Can wiring be cable tied to roll cage structures?

[Erich Stahler]

The car is to be compliant with MSA rules for UK and European classic/historic GT but not FIA kind of race series.

[frazbomb]

Ours has some harness cable-tied to the door bars, we've never been pulled for it. So I assume its okay.

[drmotorsport]

I don't recall any mention of this in the blue book, and its a fairly common thing to do - so should be ok.

[ollie854]

I've got some wiring cable tied to my cage and I've never been pulled up over it.

[spyderman8]

I concur - nearly all our drivers have done this.

[NJH]

Cable for the IR sensor for the lap timer for a start, then many would have cameras etc. etc. I bet most guys have their lap timer sensor wiring cable tied to the cage.

[Keithyboy]

Camera & lap timing leads all cage mounted - its almost the norm.

[XG332]

Very very common, never heard of it being a problem before.

[Renny]

I'd have no objection as a National Scrutineer

[Erich Stahler]

Renny said:

I'd have no objection as a National Scrutineer

You cant say fairer than that Renny!

[GC8]

Renny said:

I'd have no objection as a National Scrutineer

Irrespective of side, or passenger side only?

[NJH]

I don't think my lap timer would be particularly effective if the IR sensor was pointing out the left side of the vehicle.

[frodo_monkey]

Depends which side the circuit beacon is on, surely?

[lol1]

NJH said:

I don't think my lap timer would be particularly effective if the IR sensor was pointing out the left side of the vehicle.

I think it would work quite well at Rockingham.