GCR 6.10 Rewrites
#39513 from Bill Skibbe · Recommended to the Board · Minutes (2026-02 Fastrack)
In Provisional Results, GCR section 5.10.4.A, change as follows effective 2/1/26:
"A lap chart or a printout or online report showing the order of finish and number of laps completed for each car shall be titled
as Provisional Results and posted as soon as possible. The time of posting will be on the Provisional Results with the Chief of
T&S's initials or signature, and an announcement will be made. When there is a pending action for a particular race group,
Provisional Results for that group may be distributed to officials and competitors in lieu of Official Results, with a notation
printed stating the reason (i.e., pending outcome of action involving X class)."
In Official Results, GCR section 5.10.4.B.3, change as follows effective 2/1/26:
"The timing and scoring information shall include: total number of entries, DNFs, DNSs, the overall and class finishing positions
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for all starters, the number of laps completed for all starters, the overall time of the race, the winner's margin of victory, the
winner's average speed, the fastest lap time for all starters, and any new course records.
All drivers listed on in the final race results shall be consistent with the numbers included in the event audit.A DNF (Did Not Finish) is defined as a car that did not complete the required number of laps to be a finisher (half the number oflaps counted by the overall leader, rounded down to the nearest whole integer). A starter is defined in Section 6.10.2. A DNS(Did Not Start) is defined as any car that turned a wheel on the track during practice or qualifying but did not start the race. Refer
to GCR sections 6.10.2 and 6.10.3 for the definitions of Starters, Finishers, DNF, and DNS."
In Race Starter, GCR section 6.10.2, add a new section as follows effective 2/1/26:
"F. A car that does not meet the above criteria but has been on track in any session covered under the event sanction number is
classified as DNS."
In Race Finisher, GCR section 6.10.3, change as follows effective 2/1/26:
"A. A race finisher is a car that completes at least half of the laps of the overall race winner for either a numbered lap event or atimed event. Enduro events should define the awarding of points in the enduro supplemental regulations. If the race is anuneven number of laps, divide the overall winner's laps in half and rounded down to the nearest whole integer. A car has 5
minutes after the checkered flag overall winner crosses the finish line to complete its current lap.
B. A DNF (Did Not Finish) is a car that does not meet the conditions of section A.B. C. A car may complete a lap by being driven across the control line in the pit lane only using on-board power (such as the
starter motor), but it may not be pushed across the line by its crew or any officials."