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WRCCA Official 2023 Ruleset
https://docs.google.com/document/d/e...VZE90o414g/pub
Changes:
2.4 - Mini Class:
Old rule:
▪ 2.4.1 - Vehicle wheelbase is limited to a maximum of 8.5”/215.9mm.
New rule:
▪ 2.4.1 - Vehicle wheelbase is limited to a maximum of 9”/228.6mm.
Old rule:
▪ 2.4.2 - Vehicle track width is limited to a maximum of 8.5”/215.9mm.
New rule:
▪ 2.4.2 - Vehicle track width is limited to a maximum of 9”/228.6mm.
2.6 - Performance Scale Class:
Old rule:
• 2.6.1. 5 - Body / Cage work must be at least 4.5"/114mm minimum height.
New rule:
• 2.6.5. 1 - Minimum Body / Cage work height is 4.5”/114mm from A-Pillar to B-Pillar of the cabin.
Old rule:
• 2.6.1. 9 - A front bumper is required and must be a minimum of 2.75”/70mm wide centred to the front chassis rails. Chassis mounted bumpers need to project forward at least 3mm past the body. Body moulded front bumpers qualify and must not deflect inwards.
New rule:
• 2.6.1. 9 - A front bumper is required. It must be a minimum of 2.75”/70mm wide centered to the front chassis rails and must flow through a continuous line. Chassis mounted bumpers need to project forward at least 3mm past the body. Body moulded front bumpers qualify and must not deflect inwards.
WRCCA Statement of competition classes
Due to the amount of competition classes in WRCCA we have stated a guideline that minimum of three (3) competition classes including Pro class has to be competed in single Worlds/Continental Championship competition of WRCCA Rock Crawling. The other 2 or more classes can be chosen by the factors such as popularity of the classes in certain region/country. Pro class is the very spine of WRCCA rules and competitive crawling and it has to be included in these events.
We are also following closely the driver numbers of of each class globally and can take action wether any of the classes are significally dropping numbers and competitions in the future. For us in WRCCA it is the main goal to keep things simple with an attempt to grow while keeping the excistent drivers interested.
Thanks for the support,
World Radio Controlled Crawler Association (WRCCA)
https://docs.google.com/document/d/e...VZE90o414g/pub
Changes:
2.4 - Mini Class:
Old rule:
▪ 2.4.1 - Vehicle wheelbase is limited to a maximum of 8.5”/215.9mm.
New rule:
▪ 2.4.1 - Vehicle wheelbase is limited to a maximum of 9”/228.6mm.
Old rule:
▪ 2.4.2 - Vehicle track width is limited to a maximum of 8.5”/215.9mm.
New rule:
▪ 2.4.2 - Vehicle track width is limited to a maximum of 9”/228.6mm.
2.6 - Performance Scale Class:
Old rule:
• 2.6.1. 5 - Body / Cage work must be at least 4.5"/114mm minimum height.
New rule:
• 2.6.5. 1 - Minimum Body / Cage work height is 4.5”/114mm from A-Pillar to B-Pillar of the cabin.
Old rule:
• 2.6.1. 9 - A front bumper is required and must be a minimum of 2.75”/70mm wide centred to the front chassis rails. Chassis mounted bumpers need to project forward at least 3mm past the body. Body moulded front bumpers qualify and must not deflect inwards.
New rule:
• 2.6.1. 9 - A front bumper is required. It must be a minimum of 2.75”/70mm wide centered to the front chassis rails and must flow through a continuous line. Chassis mounted bumpers need to project forward at least 3mm past the body. Body moulded front bumpers qualify and must not deflect inwards.
WRCCA Statement of competition classes
Due to the amount of competition classes in WRCCA we have stated a guideline that minimum of three (3) competition classes including Pro class has to be competed in single Worlds/Continental Championship competition of WRCCA Rock Crawling. The other 2 or more classes can be chosen by the factors such as popularity of the classes in certain region/country. Pro class is the very spine of WRCCA rules and competitive crawling and it has to be included in these events.
We are also following closely the driver numbers of of each class globally and can take action wether any of the classes are significally dropping numbers and competitions in the future. For us in WRCCA it is the main goal to keep things simple with an attempt to grow while keeping the excistent drivers interested.
Thanks for the support,
World Radio Controlled Crawler Association (WRCCA)