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REGULATIONS

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GDS

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H-1976

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H-1965

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H-GTP

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H-1971

Historic Racing at its purest!​



In this competition, Classic Cars prepared according to theAnnex K, according to FIA safety regulations and which fall into one of the 5 Categories:

Cars accepted for the Iberian Historic Endurance:

 

  • GENTLEMAN DRIVER SPIRIT (GDS):

Category for Special Tourism vehicles pre-1965 up to 2000cc + MGB + Porsche 911 SWB and for vehicles of
Touring Specials pre-1976 up to 1300cc. Datsun 1200, Mini Cooper S Mk2

  • H-1965:

Special Touring Vehicles, and Special Grand Touring Vehicles (TS and GTS Groups). For this Category, only Approval Forms and extensions issued by the FIA up to 12/31/1965 will be valid. With the exception of vehicles admitted in the Gentlemen Driver Spirit category.

  • H-1971: 

Special Touring Vehicles and Special Grand Touring Vehicles (TS and GTS Groups). For this Category, only Approval Forms and extensions issued by the FIA between 01.01.1966 and 31.12.1971 will be valid. With the exception of vehicles admitted in the Gentlemen Driver Spirit category.

  • H-1976:

Special Touring Vehicles and Special Grand Touring Vehicles (TS and GTS Groups). For this Category, only Approval Forms and extensions issued by the FIA between 01.01.1972 and 31.12.1976 will be valid. With the exception of vehicles admitted in the Gentlemen Driver Spirit category.
Within this category, Ford Escort vehicles with a BDG engine or Porsche 911 with RSR specifications will not be admitted (For more information, see Supplement 1 2020).

 

  • H-GTP&SPORTSCARS

Special Grand Tourism Vehicles (GTP) in addition to Sport Prototypes with specifications corresponding to the same period up to 2000 cm3. Only Approval Forms and extensions issued by the FIA up to 12/31/1965 will be valid.

  • H-INV:

Vehicles that do not belong to any of the above mentioned categories, or that the characteristics of the same are not in accordance with the Technical Passport, Homologation Form or circulation documents of the model. A certain vehicle can be considered eligible to participate in the “Historic Endurance” event, if the organizing committee considers that it will benefit the majority of competitors, the show and the organization.

What is Appendix K?
It is a set of FIA rules that regulates Historic Racing on a European level. The concept states that only changes made to cars at the time can be replicated, and are usually documented on the homologation sheet or through the set of rules in force at that time.

 

 

 

Continued commitment to historic tyres:

After resolving the Dunlop tyre issues in 2017, we were able to have the entire grid using Avon CR6ZZ or Dunlop Racing tyres, ensuring more equality of Performance across the grid and compliance with FIA Appendix K rules. These historic tyres, because of their height and construction, provide a more spectacular drive making for a unique spectacle for teams and spectators alike. Watching our cars go by is the kind of thing that makes you fall in love with your favourite sport. 


Continually increasing technical checks and engine certification:
Our concept of "No Crashing, No Cheating, No Complaining" and our set of races, not championships, presuppose greater relaxation between competitors. However, we have to be aware of potential abuses between participants. 

 

New Rules for 2022:

The new rules that will apply to all Historic Endurance participants.

 

Proposed rules:

- Allowed communication via GSM between the cars and the teams. No antenna installations or devices that alter the silhouette of the cars in any way are allowed.

 

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