Official document
Season 7 Regulations
Version V1.0.0 · Read the complete document before beginning any project work.
Competition
The official reference for designing, organising and racing in Season 7.
Official document
Version V1.0.0 · Read the complete document before beginning any project work.
Regulations map
A practical guide to the articles; the official document always takes precedence.
R1 — R3
Single-phase registration, one car per team, defined roles and a new National Final structure.
R4 — R6
Formats, pit stops, in-person qualifying, scoring and on-track conduct.
R7 — R10
Deliveries, the Design Event, DRD, material planning and technical checks.
R11 — R14
Chassis, tyres, electronics, powertrain, aerodynamics and safety.
R15 — R16
The new Prototype category and the team's identity rules.
New standard
An operational overview of Season 7's key changes.
1,400–2,200 g; 30 N stiffness test; mandatory FEM.
Two-flap front wing, mandatory plank and the new Plane A.
Slick or rain tyres only; 45–60 mm width; no intermediates.
One rigid battery, 7.6 V LiHV allowed, ECU-operated rain light.
AIMA standard CAD STEP; the same base for every team.
Technical Quiz, Finals C/D, a second car, black flag and intermediate tyres.
Race formats
Season 7's format brings together speed, reliability and team management.
20 minutes
A race that rewards pace, reliability and the ability to make clean decisions in traffic.
15 minutes
A compact race where preparation, focus and execution speed make the difference.
45 minutes
Strategy, driver management and a mandatory pit stop changing all four tyres.
Quick interpretation
Answers based on V1.0. If you have a specific case, send it to the staff with the relevant regulations references.
No. In Season 7 every team enters one car; its chassis must be able to host the Prototype body for the Endurance.
Not automatically. Changes to weight, front wing, plank, tyres and checks require a full V1.0 review.
The ranking considers each team's best qualifying performance. The National Final brings together 20 teams.
The Regulations define the general rules. The Qualification Handbook and Final Handbook will add operational instructions, venues and programmes.