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Chapter-1
1.1 IKRC Competition Objective 5
1.2 Rules and Organizer Authority 5
1.3 Individual Participation Requirements 7
1.4 Vehicle Eligibility 8
1.5 Registration and Requirements 9
Chapter-2
2.1 General Technical Requirement 10
2.2 Material Requirement 10
2.3 Wheel Base and Track Width 10
2.4 Ground Clearance 10
2.5 Steering System 10
2.6 Pedal Mount and Positioning 11
2.7 Firewall 11
2.8 Floor Closeout 11
2.9 Bumper 11
2.10 Engine Specification 12
2.11 Transmission and Drive Train 12
2.12 Exhaust System 12
2.13 Fuel Tank Mount and Positioning 12
2.14 Battery Closure and Positioning 12

2.15 Suspension 13
2.16 Brake System 13
2.17 Master Switch 14
2.18 Wire Routing 14
2.19 Seat Mount 14
2.20 Chain Guards 14
2.21 Tyres 15
2.22 Visibility Requirement 15
2.23 Toe Points 15
2.24 Safety Requirements 15
2.25 Fasteners 17
2.26 Kart Stand 18
2.27 Catch Can 18
2.28 Modification after TI 18
IKRC
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Chapter-3
3.1 Design Presentation 19
3.2 Innovation 19
3.3 Business & Cost presentation 19
3.4 Technical Inspection 20
Chapter-4
4.1 Brake Test 21
4.2 Acceleration 21

4.3 Skid Pad 21

4.4 Autocross 22
4.5 Endurance 23
Chapter-5
5.1 Judging Criterion Points Table 24
5.2 Judging Criterion 24
5.3 Penalty 25

Chapter-1
1.1 IKRC Competition Objective
IKRC challenges teams of university undergraduate and graduate students to
conceive, design, fabricate, develop and compete with karts that are solely developed
by student teams.
To give teams the maximum design flexibility and the freedom to express their
creativity and imaginations. There are very few restrictions on the overall vehicle
design. The challenge to teams is to develop a vehicle that can successfully compete
in all the events described in the IKRC Rules. The competitions themselves give
teams the chance to demonstrate and prove both their creativity and their engineering
skills in comparison to teams from other universities in India.
Vehicle Design Objectives for the purpose of the IKRC competition, teams are to
assume that they work for a design firm that is designing, fabricating, testing and
demonstrating a prototype vehicle for the non-professional, weekend, competition
market.
The vehicle should have high performance in terms of acceleration, braking and
handling and be sufficiently durable to successfully complete in all the events
described in the IKRC Rules.
Each design will be judged and evaluated against other competing designs to
determine the best overall car.
1.1.1 Good Engineering Practices

Vehicles entered into student karting competitions are expected to be designed and
fabricated in accordance with good engineering practices.
1.2 Rules and Organizer Authority

1.2.1 Rules Authority
The student karting Rules are the responsibility of the student karting Rules
Committee and are issued under the authority of the INDIAN NATIONAL
KARTING CHAMPIONSHIP. Official announcements from the student karting
rules committee shall be considered part of, and shall have the same validity as, these
rules.

1.2.2 Validity of Rules

The student karting rules, regulation and restriction will be same throughout the end
of event, if any changes made in rules will be announced to all participating teams
through the mail and will be posted on official website.
1.2.3 Rules Compliance

By entering a STUDENT KARTING competition, the team members of the team as
individuals, faculty advisors and other personnel of the entering university agree to
comply with, and be bound to the rules and all rule interpretations are procedures,
issued or announced by the IKRC Rules Committee and the other organizing bodies.
Any rules or regulations pertaining to the use of the competition site by teams or
individuals and which are posted, announced and/or otherwise publicly available and
are incorporated into the IKRC Rules by reference. All team members, faculty
advisors and other university representatives are required to cooperate with, and
follow all instructions from competition organizers, officials and judges.
1.2.4 Participating in the Competition

Registered Teams, team members as individuals, faculty advisors and other
representatives of a registered university who are present on-site at a competition are
considered to be participating in the competition. For any reasons, the registration
fee is not refundable.
1.2.5 Understanding the Rules

Teams, team members as individuals and faculty advisors, are responsible for
reading and understanding the rules in effect for the competition in which they are
participating.
1.2.6 Right to Impound

Student karting and other competition organizing bodies reserve the right to
impound any onsite registered vehicles at any time during a competition for
inspection and examination by the organizers, officials and technical inspectors.
1.2.7 Violations on Intent

If any team or team member as individual who does not obey the rules and regulation
of the event will be imposed with penalties / disqualifying.

1.2.8 General Authority

Student karting and the competition organizing bodies reserve the right to revise the
schedule of any competition and/or modify the competition rules at any time and in
any manner that is, in their sole judgment, required for the efficient operation of the
event.
1.3 Individual Participation Requirements:

1.3.1 Team Requirement
For registering in student karting a college or university must have a STUDENT
KARTING TEAM and a Faculty Advisor. There is no limitation on the number of
teams registering from the same college / university. The minimum Team size
should be 25 members per team. Additional team members shall be added as per
competition rules.
1.3.2 Student Status

Team members must be enrolled as degree seeking undergraduate or graduate
students in the college or university of the team with which they are participating.
1.3.3 Age:
Team members must be at least eighteen (18) years of age.
1.3.4 Driver's License:

Team members who will drive a competition vehicle at any time during a
competition must hold a valid, government issued Driver's License.
1.3.5 Liability Waiver

All on-site participants, including students, faculty and volunteers, are required to
sign a liability waiver upon registering on-site.
1.3.6 Medical Insurance:

Kart drivers of participating teams must have a valid medical insurance with full
accidental cover. Participants without a valid Medical Insurance will not be allowed
to participate in the Dynamic Events.

1.4 Vehicle Eligibility:

1.4.1 Vehicle Development:
Vehicle that are developed for karting event must be designed and fabricated by the
student team members. Team must not get any help or direct involvement in
fabrication of kart by professional, engineers, racers, mechanics and other relevant
professional.
1.4.2 Sources of information:

The student members of the team can use the knowledge from books related to the
car design and the ideas from the professional of their problem in the kart. (for
extreme condition).
1.4.3 Professional Assistance

Professionals may not design and fabricate the kart for competition. Professional are
approached only for ideas for their problems. If the committee finds that kart is
fabricated by professional, then they are disqualified on the spot.
1.4.4 Student Fabrication

The intent of Student karting competition is to provide a knowledge about how the
vehicles are designed and fabricated. The Fabrication should be done on-campus
using in-house facilities of college / university. All works done outside the Campus
need to be informed to IKRC Committee and approval must be acquired.
1.4.5 Faculty Advisor

Each team is expected to have a Faculty Advisor appointed by the university. It is
mandatory for the Faculty Advisor to accompany the team to the competition and
will be considered by the officials to be the official university representative. Failure
to abide by this rule may deny participation of the team in Dynamic Events.
1.4.6 Vehicle Registration Papers

Original vehicle registration papers (if vehicle belongs to a team member) or an
attested No Objection Certificate (NOC) from the owner with the original
Registration Papers is to be submitted during Technical Inspection. Teams are
advised to purchase Vehicle and Engine from trusted dealers. A team that fails to
submit the document will be disqualified from the event.
Note: Vehicles without NOC or RC book will not be allowed for TI.

1.5 Registration and Requirements:

1.5.1 Registration:
Registration for student karting competitions held in 2020 must be completed online.
Team can register them in the student karting official portal. online registration will
be opened 24x7 on our website.
Note: once the team registered in the event no changes will be allowed to make in
the team list including facility advisor.
1.5.2 Registration Fees and Procedures:

Registration fee for the event is INR 22,500 + 18 % (GST) per team (25 Members).
Total Registration Fee INR 22,500 + INR 4,050 (GST) = INR 26,550.00. Additional
members can be added by paying INR 2000 per head. For details regarding
registration dates follow event website.
1.5.3 Onsite Registration Requirement:

Details required for onsite registration. Bring your (1) Government issued driver's
license and (2) your medical insurance card (Mandatory for Drivers) (3) College ID
(4) Approval Letter from College in college letterhead and other related documents
to onsite registration.
1.5.4 Registration Limits:

Team limitation for the student karting event of 2020 will be posted on the official
website. Registration for student karting competitions closes as soon as the
registration limit is reached. We strongly advise teams to register as soon as
registration opens.
1.5.5 Registration Dates:

Registration for the IKRC competitions will close at the date and time posted on the
competition website or when all the registration slots have been taken, whichever
occurs first.
1.5.6 Withdrawals:
Registered teams that find that they will not be able to attend the competition are
requested to officially withdraw by notifying the following no later than one Months
before the event.

CHAPTER-2
2.1 General Technical Requirement
General Technical requirements covers the basic design requirement of the Karts.
2.2 Material Requirement

The tube/rectangular pipe used in the fabrication of the chassis or the other
frames/supports may be seamless. Minimum side or dia would be 25.4 mm, for pipe
it will be OD and for rectangular section or square section, it will be its minimum
height. Chassis material must have minimum wall thickness of 1.5 mm. Material
should be certified from any of the material testing laboratories for its chemical and
mechanical properties, the same report should be presented at the time of inspection
and throughout the event. The tubing material must have minimum 0.18% carbon in
it. Ant material complying with the above mentioned requirement can be used.
2.3 Wheelbase and Track Width

The wheelbase of the vehicle must be between 42 - 56 inches and the smaller track
width (front or rear) must be no less than 70% of the wheelbase of the vehicle.
2.4 Ground Clearance

The ground clearance must be a minimum of 25.4mm. This applies to all the other
parts used in kart like brake rotors and sprockets.
2.5 Steering System

The steering wheel must be mechanically connected to the wheels, i.e. "steer-by-
wire" is prohibited or electrically actuated steering, is prohibited. The steering
system must have positive steering stops that prevent the steering linkages from
locking up (the inversion of a four-bar linkage at one of the pivots). Allowable
steering system free play is limited to seven degrees (7°) total measured at the
steering wheel. Steering system must have a clearance of 2 inches from Driver’s
body parts and from other rigid and moving parts of the vehicle. Adjustable tie rods
must be fitted with jam nuts on both side.

2.6 Pedal Mount and Positioning

The pedal must be fabricated in such a way that it can withstand all the forces exerted
by the Driver during static and dynamic condition. Pedals made out of materials like
mild steel, stainless steel, aluminium, and other metals are acceptable. Accelerator
pedals must be fitted with positive stoppers to prevent the pedal from travelling
beyond the maximum throttle position. These stoppers are also mandatory for clutch
pedals.
2.7 Firewall
Firewall must act as a shield which protects the driver from the heat produced by the
engine. It should be made in such a manner that driver’s body parts are not affected
by the engine heat at any time during all conditions. There should be no opening
from driver area to engine compartment via firewall. Only small openings can be
provided for the passage of wiring, accelerator cable, clutch cable, brake lining and
these openings must be properly covered using cromets. There should be minimum
2-inch clearance between the firewall and the engine. Only metallic firewalls are
permitted. Firewall should have minimum wall thickness of 0.7 mm in case of mild
steel and a wall thickness of 4 mm in case of aluminium.
2.8 Floor Closeout

Floor panel must withstand the forces exerted by the driver during static and dynamic
conditions and should not allow any debris on the to enter the driver area. Floor panel
must be mounted below the chassis tubing and should be securely attached to the
frame. During technical inspection floor closeout will be tested heavily for
deflections. Only metallic floor panels are permitted. Fasteners used to secure the
floor closeout must comply to sub chapter 2.25.
2.9 Bumper
Bumpers must be installed in the front and rear of the vehicle such that it will cover
the tyres and protect the driver from any collision. Bumpers must be rigidly attached
to the chassis. Bumpers must be made of steel tubes of minimum dia of 25.4 mm
and wall thickness 1.5 mm. Front and rear bumpers should be provided with tow
hooks.

2.10 Engine Specification

The engine used to power the car must be a piston engine using a four-stroke or
two-stroke primary heat cycle with a displacement not exceeding 130cc per cycle.
Engine must be mounted rigidly to the vehicle. Metal Locknuts must be used to for
bolts that are used near heat radiating parts. Example: Engine Mount.
2.10.1 Starter
Vehicles must be equipped with onboard starters so that the driver can start the
vehicle in seated position without any external assistance. Cranking the engine using
external assistance is not allowed.
2.11 Transmission and Drive

Any transmission and drivetrain may be used. Example: Chain, belt, direct and any
new transmission can be used.
2.12 Exhaust System

Exhaust sound should not exceed 100 decibels. It should be properly insulated from
other heat delicate parts. The exhaust must be mounted properly to avoid the physical
contacts of the viewers or the technical inspectors. Exhaust system must be mounted
in such a way that exhaust flow is directed towards ground. The exhaust outlet must
be within 50 cm from the ground.
2.13 Fuel Tank Mount and Positioning

The fuel tank must be rigidly mounted to the vehicle in at least two points. The
capacity of the fuel tank can be kept up to 10 liters. Every fuel tank must have proper
ventilation system so that the spill out fuel can be drained safely. The drain house
should be properly routed towards the ground. Only Braided hoses must be used as
fuel lines.
2.14 Battery Closure and Positioning

The battery pack voltage used should not exceed 12V nominal. The pack capacity
can be maximum of 20Ah. Battery should be covered/insulated properly. BMS is
mandatory for teams using Li-ion, LiFePO4, LiPO batteries and teams will be
disqualified on non-compliance of the rule. A permanent fire Insulation covering
must completely cover the vehicle’s propulsion and energy storage systems. All
batteries, i.e. on-board power supplies, must be attached securely to the frame.

2.15 Suspension
No suspension
2.16 Brake system:

1. The kart must be equipped with a hydraulic braking system that should have
the ability to control all the wheels and is operated by the pedal. The pedal
must directly actuate the master cylinder through a rigid link. The brake
system installed should have the ability of stopping the vehicle in a straight
line without losing control during the brake test with the minimum speed of
40 kmph on a straight stretch length of 50 meters.
2. Brake-by-wire systems are prohibited.
3. Unarmored plastic brake lines are prohibited.
4. The braking systems must be protected with scatter shields from failure of the
drivetrain or from minor collisions.
5. The brake pedal must be fabricated from steel or aluminum or machined from
steel, aluminum or titanium.
2.16.1 Brake Over-Travel Switch:(BOT)

A brake pedal over-travel switch must be installed on the car as part of the shutdown
system and wired in series with the shutdown buttons. This switch must be installed
in such a way it should not function in normal braking condition but it should work
when there is any failure or sudden loss of hydraulic pressure in the master cylinder.
The pedal over travel when the brake fails and hits the BOT switch and the switch
kills the engine.
Repeated actuation of the switch must not restore power to these components, and it
must be designed so that the driver cannot reset it.
2.16.2 Brake Light

The kart must be equipped with a red brake light. Each brake light must be clearly
visible from the rear in very bright sunlight. This light must be mounted between the
wheel centerline and driver's shoulder level vertically and approximately on vehicle
centerline laterally. Brake light must function even on actuation of kill switches and
not Master Switch.

2.17 Master Switch

Master switch is mandatory for every Electric vehicle. This switch should cut off all
the supply to the system in an Electric vehicle. Even brake light supply should be
cut-off on actuation of Master switch.
2.17.1 Kill Switch

Kill switch must kill the engine in case of IC vehicle and stop the motor in case of
Electric vehicle. The kill switches can be relay operated. The Driver accessible kill
switch must be located within easy reach of the driver. The external switch must be
mounted anywhere on the driver’s right side of the vehicle facing outside of the body
panels, the switch must be within easy reach of track volunteers, the switch must be
mounted rigidly, with no sharp edges nearby.
2.18 Wire Routing

There should be no visible wire joints i.e. every wire joint must be properly insulated
to prevent short circuit. Cluster wiring routes must be properly sealed and securely
attached to frame using proper clampers (zip ties). Chassis grounding is compulsory
for both Electric and IC vehicles.
2.19 Driver Seat

Kart vehicle must have proper seats standard go-kart seats are preferred. The seat
mounting must be rigid enough to withstand the dynamic conditions during the track
events. The driver seat must maintain at least 1-inch clearance from the firewall.
Seat must be mounted straight to the steering axis. The driver area must be designed
in such a way that the Driver’s field of view is not obstructed in Driver’s seated
position.
2.20 Chains guards:

Exposed high-speed final drivetrain equipment such as Continuously Variable
Transmissions (CVTs), sprockets, pulleys, belt drives, clutch drives and electric
motors, must be fitted with scatter shields. The final drivetrain shield must cover the
chain or belt from the drive sprocket to the driven sprocket/chain wheel/belt or
pulley. Body panels or other existing covers are not acceptable unless constructed
from approved materials.
Note: If equipped, the engine drive sprocket cover may be used as part of the scatter
shield system.

2.21 Tyres:
Go-karting tyres must be used by team. Any other tyres other than the go-karting
tyres are prohibited. Acceptable tire size for front is 10x4.5-5(all dimensions in
inches) and for rear is 11x7.1-5.
2.22 Visibility Requirement:

The engine compartment must be completely visible to the examiners in case they
wish to see the assembly. Furthermore, from the driver seated position, the driver
must be able to see clearly 180 degrees on his either side without any obstruction to
the field of view.
2.23 Toe point

There must be two toe points; one must be in front and the other must be at the rear.
Toe points must be painted with red colour for easy identification. Toe point must
be rotated with 90°. During the operation at any angle between 0-90° it should not
lose the strength. During the process toeing suitable rod must be used and ropes are
not allowed.
2.24 Safety Requirements:

2.24.1 Helmet:
A well-fitting, closed face helmet that meets one of the following certifications and
is labeled such as ISI and DOT rated.
2.24.2 Balaclava
A balaclava which covers the driver's head, hair and neck, made from acceptable
fire-resistant material or a full helmet skirt of acceptable fire-resistant material. The
balaclava requirement applies to drivers of either gender, with any hair length.
2.24.3 Eye Protection

Impact resistant goggles or helmet face shield, made from approved impact resistant
materials. The face shield supplied with approved helmets meets this requirement.
2.24.4 Suit
A fire-resistant suit, made from a minimum of one layer that covers the body from
the neck down to the ankles and wrists. The suit must be certified to one of the
following standards and be labeled as such:
SFI 3-2A/5 or FIA Standard 1986 or FIA Standard 8856-2000 .

2.24.5 Underclothing:
It is strongly recommended that all competitors wear fire resistant underwear (long
pants and long sleeve t-shirt) under their approved driving suit. This fire-resistant
underwear should be made from acceptable fire-resistant material and should cover
the driver's body completely from the neck down to ankles and wrists.
Note: If you do not wear fire resistant underwear it is strongly recommended that
you wear cotton underwear (t-shirts and long underpants) under your approved
driving suit.
2.24.6 Socks
Fire resistant socks made from acceptable fire-resistant material, that cover the bare
skin between the driver's suit and boots or shoes.
2.24.7 Shoes
Fire resistant shoes made from acceptable fire-resistant material. The shoes must be
certified to the standard and labeled as such:
- SFI
- FIA 8856-2000
2.24.8 Gloves
SFI 3.3 rated gloves must be used. Gloves of all leather construction or fire-resistant
gloves constructed using leather palms with no insulating fire resisting material
underneath are not acceptable.
2.24.9 Neck rest:

SFI 3.3 rated neck rest must be used. Neck rest must protect the neck from any
damage caused by the other objects.
2.24.10 Driver's Equipment Condition:

All the driving equipment must be in good condition. Specifically, driving apparel
must not have any tears, rips, open seams, areas of significant wear or abrasion or
stains which might compromise fire resistant performance. Each must have one
complete set of driver safety equipment. Any team failing to comply with this
requirement will be disqualified.

2.24.11 Fire Resistant Material:

For the purpose of this section some, but not all, of the approved fire-resistant
materials are: Carbon X, Indura, Nomex, Polybenzimidazole (commonly known as
PBI) and Proban.
2.24.12 Fire Extinguishers:

Each team must have at least two (2) 1 kg dry chemical/dry powder.
The following are the minimum ratings, any of which are acceptable at any
STUDENT KARTING Series event:
- powder or any other extinguishant homologated by the FIA
-extinguishers of larger capacity (higher numerical ratings) are acceptable.
All extinguishers must be equipped with a manufacturer installed pressure/charge

gauge. All fire extinguishers must have ABC sticker on it and is manditory.
2.25 Fasteners:
The bolts and nuts used in the kart must have the metric grade 8.8. The bolts and
Lock nuts grade less than 8.8 should not be used in any part of the kart. Only locknuts
must be used. Only metal locknuts must be used near heat radiating parts.
2.25.1 Fastening techniques:

All bolt, nuts, and other fasteners on the kart must be secured from unintentional
loosening by the use of positive locking mechanisms. Positive locking mechanisms
include:
 Correctly installed safety wiring
 Cotter pins
 Metal Locknuts
 Nylon Locknuts
There must be a minimum of two (2) full threads projecting from any lock nut.
The bolt grade used minimum of 8.8.

2.26 Kart Stand:

Kart Stand is required for every team during technical inspection. The team must
bring their own kart stand. The kart stand must easy movable and it must have a
height of 30 inch from the ground. Each must have push bar to move the kart when
engine is not running. Any team not using push bar will be disqualified.
2.27 Catch can:

In case the breather hose is not directed to inlet then the breather hose must be
directed to the catch can. The petrol overflow hose should not be connected to the
catch can. The hose must be left free to the ground and not to the other part of the
vehicle.
2.28 Modification after TI:

Once the vehicle is approved to compete in the dynamic events, the ONLY
modifications permitted to the vehicle are those listed below. Adjustment of belts
chains and clutches.
● Adjustment of brake bias.
● Adjustment of the driver restraint system, head restraint, seat and pedal
assembly.
● Substitution of the head restraint or seat insert for different drivers.
● Adjustment to engine operating parameters, e.g. fuel mixture and ignition
timing.
● Adjustment of mirrors.
● Adjustment of tire pressure
● Replenishment of fluids
● Replacement of worn tires or brake pads
● Recharging low voltage batteries.

CHAPTER -3
Static event regulation
3.1 Design presentation:
The design report must consist of all the design of the vehicle. The design of the
vehicle should satisfy the rules and regulations given in the rule book. The vehicle
must be manufactured based on the design. Considering manufacturing difficulties,
the vehicle can 15% deviation from the design. The design report will be verified
with the vehicle. For deviation will be penalized respectively. Further deviation can
be justified with proper documentation. The team must bring the design report
during the design presentation.
NOTE: All the team must submit this report before the event which will be generally
2 -1 month before the event. The submission date will be announced in the official
website.
3.2 Innovation:
The team must develop their own innovation related to the vehicle. The innovation
developed must be in working condition during the event. The technical inspectors
will come to the respective pit to examine the innovation. The team must bring the
innovation report during the innovation round.
3.3 Business & Cost presentation:

The Objectives of the Business presentation are to:
Teach participants about the factors that need to be considered when a company
embarks on development of a new product. These include: cost; identification of
market and likely sales volume; profitability; the key features applicable to the
selected vehicle concept and target market size.
Ensure teams develop the concept of their entry with all of these aspects correctly
considered, from the outset.
Ensure that all three static events are approached with a single common concept and
presented to each set of static judges in the same manner.
Ensure that participants gain experience in producing a business case and balancing
potentially conflicting attributes.

Business report must consist of

● Introduction to the company
● Profile about the company
● Market analysis
● Plant layout
● Resources required
● Sales strategies
● Impact on environment
● Break even analysis
NOTE: All the team must submit this report before the event which will be generally
2 -1 month before the event. The submission date will be announced in the official
website. The team must bring the final report during the final event.
3.4 Technical inspection:

3.4.1 Objective of Technical Inspection
The objective of technical inspection is to determine the vehicle meets the Rules
requirements and restrictions given in the IKRC rule book. The technical inspectors
will inspect the vehicle to ensure the vehicle meets all the rules and regulation.
Technical inspection is a non-scored activity
3.4.2 Inspection & Testing Requirement

Each vehicle must pass all parts of technical inspection and testing, and bear the
inspection stickers, before it is permitted to participate in any dynamic event. All
items on the Inspection Form must be clearly visible to the technical inspectors.
3.4.3 Inspection Condition

Vehicles must be presented for technical inspection in finished condition, i.e. fully
assembled, complete and ready-to-run. Technical inspectors will not inspect any
vehicle presented for inspection in an unfinished state.
3.4.4 Items to be Inspected

The following items must be brought to Technical Inspection:
• Vehicle
• Technical Inspection Form
• Driver's equipment - for all drivers including arm restraints, helmets, suits,
gloves, eye protection, balaclavas, socks and shoes.
• Fire extinguishers

• Push bar and kart stand.

• Material test report.
• Copies of any rules questions you submitted with the answer you received.
• Both the drivers must be present during inspection
3.4.5 Correction and Re-inspection

If any part of a vehicle does not comply with the rules, or is otherwise deemed to be
a concern, then the team must correct the problem and have the car re-inspected.
The judges and inspectors have the right to re-inspect any vehicle at any time during
the competition and require correction of non-compliance. All team will be given
only three attempts for the TI.
3.4.6 Inspection Stickers:

On clearing the Technical Inspection, the vehicle will be stuck with a TI sticker by
the chief inspector. Only then the vehicle will be allowed for the dynamic events.
Chapter-4
4. Dynamic Events Regulation:
4.1BrakeTest:
All teams must clear brake test in order to participate in other dynamic events. When
brake is applied the kart must stop within the stopping zone in a straight line. The
wheels which is equipped with brake mechanism must lock. Teams will be given 3
attempts to clear brake test.
4.2 Acceleration
The acceleration test is to test the maximum speed of the vehicle and to determine
the time taken by the vehicle to cross 100 m stretch. May differ on day of dynamics.
4.3 Skid Pad

Skid pad is to test the cornering ability of the vehicle. The vehicle on entering he
skid track will have to complete two right turns and two left turns to complete the
skid pad. In total vehicles will have to complete 4 rotations and out of it 2nd and 4th
rotation timing will be considered for points calculation.

4.3.1 Penalties
When a kart hits a cone, the team will be charged with a penalty of 2 seconds. When
a kart fails to complete the skid pad event, points will not be awarded and will be
marked as DNF.
4.4 Autocross
Autocross event is to evaluate the vehicle's maneuverability and handling qualities
on a tight track. The autocross course will combine the performance features of
acceleration, braking, and cornering into one event. Autocross track will be revealed
only during the event. Autocross event will also be the judging criteria for Best
Driver Award.
4.4.1Penalties
When a kart hits a cone, the team will be charged with a penalty of 2 seconds. When
a kart fails to complete the autocross event, points will not be awarded and will be
marked as DNF. Penalties may differ on the day of dynamics.

4.5 Endurance Test

4.5.1 Endurance Objective:
The Endurance Event is designed to evaluate the overall performance of the vehicle
and to test the vehicle on long run.
4.5.2 Procedure:
All the karts eligible for the endurance test will be divided into batches. The karts
will have to complete 10 laps to the endurance event and each lap will for 2.1 Km,
hence in total it will be a 21 Km run. Teams are not allowed to work on their vehicles
during the heat. Wheel-to-wheel racing is prohibited.
4.5.3 Vehicle Breakdown and Stalls:

In case of vehicle breaks down it will be removed from the track and will not be
allowed to re-enter the track. If a vehicle stops, hits the cone it will be allowed to
restart and re-enter the track from where it went off, but no work should be
performed on the vehicle.
4.5.4 Endurance Lap Timing:

Each lap of the endurance event will be individually timed by electronic stop watch.
4.5.5 Penalties
Failure to obey a flag: 1 minute
Vehicle to Vehicle contact: DISQUALIFIED
Mechanical Problem: If any mechanical problem arrives in the middle of the
endurance test, the kart will be pushed out of the track and
there is no penalty.
Aggressive Driving: Aggressive drivers will be disqualified along with their team.
Penalties may differ on the day of dynamics.

Chapter-5
5.1 Judging criteria Points Table:
Virtual Round: 500
Static Events:
Engineering Design 150

Cost Presentation 100
Business Presentation 75
Innovation 75
Dynamic Events:
Acceleration 50
Skid Pad 100
Autocross 150
Build Quality 100
Endurance 300
Total 1600
5.2 Judging Criterion

The participating teams will be judged based on the points scored from Virtual
round, Static events and Dynamic events. Virtual round will a pre scrutiny session
in which teams will be presenting and justifying their kart design. Based on the
design and presentation of the team points will be awarded points. Static event
consists of Design presentation, Cost presentation, Business presentation,
Innovation and maximum points will be awarded for best performing teams.
Dynamic event consists of Brake test, Acceleration test, Skid pad, Autocross and
Endurance.

5.3 Penalty:
5.3.1 Violation of Rules:
If the team violates the rules, then the team will be given penalty of 150 points or
disqualified. Penalties may differ on the day of dynamics.
5.3.2 Arguments with officials or volunteers:

The team will be disqualified or penalty of 150 points.
5.3.3 Entry without permission on tracks:

The team which enter the track without any permission will be given penalty of 150
points.
5.3.4 Making changes after the TI:

The team should not make any changes in the kart after the TI. If the team makes
any changes in the kart, then the team will be given penalty points.

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4.3 Skid Pad 21

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1.1.1 Good Engineering Practices

1.2 Rules and Organizer Authority

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1.2.2 Validity of Rules

1.2.3 Rules Compliance

1.2.4 Participating in the Competition

1.2.5 Understanding the Rules

1.2.6 Right to Impound

1.2.7 Violations on Intent

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1.2.8 General Authority

1.3 Individual Participation Requirements:

1.3.2 Student Status

1.3.4 Driver's License:

1.3.5 Liability Waiver

1.3.6 Medical Insurance:

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1.4 Vehicle Eligibility:

1.4.2 Sources of information:

1.4.3 Professional Assistance

1.4.4 Student Fabrication

1.4.5 Faculty Advisor

1.4.6 Vehicle Registration Papers

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1.5 Registration and Requirements:

1.5.2 Registration Fees and Procedures:

1.5.3 Onsite Registration Requirement:

1.5.4 Registration Limits:

1.5.5 Registration Dates:

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2.2 Material Requirement

2.3 Wheelbase and Track Width

2.4 Ground Clearance

2.5 Steering System

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2.6 Pedal Mount and Positioning

2.8 Floor Closeout

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2.10 Engine Specification

2.11 Transmission and Drive

2.12 Exhaust System

2.13 Fuel Tank Mount and Positioning

2.14 Battery Closure and Positioning

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2.16 Brake system:

2.16.1 Brake Over-Travel Switch:(BOT)

2.16.2 Brake Light

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2.17 Master Switch

2.17.1 Kill Switch

2.18 Wire Routing

2.19 Driver Seat

2.20 Chains guards:

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2.22 Visibility Requirement:

2.23 Toe point

2.24 Safety Requirements: