RULES​

  - Upon signing registration form, participants agree to

    abide by all SARC rules and decisions of event officials.

  - Entry fee is non-refundable upon start of rally season.

  - All teams must submit at least one lap time per stage.

  - Failure to set a lap time will result in 0 points.

  - Any form of cheating, sabotage, or hostility will result in

    immediate disqualification from the rally season.

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REGULATIONS​

  - All drivers must wear a helmet.  

  - All vehicles must have a roll cage installed.

  - All dirt rally stages require dirt tires.

  - Only SARC officials may ride as a passenger.

  - No Vans, Trucks, SUVs, Motorcycles, or Convertibles.

  - The BF Bifta is the only car of the "off-road" class allowed.

  - Vehicles must contain a spare tire.

  - Vehicles must contain a fire extinguisher.

RULES & REGULATIONS

What is San Andreas Rally Championship (SARC)?​

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  SARC is an official SACC Motorsport in which drivers compete

  to set the fastest lap time in a series of point-to-point races.

  These races may vary from asphalt mountain passes to rough

  forest tracks, from ice and snow to desert sand, each chosen 

  to provide an enjoyable challenge for the driver and push a 

  car's limits to the max.

 
How Do I Compete?

  All participants must register their team on the SACC website.

  Once registration is approved, the team must meet with SACC
  officials to ensure their vehicles meet SARC regulation specs.

  If inspection is passed, the team must pay an entry free to

  guarantee their participation in the upcoming SARC season.

  A team may have a maximum of 4 drivers and vehicles, and 

  each driver is allowed to set a lap time on each day of the 

  rally season. Only the fastest lap time per stage will be chosen

  to represent the team on the official race standings.

  Points will be awarded based on how the team's fastest lap

  ranks with the other teams, and the team with the most points

  at the end of the rally season win's the championship prize.

When and Where?

  Throughout the year, the SACC will be hosting various

  SARC series racing seasons in different locations.

  (Reference the "Blaine County Rally" and "Los Santos Rally"

  maps for official SARC rally stage locations.) 

  Official SARC seasons, as well as open registration, will 

  be announced a week prior to the season start on Bleeter,

  SACC website, and the official event calendar.

  How Does a Season Work?

  A season typically lasts a week and consists of a different

  rally stage each day of the week. Participants have til the

  end of each day to log an official lap time with an SARC

  official for the day specific rally stage.