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Motor Supersport 600 cc No 13, Anthony West (Akeno Speed Racing), dikeluarkan dari hasil Race 1 dan race 2 pada seri 2 the 2017 FIM Asia Road Racing Championship yang dihelat di Sirkuit International Chang-Thailand tangga 14 dan 15 April 2017.
Team Akeno Speed Racing menolak melucuti ( membongkar-to strip ) Motornya di Parc ferme Buat sebuah post-race scrutineering. Ini adalah pelanggaran dari Mekanisme yang menyebabkan diskualifikasi. Rincian dari Kejadian di Seri 2 ARRC Thailand adalah sebagai berikut :
1. Post-Race SuperSports 600cc
Time: 16.00 ICT
Race Category: SuperSports 600cc
Location: Parc Ferme
Setelah race 2 SS500, tiga besar Motor ( Motor No 13, Moto no 25 dan Motor No 24) diberitahu Buat menyerahkan berbagai bagian mesin mereka Buat scrutineering pasca-race, Mekanisme Lazim dilakukan pada akhir setiap seri balapan. Bukan Terdapat protes yang dilakukan oleh salah satu tim berkaitan dengan scrutineering pasca-race. Mekanik tim Buat Motor No 13 menentang perintah Buat melakukannya.
2. Post-Scrutineering SuperSports 600cc
Time: 17:05 ICT
Race Category: SuperSports 600cc
Location: Parc Ferme
Pada akhir waktu yang ditetapkan Buat melucuti mesin mereka, Mekanik Tim Motor Nomor 13 menggiring/ membawa sepedamotor keluar dari area scrutineering dalam pemahaman penuh bahwa Apabila mereka melakukannya tanpa pelucutan mesin mereka, mereka akan didiskualifikasi.
Sepanjang waktu selama satu jam ditetapkan, tak Terdapat satupun baut yang dilepas dari Motor No 13. Scrutineering Pasca-race selesai Buat sepedamotor Nomor 25 dan Nomor 24 – kedua tim telah memberikan bagian yang diperlukan Buat pemeriksaan.
3. Perilisan Hasil Race SS600
Hasil sementara yang dikeluarkan pada jam 15.48 ICT, tertunda akhir waktu protes.
Hasil amandemen/ Perubahan dikeluarkan pada Jam 17.23 ICT Buat Race 2 di Seri 2. Selanjutnya, hasil Buat Race 1 di Putaran 2 juga dibuat berubah, karena scrutineering pasca balapan mempengaruhi kedua race secara mesin di sealed di dua balap tersebut. Oleh karena itu, setiap pelanggaran di sisi teknis akan mempengaruhi hasil di kedua Race 1 dan Race 2.
Ketika hasil perubahan di rilis Jam 17:23 ICT, Bukan Terdapat protest yang menentang Perubahan hasil
4. Technical Director
Technical Director Walk Out, mengundurkan diri dari Posisinya Jam 13:50 ICT sewaktu Scruitenerring Pasca-race Underbone 150 cc dan dilakukan sebelum Race Supersport 600cc berlangsung. Ia Bukan hadir Ketika race 2 Supersport 600 cc. Posisinya dilanjutkan oleh Mr. Somchow Thanawin, FIM Technical Steward berlisensi (License No: 11344) Tamat sisa Balapan berlangsung
5. FIM Asia Road Racing Championship
FIM Asia Road Racing Championship diselenggarakan dengan standar yang ditetapkan oleh FIM dan Asia FIM. Bukan Terdapat ketidakadilan yang disebabkan dengan Metode apapun Buat setiap peserta atau tim. Hal ini sama mengecewakan ketika tuduhan dan Opini yang dibuat tanpa pemahaman penuh fakta-fakta dan proses yang Cocok dari aturan yang ditetapkan dalam Motorsports yang menekankan standar tertinggi Buat sportifitas dan profesionalisme.
Based on FIM Asia Press Release
Versi Bahasa Inggris
SuperSports 600cc Bike No. 13, Anthony West (Akeno Speed Racing), was excluded from the results of Race 1 and Race 2 in Round 2 of the 2017 FIM Asia Road Racing Championship that took place at the Chang International Circuit in Thailand on April 14 and 15, 2017.
Team Akeno Speed Racing had refused to strip the motorcycle at parc ferme for post-race scrutineering. This was an infringement of the technical procedures and was the cause for the disqualification.
The breakdown of the incident at Round 2 ARRC in Thailand was as follows:
1. Post-Race SuperSports 600cc
Time: 1600hrs ICT
Race Category: SuperSports 600cc
Location: Parc Ferme
After the SuperSports 600cc Race 2, the top three bikes (Bike No. 13, Bike No. 25 and Bike No. 24) were told to provide various parts of their engine for post-race scrutineering, a common procedure done at the end of every race weekend. There was no protest made by any of the teams with regards to the post-race scrutineering.
Team Mechanics for Bike No. 13 were against the order to do so.
2. Post-Scrutineering SuperSports 600cc
Time: 1705hrs ICT
Race Category: SuperSports 600cc
Location: Parc Ferme
At the end of the time stipulated to strip their engines, Team Mechanics for Bike No. 13 rolled the bike out of the scrutineering area in full comprehension that if they do so without stripping their engine, they will be disqualified.
Throughout the hour-long stipulated time, not a single bolt was removed from Bike No. 13.
Post-race Scrutineering finished with Bike No. 25 and Bike No. 24 – both teams had provided the necessary parts for inspection.
3. Issuance of Race Results
Provisional results were issued at 1548 hrs ICT pending the end of protest time.
An amended result was issued at 1723 hrs ICT for Race 2 at Round 2. Subsequently, an amended result for Race 1 at Round 2 was also made, because the post race scrutineering affects both races as the engines are sealed. Hence, any infringement on the technical side would affect results in both Race 1 and Race 2.
When the amended results were issued at 1723 hrs ICT, no protest were made against the amended results.
4. Technical Director
The Technical Director walked out therefore resigning his position at 1350 ICT during the post-race scrutineering for the Underbone 150cc motorcycles and prior to the SuperSports 600cc race. He was not present during the SuperSports 600cc Race 2.
His duties were continued by Mr. Somchow Thanawin, a licensed FIM Technical Steward (License No: 11344) for the remainder of the races.
5. FIM Asia Road Racing Championship
The FIM Asia Road Racing Championship is organized to the standards as laid down by the FIM and the FIM Asia. There was no injustice caused in any way to any participant or team. It is equally disappointing when accusations and assumptions were made without full understanding of the facts and proper processes of the rules laid in Motorsports that emphasizes the highest standards for sportsmanship and professionalism.
