srgalahad
Charter Member 2022
General Rules Overview:
This is a Race Around Africa. The Start is near the center of the continent, then Groups will proceed to a coastal point (of your choosing) on the Route, thence around the continent (clockwise or counter-clockwise) until the circumnavigation is complete, and then inward to the Finish (same as the start location).
Aircraft allowed are as in the RTWR Rules of 2009, separated into 5 Classes (2 default classes with additions; regular RTWR race a/c; subsonic jets; long range, multi-engine pistons).
As this will not be operated "in real time" legs may be flown in, and clocks set, to an appropriate local time - with the requirement that a specified number of legs must be flown in darkness.
Crashes and associated 'penalties' are laid out in the detailed rules. The Wingman Transfer Rule applies (and use of a wingman is encouraged). Standard RTW baton posts will be used. No bonuses are involved. Each Group will be responsible for tracking (tabulating) the night flights completed.
Aircraft and simulator settings are to conform to the RTWR Rules.
Additional and specific rules are posted in the restricted Team Forum.
Spectators can watch for updates, flight reports and stories of the practice here. For more information about Team SOH or the Round The World Race, feel free to ask!
The RTWR is just a few weeks away!
Rob
This is a Race Around Africa. The Start is near the center of the continent, then Groups will proceed to a coastal point (of your choosing) on the Route, thence around the continent (clockwise or counter-clockwise) until the circumnavigation is complete, and then inward to the Finish (same as the start location).
Aircraft allowed are as in the RTWR Rules of 2009, separated into 5 Classes (2 default classes with additions; regular RTWR race a/c; subsonic jets; long range, multi-engine pistons).
As this will not be operated "in real time" legs may be flown in, and clocks set, to an appropriate local time - with the requirement that a specified number of legs must be flown in darkness.
Crashes and associated 'penalties' are laid out in the detailed rules. The Wingman Transfer Rule applies (and use of a wingman is encouraged). Standard RTW baton posts will be used. No bonuses are involved. Each Group will be responsible for tracking (tabulating) the night flights completed.
Aircraft and simulator settings are to conform to the RTWR Rules.
Additional and specific rules are posted in the restricted Team Forum.
Spectators can watch for updates, flight reports and stories of the practice here. For more information about Team SOH or the Round The World Race, feel free to ask!
The RTWR is just a few weeks away!
Rob