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WHAT'S MY CATEGORY AND CLASS?

Every car competing in the VSSC has to be classified by Category and Class, on the Entry Form, by the Competitor.  The responsibility for the correct classification of the vehicle entered, rests with the Competitor.  You need to know the Category and Class of your vehicle before you can complete the Entry Form.

Here are a few things you need to know

  • A summary of the Categories and Classes is shown in the table below, BUT ...
  • you need to read the 'Technical Regulations' BEFORE you can determine your Category, you can access the Technical Regulations by 'clicking' on the 'Entry Form & Regulations' tab on the left.
  • Category 1 permits some freedoms for Standard Road Cars, and
  • Category 2 permits more.
  • Category 3 enables a car derived from a production car to be modified to the level of a sports sedan.
  • Category 4, is for 'Clubman Style Cars', BUT you will need to read the definition of a 'Clubman' style car to see if yours fits in.
  • If your car doesn't fit into Categories 1, 2, 3 or 4 then it will surely fit in Category 5.
  • Each Category has its own particular capacity classes.
  • If your car has forced induction then you will have to apply a 'multiplication factor' to the engine capacity or swept volume to get the correct capacity class for your vehicle.  These multiplication factors can be found in the Technical Regulations.
     
    Category 1 Category 2 Category 3 Category 4 Category 5
    Standard Road Cars Modified Road Cars Radical Clubman Style Cars Competition
    1.  <=1600 cc
    2.  1601 - 2000 cc
    3.  2001 - 3000 cc
    4.  3001 - 4500 cc
    5.  >4500 cc    		 1.  <= 2000 cc
    2.  2001 - 3000 cc
    3.  3001 - 4500 cc
    4.  >4500 cc    		 1.  <= 2000 cc
    2.  2001 - 3000 cc
    3.  3001 - 4500 cc
    4.  >4500 cc    		 1.  <=1600 cc
    2.  1601 - 2000 cc

         		 1.  <= 1300 cc
    2.  1301 - 1600 cc
    3.  1601 - 4500 cc
    4.  >4500 cc
 
   

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