Classes and groups of the FIA NACAM Rally Championship will be limited as follows:

• 3  : N4
• 5  : R3T (NACAM homologation)
• 6  : A6, R2B
• 8  : N3
• 9  : N2, R1B

The recommended schedule of an event of the NACAM Rally Championship is:

Thursday :

• Scrutineering and/or Media and/or Promotion.

Friday :

• Reconnaissance,
• Scrutineering and/or Media and/or Promotion,
• Ceremonial Start,
• Super Special Stage (if applicable)

Saturday :

• Leg 1,
• Finish Podium,
• Prize Giving (if applicable)

Sunday :

• Leg 2 or Super Special Stage,
• Finish Podium,
• Prize Giving

The total distance of the special stages is set at a distance between 100 km and 180 km.

The maximum length of each special stage is 36 km.

The minimum Special Stage distance between service parks is 30 km and the maximum is 80 km. Minimum distance for any one Leg: 60 km of special stages.

At least 90% of gravel road surface must be used for any event. Tarmac on special stages is allowed but not more than 10% tarmac kms of the stage’s distance. Only Super Special Stages can be mostly tarmac, without the total kms exceeding the allowed 10% total of event’s special stages kms.

In the FIA Asia-Pacific Rally Championship, the eligible cars should follow additional provisions:

- Group A cars with a corrected cylinder capacity of less than 2000cc must have had their homologation accepted by the FIA for the region.

- Group A and N cars whose homologation has expired up to a maximum of four years before the beginning of the current year are permitted to participate in the rallies of the Championship on the following conditions:

1. They are permitted to compete in all the rallies of the Championship on an equal basis and can start and be classified together with currently homologated cars.
2. Any registered drivers and co-drivers of such cars cannot score points in the Championship.
3. The cars are not eligible to score points.
4. Such non-homologated cars above may only be accepted for participation if the correct, though
5. expired, homologation papers are produced at documentation.
6. The cars remain in total conformity with the original technical specifications and are in a sound
7. condition to participate.
8. The size of turbo restrictors used on turbo equipped cars and the minimum weight are those
9. currently valid.
10. FIA seeded drivers are not permitted to drive such cars.

The recommended and maximum schedule of a rally is:

Wednesday :

• Reconnaissance

Thursday :

• Reconnaissance,
• Scrutineering

Friday :

• Scrutineering and/or Shakedown and/or Media and/or Promotion,
• Start of Leg 1 (if suitable)

Saturday :

• Leg 2 (or Leg 1)

Sunday :  

• Leg 3 (or Leg 2),
• Finish Podium

The total distance of the special stages is set at a distance between 220 km and 280 km. The maximum length of each special stage is 33 km. The minimum Special Stage distance between service parks is 30 km and the maximum is 80 km.

The FIA Middle East Rally Championship requires a minimum of 4 rallies.

The total distance of the special stages is set at a distance between 250 km and 300 km, and the maximum length of each special stage is 33 km.

Recommended and maximum duration of each rally is : 

Day 1 :

• Issue Tracking devices and Leg 1 Roadbook

Day 2 :

• Reconnaissance Leg 1
• Issue Leg 2 Roadbook

Day 3 :

• Reconnaissance Leg 2
• Administrative Checks

Day 4 :

• Administrative Checks
• Scrutineering
• Pre Event Press Conference (Max 5 Teams)
• Optional Ceremonial Start
• Optional Super Special Stage

Day 5 :

• Rally – Leg 1

Day 6 :

• Rally – Leg 2
• Ceremonial Finish
• Optional Function

Finish with prize-giving or separate prize-giving, post-event press conference (the 3 winning crews plus the Group N winner must attend), final scrutineering.

Starting with the International Jännerrallye in Austria and concluding on Rallye International du Valais across the border in Switzerland, the ERC is an allaction motorsport contest featuring some of the best rising talents up against experienced professionals on gravel, asphalt and snow in a variety of different rally cars.

- ERC Giru di Corsica-Tour de Corse : 

Day 1 Report: Corsican ERC counter set for thrilling showdown

Day 2 Report: Bouffier wins thrilling ERC Tour de Corse for Peugeot 

ERC dedicated website : www.fiaerc.com

The African Rally Championship is divided in two regions: 

• North region: Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania, Rwanda
• South region: Zimbabwe, Zambia, South Africa, Madagascar

The minimum number of rallies required for this Championship to take place is 4.

All Rallies should adhere to the following format, to run the event with scrutineering on either the Thursday or the Friday of the week:

• 2 days of reconnaissance (reconnaissance for local drivers may be run for 2 days over the preceding weekend).
• 1 day for documentation, scrutineering and super special stage (optional)
• 2 days for the rally and prize giving.

Rallies shall not exceed a total length of 1200 km. Of the 2 formats set out below, only one may be used.

• Special stage Rallies are timed speed tests on roads closed for the rally. The total distance of specialstages is set at a distance between 200 km and 300 km.

• Competitive section Rallies are termed ‘Safari’ type Rallies, run on roads not closed for the Rally. The total competitive section distance is set at a distance between 200 km and 300 km.