Race number size

[Smudge62]

What is the preferred height of the race numbers that is mostly used on Westfields, I had to use 11" on my rally car but that's far to big on such a small car and I know a smaller size would fit better but unsure how much smaller. 

[Simon Waterfall Syman84]

9inch or 11inch for msuk blue book spec. 

[Smudge62]

Thanks Simon

[IanD]

I have always used 9" 

 

Though as long as they are clear they dont seem to be too fussy for speed events

[maurici]

My Race plate is allways been A4 Size (the size of my cutter) and never had any problems as long as they are clear.

However I've been excluded for less obvious things, so moving on, I would stick to Blue Book Regulations.

[Mark (smokey mow)]

This is what the MSUK regulations say, but in reality providing its readable then I’ve not known them to be that strict on applying the rules.

 

 

[Terry Everall]

For hillclimbs and sprints it is not normally a requirement to comply with 4.1.2 as we dont fix a nosecone number. There are some places I have heard of that ask for it as an extra in their Supplementary event regs

[Andy - a15cro]

When or how do the numbers get allocated? 

[cast iron]

for racing or sprinting?

[Andy - a15cro]

21 minutes ago, cast iron said:

for racing or sprinting?

 

Sprinting, i.e the Blyton one coming up in July.

[Simon Waterfall Syman84]

Andy you will get you number when the final instructions are sent out about 1-2 weeks before the event

[Andy - a15cro]

Thanks @Simon Waterfall Syman84  got my number board cut out and stuck on. Thanks @Hawkemotorsport for the couple of stickers with my last order.

 

Just needing the rest of the pack to find a sticky home for  

 

[cast iron]

sprinting, bit of electrical tape usually does 

[stephenh]

On 01/06/2021 at 10:07, Terry Everall - WSCC Competition Secretary said:

For hillclimbs and sprints it is not normally a requirement to comply with 4.1.2 as we dont fix a nosecone number. There are some places I have heard of that ask for it as an extra in their Supplementary event regs

Notably Shelsley Walsh, where they require a number on the nose or bonnet of the car so the pre-start line marshall can see your number as you approach him. However the nose cone number can be smaller, as long as it is readable for 20 or 30 feet. I used black electrician's tape for that one, which they were happy with.

[Terry Everall]

Andy

Your number will change at every event