Article 1 - Registration

No manual registration is required to participate in the championship. Entry is automatic and final for managers in any category (Rookie, Amateur, Pro, Master) as soon as they finish among the top 10 of a Grand Prix, across all groups within their category.

Once a manager enters the standings, it is not possible to request removal from the classification.

Article 2 - Race Time Consideration

During each race, the time of each manager will be taken into account within their respective category (Rookie, Amateur, Pro, Master).

Article 3 - Points Allocation

The ten best times in each race, across all groups within each category, will score points according to the following scale:

• 1st: 25 points
• 2nd: 18 points
• 3rd: 15 points
• 4th: 12 points
• 5th: 10 points
• 6th: 8 points
• 7th: 6 points
• 8th: 4 points
• 9th: 2 points
• 10th: 1 point

Article 4 - General Classification

The general classification will be determined by summing the points earned across all 17 Grand Prix races of the season. The manager with the most points after the final race of the season will be declared the winner and awarded the title of Master World Champion.

Article 5 - Tie-Breaking Criteria

In the event of a tie in points, managers will be ranked according to the following criteria:

• Number of first-place finishes.
• If still tied, number of second-place finishes.
• If still tied, number of third-place finishes.
• And so on, until the tie is broken.

Article 6 - Bonus Points

The manager with the best qualifying time (Q1 + Q2) in their category will receive 1 bonus point, provided they finish among the top ten in their category across all groups.

The manager with the fastest lap time in the race in their category will receive 1 bonus point, provided they finish among the top ten in their category across all groups.

Article 7 - Publication of Results

Results and rankings will be published after each race and before the next one, except in exceptional circumstances.