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For those not familiar with the "Lotus Challenge" rules for 2010, the document attached to this page contains the official rules as specified by Motor Sport South Africa. For those not familiar with the rules it can get a bit confusing and should you wish to ask questions please do not hesitate to contact either the Chairman or the Racing Representative.

Simply put, there are 3 classes: A, B & C as well as the Invitation Class

Class A:
Full spec race cars with Dunlop slicks and free choice of 4 Cylinder engines with a max capacity of 2.0 Litres and limited to two sets of tyres per season.

Class B:
This Class stipulates the use of the Toyota 1600cc 20V engine only and is limited to certain mods as stated in the rules. This class runs on Dunlop "R" Type rubber of which you are only permitted to use two sets per season. This class is aimed at the cost conscious competitive individual and is starting to gather a lot of momentum.

Class C:
This class accommodates the fully legal road car. Engines are relatively free from the modification point of view and so are tyres but no slicks allowed. All road gear such as full windscreen, headlights etc must be fitted. Many of these cars are driven to and from the circuit. This is for the ultimate clubman competitor and is a great starting ground for first timers.

Invitation Class:
From 2008 a new Invitation class has been created for the purpose of accommodating as many competitors as reasonably possible, competitors with Lotus type cars not eligible for any of the Lotus Challenge classes, may be permitted to compete by invitation at the discretion of the Committee. See rules for more detail

General:
No Rotary engines are permitted and four cylinder engines only may be eligible with a maximum capacity of 2000cc. No Nitrous, Turbo or Super Chargers are allowed either.

I hope that this has been sufficient to wet your appetite so please down load the rules and have a more in-depth read.


Class C Cut-off Lap times:


Kyalami           02:04.500 *new*

Lichtenburg      00:51.000

Midvaal            01:16.500

Phakisa           01:57.500

Zwartkops        01:13.500


The 2010 Rules and Guide to Participation in the Lotus Challenge are available for download below:


Click here to download
 

  

 
Class A
Driver Points
James Forbes 70
Glenton Rebello 67
Klippies Krige 65
Grant Orbell 58
Andrew Becker 12

Class B
Driver Points
Derek VanDerMerwe 84
Lauren Muller 74
Anton Muller 70
Ettiene Strydom 63
John Glover 42
Piero Dal Bianco 33
Ken Cloud 31
Willy Lochman 30
Wayne Silvester 23
Jeff Gable 21
Neil Macleod 10
Rob Gearing 5
Wilf Linden 3
Dalein van Zyl 0
Gary Hulbert 0

Class C
Driver Points
Glen Clark 75
Andre du Plessis 68
Neil de Later 58
Robert Wark 36
Lionel Slowe 35
Grass Gordon 33
Wayne Momsen 30
Hermann Black 27
Johan Powell 24
Anton Guse 24
Michael Houghton 24
Rod Schafer 24
Willy Lochman 14
Rowan Blomquist 9
Greg Woolfson 0
Jacques Lomeau 0
Mark Futcher 0
Hendrik Pieterse 0

Invitation Class
Driver Points
Timothy Clamp 4
David Verwoerd 3
Rob Gearing 2
Rowan Blomquist 1
Tyrone Alberts 0
Mark Futcher 0

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