operating noise of the vehicle for driving on the Salzburgring can be 98dB (A).

Road Stages

The program comprises two stages, namely 500 km (310 miles) of rally routes. Competitors must keep to the itinerary given in the road book. There are no speed or average speed requirements. Competitors must have their route card signed at each Check Point (CP). Their locations will be kept secret. Please keep in mind that since the event is taking place on non-neutralized public highways, all participants must observe the Highway Code to the letter. Safety instructions are set out in the road-book given to participants.

Regularity Tests

After some running laps, the Track Chief shows the Green Flag indicating the beginning of the Regularity Test. Competitors cover a minimum of three timed laps. The first lap is the Target Time, the two next have to be run in the same time. Helmets must be worn. One or two people are permitted on board. The minimum age for passengers is 16 years.

Members of the public are not allowed on the circuit.

Results

Overall results per category will be determined on the basis of penalties incurred during the road stages (check points are not indicated) and the Regularity Tests. Notion of pure speed, average speed or allotted time will not influence the results at all. As the RallyeGermania is intended to be a friendly event, complaints will not be admissible.

Mechanical Assistance

Teams of professional mechanics and rescue vehicles will be available to assist drivers along the entire route and at stop-over points.

Towing Assistance

We don‘t want to let you on the side of the road when your car has broken down and cannot be fixed by our team of mechanics. Our towtruck will transport it to a save place (Garage, Hotel, parking lot) named by the owner of the vehicle within a range of 100km from the place of brakedown. This service is included in the entry fee.

Luggage Van

Participants have the possibility to hand over their luggage to the organisation for the transport to the different stations.

Car Parking Security

On Friday and Saturday, the car parks will be under surveillance by professional security guards all night long. Car park access is neither compulsory nor controlled.

Accommodation

Participants will stay in a four-star hotel. At this stage it is mentioned that the Hotel does not allow any pets. Single rooms are available for an additional charge subject to availability.

Entry Fees

For a team of two people and their vehicle, the € 1,300 entry fee (€ 600 deposit on entering and the balance of € 700 payable at the start of the rallye) include the following: logistical organisation, the regularity tests, 1 night + breakfast in a room for two people, 3 meals with drinks from the lunch-snacks of June 12th to the lunch-buffet on June 13th, insurance, rallye equipment (door numbers and road-book etc.), car park guards, luggage transportation, mechanical assistance and towing assistance.

• Entry fees per Team: € 1.300
• Extra fee for 2 single rooms: € 200
• One extra person: € 500
• Two extra persons sharing the same room: € 700

Entries will not be accepted unless accompanied by a deposit. No refund of deposit for cancellations received after May 10th, 2010.

Closing Date for entries

May 10th, 2010 After this date, entries will be placed on a waiting list, subject to availability.

The number of entries is limited!

We advice you to return the completed entry form as quickly as possible; entries are confirmed successively.

Media Reporting

With submission of their entry, participants also give their consent to allow the organiser to publish the results of all proceedings in the media in connection with the event, and release the organiser or the media from any claims.

Insurance

The RallyeGermania is an event designed to bring together owners of collectors‘ cars, apart from any notion of competition. It is the vehicle owner‘s responsibility to arrange third-party insurance cover for any vehicle entered.

Participating vehicles must have a registration document, a valid MOT certificate and an insurance certificate.

Competitors release the organisers from any liability arising from the use of their vehicles for any material damage or personal injury caused to third parties or to themselves in any circumstances.

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