FIM Supersport World Championship Going To Control ECU In 2019

FIM Supersport World Championship Going To Control ECU In 2019

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MOTUL FIM Superbike & FIM Supersport World Championships

Changes to the Regulations

The Superbike Commission composed of Messrs Rezsö Bulcsu (FIM CCR Director), Takanao Tsubouchi (MSMA Representative) and Gregorio Lavilla (Chairman and WorldSBK Sporting Director) in the presence of Messrs Franck Vayssié, Paul Duparc (FIM) and Daniel Carrera (WorldSBK Executive Director), in a meeting held at Barcelona-Catalunya (ESP) on 15 June, made a few changes to the 2018 MOTUL FIM Superbike & FIM Supersport World Championship Regulations.

The goal was to clarify the Rules, as deemed necessary.

Sporting Regulations

Minor modifications to the start procedure were approved to clarify the situation when, after the warm up lap, a rider stalls his engine on the grid or has other difficulties. The rider must remain on the motorcycle and raise an arm. Attempting to restart the motorcycle on the grid is not permitted. Under the supervision or assistance of a marshal, the rider will exit the grid to the pit lane where his mechanics may provide assistance. This clarification of the Start procedure is applicable immediately.

Technical Regulations

The Superbike Commission decided to allow all teams competing in the 2018 FIM Supersport World Championship to use the MKE7 ECU as from the Portimao race.

As from the season 2019, the use of this MKE7 ECU will become unique (and Standard) and a rpm limitation common to all manufacturers will be applied.

The 2018 MOTUL FIM Superbike & Supersport World Championships Regulations will be available at FIM-LIVE.COM within the next days.

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