CATERHAM JOINS THE TRADITIONAL TRUCK GP
Caterham racing provides a competitive platform for amateur and professional drivers, where they can take on talented rivals at renowned circuits around the world.
Caterham races are renowned for their intensity, competitiveness and friendly spirit. The so-called monotype competitions ensure perfect sporting fairness.
Between 35 and 40 cars will take part in the Academy category and 25 in the Roadsport category, guaranteeing some great duels throughout the weekend!
At speeds of over 200 kph, these little cars promise to be breathtaking! With their relentless overtaking, aspiration and brawling, the Caterhams are going to keep you glued to the track for the rest of the weekend!
3 CATEGORIES WILL COMPETE ON THE TRACK
The 340 R is a multi-purpose car that can be registered and homologated for circuit racing. Most of the drivers entered come from the Caterham Academy Cup, which is reserved for beginners. The configuration of the car offers an incomparable driving experience that pushes the limits of excitement, and allows the drivers to continue to raise their level.
The 420 R France and Iberia is the most elitist category, reserved for experienced drivers.
This category offers an intense challenge on the track, where only the most skilful can claim victory. By taking part in this prestigious championship, drivers have the opportunity to measure themselves against the racing elite, constantly pushing back their limits.
Joining the 420R category means becoming part of a competitive world, an unforgettable racing experience and a captivating spectacle for motor sport enthusiasts.
STRUCTURE OF A SLEEVE
- 2 free 30 min
- 2 qualifiers of 20 min
- 2 races of 30 min
CHARACTERISTICS OF A CATERHAM
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Caterham Challenge is organised by Caterham Compétition France, under the supervision of the Fédération Française de Sport Automobile. All points not covered by these regulations are covered by the International Sporting Code, the general F.F.S.A. regulations, the standard regulations for ‘asphalt’ circuits or will appear in the specific regulations for each event.