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HO Racing Rules
Rules are set to make the racing fun and competitive. Although we do carry out some scrutineering, we ask that racers respect WHO race rules.
Detailed rules can be confusing and intimidating. That’s why we’ve included the easy-
Even so, some things might still not be clear. If you have any questions, just ask!
It’s no problem going through plans for a build or checking things over to make sure the car is legal and maybe get some tips to make it go faster.
A good rule of thumb is that if we’ve not said you can do something, you can’t...
We run three classes in our club championship:
- An open-
wheeled 'stock' Formula One class - A closed-
wheel modified or WHO Mod class - A closed-
wheel ‘stock’ Nascar class
F1 Classic Cup runs as a sub-
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The full rules can be found buy clicking the following links:
General rules -
Formula One rules -
WHO Mod rules -
WHO Tuners rules -
Nascar rules -
Championships
Championship points are awarded as follows after each event:
160-
There are three class championships and a combined club championship, plus junior categories in each for racers who have not reached their 16th birthday before the first Thursday of January.
A 'Rookie of the Year' competition is for racers who have not raced in more than
3 HO club rounds before the start of the season. The points awarded are: 10-
The F1 Classic Cup competition is run for racers using an eligible chassis in Formula
One rounds. Points are 25-
The WHO Tuners competition is run for racers using an eligible chassis in WHO Mod
rounds. Points are 20-
The Gen6 Cup competition is run for racers using an eligible chassis and body in
Nascar rounds. Points are 46-
WHO Mod rules
WHO Tuners
WHO F1 rules
Nascar rules
WHO chassis
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