Racing Traceability Hierarchy Diagram

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RacingRacingDriverOnly the registered driver and the reserve driver will be authorized to drive the vehicleDuring vehicle inspection, drivers may be questioned to test their knowledge of the driving regulations.The organizers reserve the right to deny track access to a driver with insufficient knowledge of the Official rulesThe attendance of any briefing sessions by the organizers is mandatory for the team manager and drivers.OvertakingDrivers are required to give clear passage for other competitors wishing to overtakeThe driver in the overtaking vehicle must sound their horn and pass with caution.The driver of the overtaking vehicle is responsible for the safety of the maneuverThe driver of the vehicle being overtaken will use his/her rear-and side-view mirrors and must not change course suddenlyOn the track, overtaking is authorized on both the right and the left, as long as the above-mentioned safety rules are followedDriving on-track: In the interest of safety it is important that drivers learn and apply smooth and predictable driving techniquesIt is recommended to properly ventilate the inside of the vehicle to provide cooling to the driverThe weight of drivers is measured wearing full driving gear,  including communication devices and luggage item, prior to an attempt.Minimum weight of driver: 70 kg.If the driver is too light, ballast must be fitted in the luggage compartment of the vehicle.The ballast must be provided by the team.The ballast must be effectively tied down and secured to the vehicle. It must be easily detachable for weighing.The driver (in full driving gear) and the ballast may be weighed before or after each official attempt. A weight loss up to 1 kg during an attempt will be toleratedThe organizers reserve the right to restrict individual driving time by any means at their sole discretionIt is recommended to equip the vehicle with effective sunscreen.GearFor practice and completion drivers must wear motorcycle or motorsport style helmets that comply with the safety standards specified in Chapter II.The helmet labels must be clearly readable.Helmets worn by both the driver and the reserve will be subject to inspection.Only full-face or 3 quarter helmets are permitted (face shield highly recommended).If a face shield is not utilized, safety goggles are required.The helmets must correctly fit the DriversAll drivers must wear a racing suit as the outermost layer of clothing (fire retardant highly recommended).Wearing synthetic outer clothes or underwear is strictly forbidden for drivers when seated in their vehicle.Gloves and shoes are required and must be provided by the team; bare feet or socks only are prohibitedIt is recommended to provide sufficient drinking liquids to the driver for the duration of an attempt. If fluid containers are provided to the driver, these containers must be hands free.Team Safety EquipmentGlovesGloves for general work: leather or canvas materialGloves for fuel or motor oil handling: Chemical resistantHearing protection for all team members. Approved Earplugs or muffsDuct tape to secure any cords or cables lying on the pit floorLift stands or appropriate raised platform for vehicle tuning and repairsOwn tools and materialsFireMust have an operational 6kg dry-chemical (powder) extinguisher suitable for ABC class of fires.Fire extinguisher must be accessible in the Team’s specific pit area in the garage.The extinguisher must be full, and have a certificate of validity bearing the manufacturer’s number, the date of manufacture, and the expiry date.Safety glass for all team members. Disposal types are permitted