Rules

It is important and essential to read the rules before making a reservation for any of the events we hold.

Regulations for batches and driving courses

Failure to comply with any of these rules may put your physical safety and that of other drivers at risk. In the event of a breach, you will be given a verbal warning in the first instance. If you continue to fail to comply, you will be expelled from the event without the right to a refund.

REGISTRATION

Documentation required to register

DNI: Essential to complete registration.
Annual pass: If you have an annual pass, you must present a valid certificate from your insurer. This certificate must guarantee full medical assistance, without limitations.
Federation license: If you have one, present your federation license card. If your license is being processed, a certificate issued by the federation will be valid.
Important: Don't forget to notify your federation that you will be participating in the event to ensure your coverage.
If you've registered for the entire weekend, remember that you must register for each day. Please note that the bib colors change daily and the wristband is recoded with the information for each day.

Event Information

Access to information: From the moment you register, you will find all the detailed information about the event on our website.
Soft drinks and energy bars: All participants will have soft drinks and energy bars available during the event. You only need to present your registration bracelet at the organization's box to collect them.

Levels
Registration at a level other than that of the driver will be cause for suspension, without being able to go out on the track until they are relocated to their corresponding level. That all pilots are at their corresponding levels will allow the activity to be carried out with maximum safety.

BRACELETS

Our NFC wristbands revolutionize event management, offering efficient and secure solutions in various areas.

Briefing attendance controlBriefing is a critical component of our events. We ensure mandatory attendance for all participants through fast and reliable NFC check-in, optimizing time and ensuring the integrity of the event.
Simplified and Safe Track AccessWe're streamlining track access with our NFC wristbands. Riders no longer need to manipulate their equipment to identify themselves. Our system detects the wristband through the suit and gloves, allowing for a smooth, seamless entry onto the track, improving safety and efficiency.
Smart Supply ManagementWe've integrated the refreshment system into each rider's NFC wristband. Scanning the wristband at the collection point automatically deducts the corresponding drinks and energy bars. This provides precise control over consumption, avoiding errors and streamlining the service.

The loss of the bracelet will have a cost of €5.
The bracelet stores all the necessary information. If it's removed, you'll lose access to drinks and bars.

RIDERS

Before going out on the track

Mandatory briefing: Attendance at the briefing is essential to participate in the activities. There you will receive important information about the circuit, safety regulations and the dynamics of the day. Remember to stamp your bracelet at the briefing to be able to access the track.
Transponder: Place the transponder in a visible place on your motorcycle, avoiding metal or carbon areas. This device will allow us to control your times and ensure an equal distribution in the groups, thus improving everyone's safety.
Check your level: Make sure you are registered at the level that corresponds to your experience. Riding at an inappropriate level can put your safety and that of others at risk.
ID: Always carry your batch identification sticker and the sealed bracelet with you.
Mandatory equipment:
- Leather jumpsuit: One or two pieces (in the latter case, it must be joined with a zipper). Cordura suits are not permitted.
- Rigid protections: Shoulders, elbows, knees and hips.
- Full helmet: With double buckle or click closure.
- High boots and long leather gloves.
- Espalier: Highly recommended.

Safety rules

Forbidden: Consuming alcohol or drugs. Failure to comply with this rule will result in immediate expulsion from the premises.
Respect the rules: Always follow the instructions of the organization staff and the flags.

Motorcycles

Condition of the motorcycle

Motorcycles must be in perfect mechanical condition. It is essential to check that there are no oil, coolant or other fluid leaks.
Tires must have the correct tread and pressure to ensure optimal grip on the track.
For safety reasons, rearview mirrors should be removed or covered with tape to prevent injury in the event of a fall.

Recording equipment

The use of recording cameras is permitted as long as they are securely attached to the motorcycle, avoiding the use of extendable supports or elements that could come loose. Except at the Jerez circuit, where the use of cameras is not permitted.
Cameras must not pose a danger to the driver or other participants. In the event that a camera becomes detached and causes an incident, the owner will be liable for any damage caused.
The use of cameras attached to the pilot's helmet or body is prohibited.

Additional security measures

Fuel type: The fuel tank must be properly closed and must not exceed the maximum recommended level.
Tools: Loose tools are not permitted on the motorcycle.

Consequences of non-compliance:

Motorcycles that do not comply with these rules will be removed from the track until the deficiencies are corrected.
Failure to comply with these rules may result in expulsion from the event.

Recommendations:

Previous revision: It is recommended to carry out a thorough inspection of the motorcycle before each ride to ensure its perfect condition.
Following the directions: Participants must follow the instructions of the organization staff at all times.
Responsible driving: Safety first. Always drive responsibly and respect the track limits.

NOISE LIMITATION

In response to the implementation of stricter regulations on noise pollution, racing circuits have adopted a series of technical measures to mitigate noise emissions from vehicles, including modifications to exhaust systems.

CIRCUITS

Almeria Circuit Noise measurements are made and are limited to 105 dB at 3/4 of the motorcycle's maximum rpm.
Almería Circuit II Noise measurements are made and are limited to 105 dB at 3/4 of the motorcycle's maximum rpm.
Cartagena Circuit Noise measurements are made and are limited to 100 dB at 3/4 of the motorcycle's maximum rpm.
Jarama Circuit Noise measurements are carried out and are limited to 90 dB in the section popularly known as the "sensitive zone", 125 m between the Portago and Bugatti curves.
Seville Circuit Noise measurements are made and are limited to 100 dB at 3/4 of the motorcycle's maximum rpm.
Valencia Circuit The opening hours are limited to 8:30 a.m. to 20.00:XNUMX p.m. Outside of these hours, the emission of noise from racing engines is prohibited.

This limitation is aimed primarily at those motorcycles with free exhaust. Those motorcycles that exceed the decibels will not be allowed on the track, and the rider is solely responsible.

TRACK

Safety rules on the track

To ensure the safety of all participants, it is essential to comply with the following rules:

Circulation:
- One way: The direction of rotation of the circuit is unique and must not be modified.
- Stops: It is strictly forbidden to stop on the track, even in the event of a breakdown. In case of emergency, stop the bike off the track, next to the tire protections.
- Removal of the motorcycle: Remove your bike from the track as soon as possible to avoid accidents. Do not expect help from other riders; the marshals will assist you.
Conduct on the track:
- Safe piloting: Avoid dangerous maneuvers such as wheelies or inverted stunts.
- Respect for the rules: Pilots who do not comply with the rules or display reckless piloting will be expelled.
- ID: Always wear your batch sticker and bracelet visible.
Exits and entrances to the track:
- Caution: Before entering or leaving the runway, make sure that no other pilots are approaching.
- Signaling: Indicate your intention to enter or leave the track by raising your hand or leg well in advance.
Meaning of the flags: See attached table at the end.

Monitors
Monitors will monitor compliance with these rules. Their instructions must be obeyed at all times.

Remember: Your safety and that of others depends on strict compliance with these rules.

BOXES AND PITLANE

Rules of access and behaviour on the circuit

Pit capacity: The capacity of the pits is limited.
Groups: If you wish to share a box with a group, please indicate this at the time of booking, including the name of the group. Any rider who does not indicate this will not be placed in the same box as the group.
Pit allocation: You will be notified upon arrival at the circuit.
Pitlane access: Access to minors under 16 years of age is prohibited.
Animals: Animals are not allowed.
Standards Compliance: All attendees must comply with the organization's instructions.
Companions: Each driver can bring up to 3 companions, who cannot occupy space in the pits.
Vehicles: Vehicles are not permitted inside the pits. Use the paddock areas and external parking areas.
Furniture: Only the drivers are allowed to set up tables in their pits. The paddock is the area designated for eating.
Music: It is forbidden to play music in the pits so as not to disturb other participants.
Loading and unloading: Load and unload motorcycles outside the pits, in the paddock area.
Tire changers: The use of manual or mechanical tire-changing machines not belonging to the organizers is prohibited. The organizers offer this service exclusively for all events through their own specialized mechanics. If unauthorized machinery is detected, the organizers reserve the right to expel the rider and the responsible personnel.

PADDOCK

Important rules for pilots and passengers

Road safety: The use of a helmet is mandatory at all times within the paddock.
Accommodation: Check the rules of each circuit before staying overnight.
- Almería, Andalusia and SevilleOvernight stays are available for a fee of €20 per vehicle or caravan and €30 per trailer.
- PortimaoOvernight stays are available for a fee of €30 per vehicle, caravan or trailer per night.
- Albacete, Cartagena, Motorland and Montmeló. Overnight stays are available, free of charge.
- Jarama, Jerez and Valencia. Overnight stays are not allowed.
Remember that sleeping inside the pits is prohibited.
Pit access: The pits are an exclusive area for teams. Accompanying persons can visit the drivers in the designated areas.
Respect for the environment: Respect the facilities and the environment.

CIRCUITS

Important: Before going to the circuit, make sure you have enough fuel. The circuits do not have gas stations, so bring your own canisters or check with the organization for the nearest gas stations.

Remember: All circuits are connected to a power supply. However, some, such as Jerez and Motorland, require 220V industrial connectors to connect electronic equipment. Please verify this information with the organizers before your visit.

Meaning of the flags

It is important to know and take into account the meaning of the flags.

GREEN FLAG

Free track. The green flag will be displayed at the start of each session and at the posts after the incidents, indicating that the track is in perfect condition.

RED FLAG

Interruption of the batch. Indicates that the session has been interrupted due to a danger on the track for the other drivers. You must immediately return to the pits by reducing speed. You cannot overtake the driver in front.

PLAID FLAG

End of batch. The checkered flag indicates the end of the session, on the next lap all the motorcycles must enter the pits.

YELLOW FLAG WITH RED STRIPES

It will be shown when the stewards observe that there are adhesion problems on the track due to a motorcycle leaking oil or antifreeze.

YELLOW FLAG

Danger sign. It will be agitated at the checkpoint prior to the incident, in which case you should slow down and be alert to possible danger. You can't get ahead.

BLACK FLAG

Obligation to enter the pits. The black flag shown on the islet to a certain pilot forces him to enter the pits due to some particular circumstance that will be communicated immediately.

ROAD ASSISTANCE

We advise you on booking your ride, motorcycle rental or equipment.

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