Allan McDonald wrote:
QUOTE:
Joey D wrote:
QUOTE:
Do the rules state that this bike cannot be raced in the Supersport class at the TT
The supersport race is for supersport bikes not full on race bikes!
The answer is it cannot be raced in supersport.
Allan
Road Racing FIM Superbike &
Supersport World Championships
and FIM Superstock Cup Regulations
2010
REQUIREMENTS FOR AN FIM HOMOLOGATION
Application
Any manufacturer of mass production motorcycles may apply for an FIM
homologation of one or more of his models in order to qualify for competing in
the Road Racing Superbike & Supersport World Championship and the
Superstock Cup as long as the model belongs to one of these classes.
Eligibility requirements :
• Motorcycles must have a valid international homologation for road use or a
national homologation for road use obtained in one of the signatory
countries of the 1968 Vienna Convention.
• The motorcycles must represent machines of mass production.
• The motorcycles must be of current production.
• The motorcycles are to be sold for every day use.
• At the time of the FIM inspection for homologation, the motorcycles must be
completely equipped with all road-using equipment. (e.g. full lighting
equipment).
• Only the original manufacturer may present the motorcycle for
homologation.
• The manufacturer must be a holder of an FIM licence for manufacturers.
• If the motorcycle is presented with an engine from a motorcycle
manufacturer different from the manufacturer requesting the homologation,
a permission or commercial agreement must be presented at the time of
the homologation request.
• The motorcycle must have a manufacturer's certificate of origin.
