Wildcard

A 'free pass' granted by the organising committee: it allows free entry or the start of a vehicle that does not otherwise match the supplementary regulations.

A wildcard is a 'free pass' granted by the organising committee. It either allows free entry – for example for sponsors or guests of honour – or serves as start permission for vehicles that do not actually match the supplementary regulations, for instance a youngtimer at a pure classic-car event. Granting it is at the organiser's discretion.

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Related terms

  • Supplementary regulations

    The official rule set of a classic-car event. It sets out entry conditions, contacts, the entry fee, scoring, penalties and the prize-giving, and is binding on everyone who enters.

  • Organising committee

    The party with overall responsibility for an event (also called event management). It is usually the main point of contact for authorities and other key partners.

  • Entry

    The application to the organiser to take part in an event. With the entry – usually together with the entry fee – a crew applies for a starting place.

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