CACC Rule Change Proposals Summary – The Confederation of Autosport Car Clubs

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Date Created	September 28, 2023
Name of Proponent	Frank Ewald
Short Description	KMMS will not support legacy classing after the 2024 event.
Applicable Regulatory Document	Time Attack
Type of Rule Change	Modification
Section to be Added or Changed	18.7.2.8, 18.7.2.9, and 18.7.2.10
Current Regulation	18.7.2.8 Knox Mountain Hill Climb may use the CACC Time Attack Classification system currently in place AS WELL AS the legacy CACC classification system based upon the 2020 CACC Time Attack Regulations. 18.7.2.9 New car builds/entries to Knox Mountain Hill Climb will be classed upon the Current CACC classification system. That is, the legacy classification system may only be used by vehicles that competed previously under that classification system. Drivers new to Knox Mountain Hill Climb must also use the current CACC classification system, even if the car was entered with a previous driver under the legacy classification system. 18.7.2.10 Any other Hill Climb event will use the current CACC classification system.
Proposed Regulation	18.7.2.8 Knox Mountain Hill Climb may use the CACC Time Attack Classification system currently in place AS WELL AS the legacy CACC classification system based upon the 2020 CACC Time Attack Regulations. This regulation expires after the 2024 running of Knox Mountain Hill Climb. 18.7.2.9 New car builds/entries to Knox Mountain Hill Climb will be classed upon the Current CACC classification system. That is, the legacy classification system may only be used by vehicles that competed previously under that classification system. Drivers new to Knox Mountain Hill Climb must also use the current CACC classification system, even if the car was entered with a previous driver under the legacy classification system. This regulation expires after the 2024 running of Knox Mountain Hill Climb. 18.7.2.10 Any other Hill Climb event will use the current CACC classification system. This regulation is redundant after the 2024 running of Knox Mountain Hill Climb.
Reason for Rule Change	After the 2024 running of the Knox Mountain Hill Climb, KMMS has elected to move to one classification system. As a result, these regulations have expired and it's important to identify this fact to remove any confusion between the CACC Time Attack Regulations and the organizing club's expectations. I believe that from the 2025 season forward, this change will remove all specific references to Knox Mountain Hill Climb from the regulations. Going further it will simply be Hill Climb.
Regulation as Amended and Published	Removed reference to specific subsection of document as is unmaintainable. 11.1.1.5 Hill Climb participants in Max Class should make note of the tire TW rating exception found in section 18 of this document.
Status/Disposition	Approved