The Dubai 24H race is one of the most prestigious endurance racing events held annually at the Dubai Autodrome. The race rules are designed to ensure fair competition and safety for all participants while maintaining the spirit of endurance racing.
According to the official regulations, all competing vehicles must meet specific technical requirements based on their class categorization. The race features multiple classes including GT3, GT4, Touring Car, and special categories for amateur drivers. Each class has specific performance balancing measures to maintain competitive racing throughout the 24-hour duration.
Driver requirements include mandatory minimum rest periods and maximum driving times to prevent fatigue. Teams must have at least two drivers and no single driver may exceed 14 hours of total driving time. All drivers must hold valid international racing licenses appropriate for their respective classes.
The race follows the FIA International Sporting Code with additional specific regulations for the 24-hour format. Safety car procedures, pit stop regulations, and technical inspections are strictly enforced. Teams must complete all mandatory pit stops within specified windows and adhere to strict refueling safety protocols.
Penalties for rule violations range from time penalties to disqualification depending on the severity of the infraction. The race director and stewards have full authority to impose penalties for unsafe driving, technical non-compliance, or procedural violations during the event. |
