1 — Announcements
The organisers retain the sole right to select and accept entries for their event. It is a competitor’s responsibility to obtain regulations and make their entries.
2 — Class Structures
The RSA class structure is designed to ensure fair and competitive racing across all categories. Classes are organised to reflect engine capacity, specification, and vehicle type.
Rally Cars
CrossKarts
Libre Class
3 — Penalties
Should a car be found ineligible for the class entered on any Championship event, all points scored by the driver(s) to date will be forfeited. Any competitor bringing the Association into disrepute through unauthorised use of private or public roads during an event will be ineligible for future events. Any person found to have made a false claim on their entry form can and will be excluded from future events. Drivers reported to be ignoring 3 or more blue flags on a stage will receive a maximum time.
4 — Scoring
Points are allocated to class finishing positions as follows:
An additional 2 points are awarded to the Overall Winner of both the Rallycar and CrossKart events. The Overall Competition Winners forfeit their class award in favour of the Overall Winners Award. Three class trophies are awarded to the next fastest class finishers. A bonus point is also awarded to the competitor in each class with the fastest class stage time of the day.
Championship points are allocated on exact finishing positions in each class. The Overall Championship Winners in both disciplines will be the competitor who accumulates the most points across the series, with dropped scores taken into consideration where applicable. Ties are decided in favour of the driver with the most championship round wins, or if necessary, the best finishing position in the last round.
Important: Drivers must complete or record a time on at least half of the timed runs available to qualify for championship points or daily awards. Drivers must also complete the entire event in their entered vehicle — substitutions are not permitted. Competitors who dual drive or enter two vehicles in the same discipline are not eligible for championship points or daily prizes.
5 — Vehicle Safety Requirements
6 — Driver Equipment
Race Overalls
Clean, fire-retardant race suits must be worn at all times. Acceptable standards:
The homologation label must be stitched into the garment or on a sewn-in label. Two-piece overalls are discouraged but if worn must overlap and provide full flame-resistant coverage. Competitors are also strongly advised to wear flame-resistant gloves, socks, balaclavas, and underwear. Plastic shoes such as trainers should be avoided.
Helmets
An approved crash helmet must be worn at all times during training, practice, and competition. The helmet must be correctly fitted, secured, and in serviceable condition. A flame-resistant balaclava or face mask is strongly recommended.
Acceptable helmet standards:
Important: Any helmet that has been involved in an accident must be replaced or returned to the manufacturer for inspection before further use — damage may not always be visible. The Chief Scrutineer is empowered to remove the RSA approval sticker and impound any helmet deemed unfit for use.