Objectives of Regularity

Regularity is a competition where after practice sessions, the driver nominates a lap time and endeavours to maintain that time over a number of competitive laps of the race circuit. The closer you are to your nominated lap time, the less penalty points earned for each lap. The driver with the least points wins the heat and the lowest total for the day is the winner. Furthest from their nominated lap time comes last.

It’s a relatively safe form of competition, as outright speed or lap time is not a consideration in scoring. Therefore, you don’t need an expensive race car – your street car can be just as competitive as any track or race car. A car passing you on the track is not perceived as beating you, as competitors are not permitted to block or dice with each other, as in racing. These rules result in much safer competition and any competitor who blocks or dices with another will be spoken to by the event officials.