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be returned to the claimer. The person claiming the engine may not leave the track until engine is removed, turned over to him or in the possession of the INEX tech inspector and he agrees that no sabotage has occurred. If the claimer leaves before the above items are satisfied, the claim will be nullified. * INEX may penalize a claimer deemed to be malicious, spiteful, or who otherwise acts in bad faith. A driver may claim no more than one engine during the calendar year. INEX reserves the right to suspend the claim rule at anytime. NOTES: - All components secured by seals are the responsibility of the engine builder. All components not secured by seals are the responsibility of the driver. - Once a sealed engine is claimed, it must remain sealed. Only INEX authorized sealed engine builders are permitted to remove engine seals. - Tampering with engine seals will result in a one year suspension from all INEX sanctioned events. e following rules will determine points awarded in all series and classes: 1. Only licensed INEX Members will receive points at INEX-sanctioned events. It is up to the driver to make certain that each race is an INEX National Points event and that the track submits race results. Drivers submitting an INEX application properly filled out and submitted to a certified INEX official, prior to the race, will count as a licensed member. 2. Only one feature race per day allowed except in the case of a rescheduled rain-out/make up race with prior INEX approval. All rainouts will be scheduled on off days when allowable. A double feature will only be scheduled when the main event- starting grid has been set and no open date can be arranged. at make-up race will be open only for those drivers with starting positions determined prior to the rain out. If a driver races two races at two tracks in one day, the first race run will be the only one counted for points. 3. Double feature events will only count the first feature run, except in the case of a rain-out (see above). 4. A member must compete in a feature race, semi-feature race, or last chance event in order to receive points. ere will be no points awarded if a driver does not advance past the initial qualifying events. 5. Events (including “B” mains) with less than five (5) competitors, for each division, (under Cars, Young Lions, -85- 2009 POINTS SYSTEM POINTS SYSTEM

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be returned to the claimer. The person claiming the engine may not leave the track until engine is removed, turned over to him or in the possession of the INEX tech inspector and he agrees that no sabotage has occurred. If the claimer leaves before the above items are satisfied, the claim will be nullified.

* INEX may penalize a claimer deemed to be malicious,spiteful, or who otherwise acts in bad faith. A driver may claim no more than one engine during the calendar year. INEX reserves the right to suspend the claim rule at anytime.

NOTES: - All components secured by seals are the responsibility of the engine builder. All components not secured by seals are the responsibility of the driver.- Once a sealed engine is claimed, it must remain sealed. Only INEX authorized sealed engine builders are permitted to remove engine seals.- Tampering with engine seals will result in a one year suspension from all INEX sanctioned events.

The following rules will determine points awarded in all series and classes:

1. Only licensed INEX Members will receive points at INEX-sanctioned events. It is up to the driver to make certain that each race is an INEX National Points event and that the track submits race results. Drivers submitting an INEX application properly filled out and submitted to a certified INEX official, prior to the race, will count as a licensed member.

2. Only one feature race per day allowed except in the case of a rescheduled rain-out/make up race with prior INEX approval. All rainouts will be scheduled on off days when allowable. A double feature will only be scheduled when the main event-starting grid has been set and no open date can be arranged. That make-up race will be open only for those drivers with starting positions determined prior to the rain out. If a driver races two races at two tracks in one day, the first race run will be the only one counted for points.

3. Double feature events will only count the first feature run, except in the case of a rain-out (see above).

4. A member must compete in a feature race, semi-feature race, or last chance event in order to receive points. There will be no points awarded if a driver does not advance past the initial qualifying events.

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must be submitted in a timely manner and will not be counted towards driver standings if received after Friday, October 9, 2009. If you have missing results call your local track or INEX to arrange to have those finishes submitted. Once posted to the official 600 Racing/INEX website, any disputed finishes must be submitted to INEX within a two-week period.

7. Points are non-transferable between division. The division you declare at the beginning of the season on your INEX membership application and approved by INEX is where you will be scored. If a drivers wishes to change divisions during the 2009 season, he/she will begin a new point accumulation for that division and not be eligible for awards/honors in the other division.

8. Interpertation of the rules as they apply to issuing points shall be at the discretion of INEX. 9. Points are awarded as follows:

A-Feature

Semi-Pro, Pro, Master, Bandits, Young Guns, Outlaws) in the feature race will receive points according to the place finished with “ghost racers” filling the field necessary to five. Example-a feature that contains 8 Semi-Pros and 3 Pros will award full points to all Semi-Pro drivers, the top Pro driver will receive points equivalent to 3rd place or 94. In World Road Racing, the ghost racers will only fill the field necessary to three. For example-a road race feature that contains 8 Semi-Pros and 3 Pros will award full points to drivers in both divisions. Non-INEX members will not count towards the minimum five competitor requirement. Depending on track availability, time constraints, promoter’s discretion, the divisions may be combined together as one feature race. Drivers will receive points within their respective division towards state and national championship. For example, if a Semi-Pro driver finishes 5th in a combined race and he/she is the 1st Semi-Pro finisher, and there are five or more Semi-Pros then he/she will receive 100 points for 1st place in the Semi-Pro division.

6. All results are made official when received at INEX headquarters in Harrisburg, North Carolina. In order to be declared official, results must be on track letterhead or on the official race results sheet issued by INEX. Results

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Finish Points 1st 100 2nd 97 3rd 94 4th 91 5th 88 6th 86 7th 84 8th 82 9th 80 10th 78 11th 76 12th 74 13th 72 14th 70

Finish Points 15th 68 16th 67 17th 66 18th 65 19th 64 20th 63 21st 62 22nd 61 23rd 60 24th 59 25th 58 26th 57 27th 56 28th 55

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1) Transfer spots to A-Feature receive zero (0) points until finish in A-Feature. 2) Non-transfer spots begin at fifty (50) points and reduce by one (1) point per position. 3.) B-main drivers will count toward the total number of drivers in each class for that event. *Disqualifications in a feature event will receive zero (0) points.

10. In case of a tie, the following will determine a champion: 1.) For Legends, Bandoleros and Thunder Cars, the finishing position at the national event for that division. 2.) Most Class Wins (all events on specific track surface) 3.) Most 100 Point Wins (all events on specific track surface) 4.) Most 97 Points finishes (all events on specific track surface) 5.) Highest points percentage (all events on specific track surface) 6.) Highest top 5 percentage (all events on specific track surface) 7.) Co-Champions (if still tied after all of the above)

2009 Asphalt National Championship Race: The 2009 Asphalt National Championship Race will be October 8-10 at Lanier National Speedway.

2009 Asphalt National Qualifier Races: National qualifier races will be held at various speedways worldwide in which the first Pro, first Master and first Semi-Pro or first Young Lion driver will become eligibe for a provisional starting spot in the 2009 Asphalt National Championship Race. If the top finishing driver is already eligible that eligibility becomes available to the next in line. These drivers will still go through the normal qualifying procedures at the Grand Nationals. If the eligible starters fail to qualify for the A-Main on their own merits, then the top six eligible provisional starters will be placed to the rear of the A-Main based on their finish in preliminary (B,C,D) events. Qualifier races will also award National Touring points to determine a 2009 Touring champion in Young Lions, Semi-Pro, Masters, and Pro.

2009 National Asphalt Points Series: (March 13 through September 27, 2009) INEX members will accumulate points at feature events competed on asphalt during this time period. A driver’s best twenty-four (24) finishes plus their best Regional Qualifier finish will count towards their national points standing. All events run may be counted in case of a tie. There shall be a point champion in each of the following divisions: Pro, Masters, Semi-Pro and Young Lions. Only drivers will receive points, not the car or team owners. A driver must designate which division they want to receive points on their INEX application.

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2009 State Asphalt Point Series:(March 13 through September 27, 2009) INEX members will accumulate points at feature events competed in during this time period. A driver’s best twenty-four (24) finishes will count, plus their best Qualifier finish towards

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their state points standing. This makes a total of Twenty-Five (25) races. There shall be a state point champion in each of the following divisions: Pro, Masters, Semi-Pro and Young Lions In order to receive an asphalt state championship awards, prizes and honors, that driver must receive points in a minimum of ten (10) INEX-sanctioned events. Only drivers will receive points, not the car or team owners. A driver must designate which division they want to receive points on their INEX application. A member will only be eligible to win a state championship based on the home state as recorded on their INEX application. Members using a PO Box for their address must provide a verifiable hard street address. All races (from any state) will count towards a driver’s state championship points standing. Only drivers will receive points, not the car or team owners. A driver must designate which division they want to receive points on their INEX application. A member will only be eligible to win a state championship based on the home state as recorded on their INEX application. Members using a PO Box for their address must procide a verifiable hard street address. All races (from any state) will count towards a driver’s state championship points standing.All state champions will also be eligible to compete in the 2009 Race of Champions at the Asphalt National Championship Event.

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INEX members will accumulate points toward the RACEceiver National Touring Series by competing at any of the Legends Regional Qualifier events. All Qualifier events will count including Dirt, Asphalt and Road Course events. INEX will count a driver’s best eight finishes to determine a champion. Tie breakers will be as follows: 1.) Best finish at any RACEceiver National event including the Dirt Nationals, Asphalt Nationals and World Finals. 2.) Total points received from all Nationals attended based on the INEX point scale (ex. -100, 97, 94, ect.). 3.) Total points accumulated from all National Touring Series events. 4.) If still tied, co-champions will be recognized.

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2009 LEGENDS CARSTATE/NATIONAL DIRT SERIES

The 2009 Thunder Car state and National Championship will be the best twenty starts. Dirt and Asphalt finishes will be combined from March 13 through September 27, 2009. In order to receive a Thunder Car Oval championship award, prizes and honors, that driver must receive points in a minimum of seven (7) INEX-sanctioned events. The 2009 Thunder Car National Championship Races (Dirt and Asphalt) will be announced at a later date.

2009 Dirt National Championship Race: The 2009 Dirt National Championship Race (Pro, Masters, Semi-Pro and Young Lions) will be announced at a later date. Any member of INEX is eligible to compete and encouraged to attend this event.

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2009 Dirt National Qualifier Races: Dirt National qualifier races will be held at various speedways world-wide in which the first Pro, first Master and first Semi-Pro driver or first Young Lions will become eligible for a provisional starting spot in the 2009 Dirt National Championship Race. If the top-finishing driver is already eligible that eligibility becomes available to the next in line. These drivers will still go through the normal qualifying procedures at the Nationals. If the eligible starters fail to qualify for the A-Main on their own merits, then the top six eligible provisional starters will be placed to the rear of the A-Main based on their total qualifying points. Qualifier races will also award National Touring points to determine a 2009 Touring champion in Semi-Pro, Young Lions, Masters, and Pro.2009 State and National Dirt Points Series: (March 13 through Sept. 27, 2009) INEX members will accumulate points at feature events competed on dirt during this time period. A driver’s best nineteen (19) finishes plus their best Regional Qualifier finish for a total of twenty (20) will count towards their national points standing. There shall be a point champion in each of the following divisions: Pro, Masters, Semi-Pro and Young Lions. Only drivers will receive points, not the car or team owners. INEX members will also accumulate points towards their respective state points. In order to receive a dirt state championship award, prizes and honors, that driver must receive points in a minimum of seven (7) INEX-sanctioned events. Only drivers will receive points, not the car or team owners. A member will only be eligible to win a state title based on his home state as recorded on the INEX membership application. All races (from any state) will count towards a driver’s state championship points standing.

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2009 Road Course World Finals Championship Race: The 2009 Road Course World Finals Championship Race (Pro, Masters, Semi-Pro and Young Lions) will be announced at a later date. No other road course races are to be scheduled during this weekend of the Road Course National Championship Race. Any member of INEX is eligible to compete at this event.

2009 World Road Course Points Series for Legends and Thunder Cars: (January 1, 2009 through 2009 World Finals) INEX members will accumulate points at feature events competed on road courses during this time period. A driver’s best ten (10) finishes in any regular road course races on the 2009 Road Course Schedule will count towards their world final points standing. These races are deemed as “local races.” The 100 point scale used for the asphalt and dirt points series will be used for the “local” road course races. A driver’s best finish in a “regional race” as designated on the 2009 Road Course Schedule will be counted towards their overall points in the national points standings. There will be a total of six (6) regional races to choose from. The point scale will be the 100-point scale. The final determining factor in a driver’s national point standings is their finish at the 2009 Road Course World Final Race. The 100 point scale used for the asphalt and dirt points series will also be used for the World Final Championship Race. There shall be a World and National point champion in each of the following divisions: Pro, Masters and Semi-Pro and Young Lion competitors. Only drivers will receive points, not the car or team owners. All competitors will have a total of twelve (12) races from which they will receive points (10 local races, 1 regional race and 1 World Final Race). In order to receive World and State Championship awards, prizes and honors, that driver must receive points in a minimum of five (5) INEX sanctioned events. A driver must designate which division they want to receive points on their INEX application.

2009 Bandolero National Championship Race: The 2009 Asphalt National Championship race (Bandits, Young Guns and Outlaws ) will be announced at a later date.

Bandolero 2009 BFGoodrich Tires National Points Series: (March 13 through September 27, 2009) INEX members will accumulate points at feature events competed in during this time period. A driver’s best twenty (20) finishes plus their best Bandolero Championship race finish

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(total of twenty-one) will count towards their national points standing. There will be a Bandolero Championship race in each area that shall count as single state and national points. There shall be a point champion in each of the following divisions: Bandits, Young Guns and Outlaws. Only drivers will receive points, not the car or team owners. A driver must designate which division they want to receive points on their INEX application. Asphalt races, dirt races and road course races all count towards this point championship.

Bandolero 2009 State Point Series: (March 13 through September 27, 2009) INEX members will accumulate points at feature events competed in during this time period. A driver’s best twenty (20) finishes and best Bandolero Championship race finish will count towards their state points standing. There shall be a point champion in each of the following divisions: Bandits, Young Guns and Outlaws. Only drivers will receive point, not the car or team owners. A driver must designate which division they want to receive points on their INEX application. In order to receive a state championship awards, prizes and honors, that driver must receive points in a minimum of five (5) INEX-sanctioned events. Asphalt races, dirt races and road course races all count towards the state point championship. PROHIBITED PRIVATE USE FOR PRACTICE OR TESTING ON THE FACILITIES FOR NATIONAL EVENTS: It is prohibited that any INEX member reserve a facility for private practice or testing on the site of National events one week prior to the event. *Any INEX member who violates this policy will not be permitted to participate in the National event at that facility!

INCLEMENT WEATHER / CANCELLATION OF AN INEX-SANCTIONED EVENT: In the event of rain or other conditions, it may be necessary for the Race Director/Promoter to adjust the order of the event schedule, length of races, practices and qualifying sessions, or to stop the program completely. Should this occur, the Race Director/Promoter shall make every effort to resume the schedule in a timely fashion if conditions improve. It is their sole discretion as to what decision they make and their decision is final.

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END NOTES: 1. ALWAYS HAVE FUN!!! 2. This is a professional organization and all participants are expected to conduct themselves accordingly. Drivers (and their car owner if the driver is under 18 years of age) are responsible for the conduct of all persons connected with the team. Let’s remember that in order for our sport to grow, we need the support of the spectator. Please give all spectators the respect that you would like to receive from them. We want to promote OUR sport as “A Family Sport.” 3. The Legends Cars Thunder Roadsters and Bandolero Cars are designed for racing use only! The car may NOT be modified for street use! 4. Carefully check your car at all times before driving it. Pay particular attention should be paid to loose wheels, a loose seat, loose or damaged suspension parts and loose body panels and parts. 5. When first driving the car, it is highly recommended that you warm the engine up for at least three slow laps and gradually work up to speed. Following that, carefully sense any problems with the car. If you encounter a vibration of any kind, you should pull the car into the pits immediately and have it checked. 6. Our members and associate members will always be “number one” to us, however some very important people are contributing their time and money supporting Legends Cars, Bandoleros and Thunder Car racing. Track owners and promoters work long, hard hours preparing for racing events at their facilities. They spend money and time encouraging old and new fans to come out and watch you race. PLEASE REMEMBER TO THANK THEM FOR GIVING YOU THE OPPORTUNITY TO RACE. 7. The Press is also very important to our sport. They are doing their part in keeping Grass Roots Racing in the spot light. The Press is always looking for information. It is up to us (the sanctioning body, the promoters and the drivers/owners) to provide them with material related to our efforts. 8. The Series Sponsors are also very important to our sport. 9. Note these rules are subject to change during the racing season. The officials’ interpretation of these rules is FINAL.

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GUSSETS & MODIFICATIONS THAT ARE PERMITTED TO BE ADDED TO

EXISTING LEGENDS CARS AND PARTS

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Safety Alert from August 11, 2000 - Bandolero Chassis Modifications: 600 Racing, Inc. has announced a safety modification to the front of the Bandolero chassis. A piece of mild steel tubing must be installed on the front of the chassis connecting the lower frame to the front plate (please see drawing for placement and tubing size). Effective October 1, 2000, this mandatory safety modification must be completed on all Bandolero Cars to be in accordance with the current INEX rulebook. The brace will be available through your authorized dealer free of charge. The new piece is a safety modification made in case of a severe front-end collision. If you have any questions concerning the tubing, please feel free to contact 600 Racing.

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LEGENDS CARS FACTORYSTOCK SPECIFICATIONS

(These are some of the factory specifications. This is not a complete list of all the factory specifications. If the information you need is not listed in this rulebook, please contact 600 Racing, Inc. for the correct factory specifications.)

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OFFICIAL STOCK ENGINE SPECSAND TOLERANCES OF THE

YAMAHA FJ1200/XJR1200

Engine Type: Air cooled 4-stroke gasoline

Carburetor: Bs36 x 4/Mikuni

Displacement: 1,188 cm3 (max. 1,203 cm3 permitted)

Bore: 77.0 mm (3.032 in.) with a max. .022 in. overbore permitted.

Stroke: 63.8 mm (2.512 in.)

Compression Ratio: 9.7:1 (max. 10.0:1 permitted)

Starting System: Electric Starter

Cam Shafts: Intake “A” 35.95 to 36.05 mm (1.415 to 1.419 in.) Min. limit 35.85 mm (1.411 in.) Intake “B” 28.25 to 28.35 mm (1.106 to 1.116 in.) Min. limit 28.15 mm (1.106 in.) Exhaust “A” 35.95 to 36.05 mm (1.415 to 1.419 in.) Min. limit 35.85 mm (1.411 in.) Exhaust “B” 28.25 to 28.35 mm (1.106 to 1.116 in.) Min. limit 28.15 mm (1.106 in.)

DIAGRAM OF CAM SHAFT LOBE

Cam Chain: Type/# of lobes 79RH2015 (Silent Chain)/156 links Adj. method Automatic (Manual is permitted)

Valves: Head Diameter: Intake: 28.9 to 29.1 mm (1.138 to 1.146 in.) Exhaust: 24.9 to 25.1 mm (0.980 to 0.988 in.) Stem Outer Diameter: Intake: 5.475 to 5.490 mm (0.2156 to 0.2161 in.) Min. limit: 5.445 mm (0.1244 in.) Exhaust: 5.460 to 5.475 mm (0.2150 to 0.2155 in.) Min. limit: 5.430 mm (0.2138 in.)

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Guide Inside Diameter: Intake: 5.500 to 5.512 mm (0.2165 to 0.2170 in.) Max. limit: 5.550 mm (0.219 in.) Exhaust: 5.500 to 5.512 mm (0.2165 to 0.2170 in.) Max. limit: 5.550 mm (0.2190 in.)

Transmission: Type: Constant mesh, 5-speed Gear Ratio: 1st - 40/14 (2.857) 2nd - 36/18 (2.000) 3rd - 33/21 (1.571) 4th - 31/24 (1.291) 5th - 29/26 (1.115)

Legends Car Engines: The only engines that can be used in Legends Cars at INEX sanctioned events are the 1200 (un-sealed), 1219 (sealed) and the 1250 (sealed). The 1200 must meet the rules as outlined in the current rulebook. The 1219 must remain sealed as a 1219. However, you can restore the 1219 back to a 1200 that meets the rules for a 1200 as outlined in the current rulebook (this engine will have a 1200 serial number). The 1250 must remain sealed and may not be restored to a 1200 (this engine will have a serial number with a P503E or a P506E prefix). The 1250 engine with the 1250 serial number can only be raced as a sealed engine.

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BANDOLERO CAR FACTORYSTOCK SPECIFICATIONS

(This is some of the factory specifications, this is not a complete list of all factory specifications. If a specification you need is not listed in the rulebook, please contact 600 Racing, Inc. for the factory number.)

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PROTEST CARD Only current INEX members / associate members may protest a component. (Must show INEX membership card) Any specific engine component (that is not secured by an INEX seal), rear end or suspension components of a competitor’s car may be protested by any INEX member in that feature after the race for the amount specified in the current INEX rulebook, in the form of cash, certified check (no personal checks).TIME OF THE PROTEST: The protest card and full pay-ment must be presented to the INEX tech inspector (or INEX representative) no later than 10 minutes after the finish of the race. Once a protest is made, it may not be withdrawn.REMOVING THE PROTESTED COMPONENT: The protested component will be removed from the car (or made ready for inspection) by the protested teams crew and then inspected by the INEX inspector (or INEX representative). If a decision at the track cannot be made, then the component will be sent to INEX for a final decision on legality of the component.IF THE COMPONENT IS FOUND ILLEGAL: The driver of that car will be disqualified from that event and face the possibility of further penalties at the discretion of INEX. The protest money will be returned to the team filing the protest.IF THE COMPONENT IS FOUND LEGAL: The protest fee will be given to the car owner who owns the protested component (less applicable inspection fees & shipping charges). If the component is found legal and the checking of that protested component requires an engine re-assembly, the protester will be responsible for the cost of re-assembling that engine.

DRIVER INFORMATIONProtester Name: _______________________________INEX Membership Number: _____________________Feature Finishing Spot: _________________________Driver (Protested) Name: _______________________INEX Membership Number: _____________________Feature Finishing Spot: _________________________INEX INSPECTOR INFORMATIONChassis Number (If Necessary): __________________Engine Number (If Necessary): __________________Date: _______________________________________Time: _______________________________________Speedway: ___________________________________INEX Official: ________________________________

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PROTEST OF A SPECIFIC COMPONENT

Choose one of the items listed in the current INEX rulebook to be protested and fill in

appropriate section below:(only one item may be protested per car, per event)

Legends CarItem Being Protested: __________________________Protest Fee: __________________________________

Bandolero CarItem Being Protested: __________________________Protest Fee: __________________________________

Thunder RoadsterItem Being Protested: __________________________Protest Fee: __________________________________

Protest fee for an item not listed in the current INEX rulebook will be determined by the INEX official at the track.

It is the protesters responsibility to check with the INEX official to see that the proper testing equipment is at the track.

Refusal of a protest will lead to a disqualification of that car possible further penalties to be determined by INEX.

PROTESTER SIGNATURE: ____________________

PROTESTED SIGNATURE _____________________

INEX OFFICIAL SIGNATURE: _________________

Purse and points are to be distributed after a final deci-sion on the protest has been made by INEX (or the INEX official at the track).

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$500.00 SEALED ENGINE INSPECTION CARD

Only drivers that are current INEX members may file an en-gine inspection card on a sealed engine.

(Must show INEX membership card)Only sealed engines will be open to this $500.00 Inspection.

TIME OF FILING THE $500.00 ENGINE INSPEC-TION: The driver filing the $500.00 inspection must present the completed “$500.00 Engine Inspection” card and full pay-ment to the INEX inspector (or INEX official) no later than 10 minutes after the finish of the race. Once the card is filed, it may not be withdrawn.POSITIONS THAT MAY FILE THE $500.00 ENGINE INSPECTION: Only the driver (or INEX member repre-senting that driver) of a car that finished on the lead lap in the main event in positions one through ten, may file for an inspection of a sealed engine from a top five finisher within that same race. REMOVAL OF THE ENGINE: The engine shall be re-moved from the car by the team being filed against. The driv-er filing the “$500.00 Engine Inspection” may not leave the track until the engine is removed and turned over to the INEX official.COMPONENTS OF THE $500.00 ENGINE INSPEC-TION: Only a top five finishers engine may be filed against. Not included in the engine inspection are any components that are not secured by the engine seals. All components that are not secured by the engine seals must be protested separately (with a protest card). $500.00 ENGINE INSPECTION PAYMENT: Cash or cer-tified check in the amount of $500.00 along with the “$500.00 Engine Inspection” card must be presented to the INEX in-spector (or INEX official).

DRIVER INFORMATIONDriver (Filing for Inspection): ________________________

INEX Membership Number: _________________________

Feature Finishing Position: __________________________

Driver (Being Filed Against): _________________________

INEX Membership Number: ________________________Feature Finishing Position: __________________________

INEX INSPECTOR INFORMATIONEngine Number: ___________________________________

Date: ____________________________________________

Time: __________________________________________Speedway: _______________________________________

INEX Official: ___________________________________-106-

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SEALED ENGINE INSPECTION(COMPLETE FORM BELOW):

_____ “$500.00 SEALED ENGINE INSPEC-TION”: A driver may choose to have the INEX of-ficial send the sealed engine to INEX (or an INEX authorized inspection site, determined by INEX) to be inspected for $500.00 (payable to INEX). The INEX official will be responsible for holding the engine until the time of shipment. Upon inspection of the sealed engine, if the sealed engine is found illegal (items secured by the engine seals), the $500.00 will be returned to the driver filing the “$500.00 ENGINE INSPEC-TION”. All illegal engine components will become the property of INEX. The penalties that arise from an illegal sealed engine will fall upon the engine builder responsible for building that engine. The driver of that car will not be responsible for compo-nents secured by the engine seals. If the engine is found legal, the engine will be re-assembled and re-sealed, then returned to the owner. The inspection fee will be used for shipping and inspection costs.

REFUSAL OF INSPECTION: If a driver refuses to let INEX inspect his/her engine after a legitimate “$500.00 ENGINE INSPECTION” has been filed, he/she will be disqualified and not allowed to run that engine again until cleared by INEX. That driver and car owner will also be suspended for an indefinite period of time (to be determined by INEX). This sit-uation must be immediately addressed with INEX.

DRIVER FILING INSPECTION FORM SIGNATURE:

_________________________________________________

DRIVER OF CAR (ENGINE) BEING INSPECTED SIGNATURE:

_________________________________________________

INEX OFFICIAL SIGNATURE:

_________________________________________________

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1200 & 1250ENGINE CLAIM CARD

Only drivers that are current INEX members may make an engine claim. (Must show INEX membership card)

TIME OF THE CLAIM: The claim card and full payment must be presented to the INEX inspector (or INEX official) no later than 10 minutes after the finish of the race. Once a claim is made, it may not be withdrawn.

POSITIONS THAT MAY CLAIM: Only the driver (or INEX member representing that driver) of a car that finished on the lead lap in the main event in positions one through ten, may claim the engine from a top five finisher within that same race. Should there be more than one claim filed on an engine, the driver in the highest finishing position has the first right to the engine claim.

CLAIMING RESTRICTIONS: The owner of the winning car cannot claim his/her own engine with another car finishing in the top ten that he/she owns.

REMOVAL OF THE ENGINE: The claimed engine shall be removed from the car by the team being claimed. Any sabotage to the engine by the removal team will result in that driver being suspended for two months and a fine of $500 will be issued by INEX. The claim will also be nullified and the claim money will be returned to the claimer. The driver claiming the engine may not leave the track until the engine is removed and he/she agrees that no sabotage has occurred.

COMPONENTS OF AN ENGINE CLAIM: Only a top five finishers engine including carburetors, alternator and starter may be claimed. Not included in the engine claim are the ignition electrical components, ignition box, coils, header, oil coolers, remote

filters, sprocket adapter, clutch slave cylinder and air ducts. ENGINE CLAIM PAYMENT: Cash or certified check in the amount of $5670.00 ($5900.oo for water cooled engine) along with the claim card must be presented to the INEX inspector (or INEX official). The INEX inspector (or INEX official) will present (but not give) the payment to the team being claimed before the engine is removed. All certified checks shall be made out to the protestee (unless “option B” is chosen, then the certified check shall be made out & given to INEX).

DRIVER INFORMATION

Claimer: _________________________________________

INEX Membership Number: _________________________

Feature Finishing Position: __________________________

Driver (Claimed): __________________________________

INEX Membership Number: _________________________

Feature Finishing Position: __________________________

INEX INSPECTOR INFORMATION

Engine Number: ___________________________________

Date: ____________________________________________

Time: ___________________________________________

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1200 & 1250 ENGINE CLAIM (COMPLETE THE FOLLOWING):

Claimer must choose one of the following options:

_____“Option A”: The claimer takes immediate delivery of the claimed engine. The claimer is then responsible for the legality of that 1200 engine. If the engine is sealed, the claimer is responsible for all engine components not secured by the seals (the engine builder is still responsible for all components secured by the seals).

_____“Option B”: The claimer may choose to have the INEX official send the claimed engine to INEX (or an INEX authorized inspection site, determined by INEX) to be inspected for an additional $250.00 (payable to INEX). The INEX official will be responsible for holding the engine until the time of shipment (this can not be done after the claimer leaves the track with the engine). The claimer must pay for shipping charges along with the $250.00 inspection fee and that engine must be sent to INEX within seven days of the claim by the INEX representative. Upon inspection of the claimed engine, if the claimed engine is found illegal in any way, the check for $5670.00 ($5900.oo for water cooled engine) will be returned to the claimer (claimer is still responsible for shipping charges to the inspection site). All illegal 1200 engine components will become the property of INEX. The claimee may also be fined and must pay all fines prior to the legal components being returned. The driver of that car also faces possible additional penalties from INEX. All illegal 1250 engine components (items secured by seals) will be impounded and become the property of INEX. It will be the engine builders responsibility to reimburse the driver of a car found with illegal components secured by seals. If the claimed engine is found legal, the owner of the engine being claimed receives the $5670.00 ($5900.oo for water cooled engine) and the engine will be sent to the claimer (claimer is responsible for shipping charges for the engines shipment).

REFUSAL OF A CLAIM: If the claimee refuses to sell a 1200 or 1250 engine after a legitimate claim has been filed, he/she will be disqualified and suspended from all INEX sanctioned events for one year.

NOTE: ALL COMPONENTS SECURED BY SEALS ARE THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE ENGINE BUILDER.ALL COMPONENTS NOT SECURED BY SEALS ARE THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE DRIVER.

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BANDOLEROENGINE CLAIM CARD

Only drivers that are current INEX members may make an engine claim. (Must show INEX membership card)

TIME OF THE CLAIM: The claim card and full payment must be presented to the INEX inspector (or INEX official) no later than 10 minutes after the finish of the race. Once a claim is made, it may not be withdrawn.

POSITIONS THAT MAY CLAIM: Only the driver (or INEX member representing that driver) of a car that finished on the lead lap in the main event in positions one through ten, may claim the engine from a top five finisher within that same race. Should there be more than one claim filed on an engine, the driver in the highest finishing position has the first right to the engine claim.

CLAIMING RESTRICTIONS: The owner of the winning car cannot claim his/her own engine with another car finishing in the top ten that he/she owns.

REMOVAL OF THE ENGINE: The claimed engine shall be removed from the car by the team being claimed. Any sabotage to the engine by the removal team will result in that driver being suspended for two months and a fine of $500 will be issued by INEX. The claim will also be nullified and the claim money will be returned to the claimer. The driver claiming the engine may not leave the track until the engine is removed and he/she agrees that no sabotage has occurred.

COMPONENTS OF AN ENGINE CLAIM: Only a top five finishers engine including carburetors, may be claimed. Not included in the engine claim are the header, remote filters, and

clutch. ENGINE CLAIM PAYMENT: Cash or certified check in the amount of $1600.00 along with the claim card must be presented to the INEX inspector (or INEX official). The INEX inspector (or INEX official) will present (but not give) the payment to the team being claimed before the engine is removed. All certified checks shall be made out to the protestee (unless “option B” is chosen, then the certified check shall be made out & given to INEX).

DRIVER INFORMATION

Claimer: _________________________________________

INEX Membership Number: _________________________

Feature Finishing Position: __________________________

Driver (Claimed): __________________________________

INEX Membership Number: _________________________

Feature Finishing Position: __________________________

INEX INSPECTOR INFORMATION

Engine Number: ___________________________________

Date: ____________________________________________

Time: ___________________________________________

Speedway: _______________________________________

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BANDOLERO CLAIM CARD (COMPLETE THE FOLLOWING):

Claimer must choose one of the following options:

_____“Option A”: The claimer takes immediate delivery of the claimed engine. The claimer is then responsible for the legality of that engine. The claimer is responsible for all engine components not secured by the seals (the engine builder is still responsible for all components secured by the seals).

_____“Option B”: The claimer may choose to have the INEX official send the claimed engine to INEX (or an INEX authorized inspection site, determined by INEX) to be inspected for an additional $250.00 (payable to INEX). The INEX official will be responsible for holding the engine until the time of shipment (this can not be done after the claimer leaves the track with the engine). The claimer must pay for shipping charges along with the $250.00 inspection fee and that engine must be sent to INEX within seven days of the claim by the INEX representative. Upon inspection of the claimed engine, if the claimed engine is found illegal in any way, the check for $1600.00 will be returned to the claimer (claimer is still responsible for shipping charges to the inspection site). All illegal engine components will become the property of INEX. The claimee may also be fined and must pay all fines prior to the legal components being returned. The driver of that car also faces possible additional penalties from INEX. All illegal engine components (items secured by seals) will be impounded and become the property of INEX. If the claimed engine is found legal, the owner of the engine being claimed receives the $1600.00 and the engine will be sent to the claimer (claimer is responsible for shipping charges for the engines shipment).

REFUSAL OF A CLAIM: If the claimee refuses to sell a engine after a legitimate claim has been filed, he/she will be disqualified and suspended from all INEX sanctioned events for one year.

NOTE: ALL COMPONENTS SECURED BY SEALS ARE THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE ENGINE BUILDER.ALL COMPONENTS NOT SECURED BY SEALS ARE THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE DRIVER.

CLAIMER SIGNATURE: ___________________________

CLAIMEE SIGNATURE: ___________________________

INEX OFFICIAL SIGNATURE: ______________________

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