PIT STOPS Sample Clauses
The PIT STOPS clause defines the rules and procedures governing scheduled or unscheduled stops during a race or event. It typically outlines requirements such as the minimum or maximum duration of a pit stop, safety protocols to be followed, and which services (like refueling, tire changes, or repairs) are permitted during these stops. By establishing clear guidelines for pit stops, this clause ensures fairness among participants, maintains safety standards, and helps prevent disputes related to pit stop conduct during the event.
PIT STOPS. Before any intervention on the car the engine have to be switched off.
7.3.1. During the qualifying practices and the race - pilot changes are prohibited during refuelling at the fuel pump. - Driver and tire changes must be made on the pitlane in front of the competitor’s pit.