The registration is made directly via the homepage by submitting registration form:
After successfully submitting the registration form, your team is registered for the selected race.
If a fixed spot was available during the registration, you will receive an email to the specified email address within the next few days with further information on payment. From the receipt of this email you have 7 days to pay the amount via Paypal or bank transfer to fix your place in grid. If no payment is received within this period, your spot will be passed on to the next team in the waiting list.
If there are no fixed spots available, you can register on the waiting list (recognizable by the word waiting list when you select an appointment in the registration form).
If a team cancels, the participants on the waiting list are informed whether they want to make the appointment. That means you only have to pay for the race when a place in grid is guaranteed!
The cost is € 96 per driver.
At the 24 HOURS there is a minimum of 5 drivers per team (minimum fee € 480).
At the 12 HOURS at least 4 drivers per team must be registered (minimum fee € 384).
If a fixed spot was available during the registration, you will receive an email to the specified email address within the next few days with further information on payment. From the receipt of this email you have 7 days to pay the amount via Paypal or bank transfer to fix your place in grid. If no payment is received within this period, your spot will be passed on to the next team in the waiting list.
If there was no fixed spot available at the registration, your team is on the waiting list. You will only receive the email with the payment information when a fixed spot is available for you. That means you only have to pay for the race when a place in grid is guaranteed!
Drivers can be changed until the start of the race!
Until the waiver of liability is handed in and the driver wrist bands are received by your team you can change the drivers.
Additional drivers can be registered on site, but must then be paid in cash.
A reimbursement of non-appearing participants is not possible.
The vehicle can be changed until the race. Please send an e-mail with the team name and the subject “vehicle change” with the data of the new vehicle (type, power, year of construction, weight, photo) to office@24hracing.at.
The principle of “first come, first served” applies – the earlier the registration, the more likely it is to get a fixed spot.
If you want to be sure to get a place in the grid on your desired date, it is advisable to register as early as possible after the dates have been published.
If all fixed spots for a race are occupied, further registrations are made on the waiting list.
The rules are available in the download section of the website.
The document contains organizational and technical regulations for the race.
Only serial-production vehicles with one driven axle (2WD) are permitted.
All-wheel drive vehicles (4WD), quads, buggies, off-road vehicles, tractors and monster trucks are prohibited.
The vehicle must be in good technical condition. A “pickerl” §57 is not necessary.
All other regulations for the vehicle can be found in the rules.
The technical inspection takes place before the race at your spot in the paddock.
The main points to be checked are:
If the vehicle does not comply with the rules, your team can of course make improvements.
Upon successful technical inspection, the vehicle receives a sticker on the windshield and is approved for the race.
A successfully passed technical inspection only means that the vehicle complies with the rules at the time of the scrutineering. The acceptance of the car or the label issued do not provide any information about driving safety.
Each team is responsible for the safety of their vehicle!
Yes, there is a power supply for the participants of the race in the paddock.
Please take enough extension cables with you, as the way to the next distribution box can be quite long.
During the last races there were occasional power supply failures. If you have a power unit, it is advisable to take it with you.
The Nyirád Motorsport Centrum is located northwest of Lake Balaton, about two hours by car from Vienna and Graz. More Information is available on the following page:
The race track of the MSC Höchstädt in the Fichtelgebirge is located in the north of Bavaria near the Czech border. Therefore it offers good accessibility from most of Germany. More information is available at following page:
The autocross race track in Kecel is located in the south of Hungary.
The team with the most driven laps wins this score.
The team with the highest points calculated by driven laps x factor wins this score.
The multiplication factor will be determined based on the strongest and weakest (performance), oldest and youngest (year of construction) and heaviest and lightest (weight) vehicle determined.
The lap time is measured with the help of two single-use transponders on the windscreen of the vehicle.
These are issued during the technical inspection and do not have to be returned.
If the windscreen has to be replaced, please contact the race control to get new transponders.
Failure to comply with the rules or unsportsmanlike behavior can result in the following penalties:
Reasons are e.g. unsportsmanlike behavior, negligent vehicle repair, driving without exhaust, light adjustment, …
The penalty will be announced on the live timing page and in most cases communicated personally to the team concerned.
An ambulance is on site during the entire race!
Please take a look on the track map for the exact position (available under Downloads).
Live timing and further information during the race is available at https://www.24hracing.at/live/ and with the Apps for Android and Windows 10.
Penalties and further information during the race are also announced there.
or Download .apk for Android Phones
Turn on the hazard lights and stay in the vehicle until the towing service retrieves the vehicle by using a tow rope, tow bar or a tow dolly.
Get out of the car when it is on fire and leave the danger area as soon as possible in a save way.
The yellow flashing lights indicate a broken vehicle or another obstacle on the track.
In this case the following rules apply:
Refueling, changing tires and repairing the vehicle is only allowed in your spot in the paddock.
There is no petrol station at the race track, so take enough fuel with you in cans.
However, it is also possible to leave the site and get some fuel during the race. A list of the nearest petrol stations can be found in the Rules document under the heading “Useful Information”.
Drivers can be changed during the race either in your spot in the paddock or in the designated areas.
You can find more information on these areas in the track map (available under Downloads).