How do you upgrade to International C?
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I had an National A, got 6 more signatures, got a stress ECG done on top of the usual medical and sent the card and application form in - Int C for the following season. The ECG lasts two years so this year I just had the normal medical (I'm old enough to need one annually).
Just ring the MSA - they're really helpful.
Just ring the MSA - they're really helpful.
Nothing to National B - pass medical, pass ARDS test
Nat. B to Nat. A - get 6 signatures from club level events, 1 of which can be for marshalling.
Nat. A to Int. D - the holder of a National A can upgrade to International D without any further criteria, just the cost of the upgrade (the difference between the two plus an upgrade fee)
Nat. A or Int. D to Int. C. - get Signatures from: 3 National A races OR 2 National ‘A’ plus 2 National ‘B’ or Clubman Races OR 6 National ‘B’ or Clubman Races. All from three different venues.
Int C to Int B and Int. B to Int. A. - compete satisfactorily in at least 10 national races or international races within the previous 2 years, and if you've finished in the top 5 of those races and finished within the top 5 of a suitable important championship, then you can get Int. A rather than Int. B.
Int. A to FIA Super Licence - accumulate at least 40 qualifying points within three years. Winning GP2, Indycar, F3 European series gives you 40 points. Winning national F4 gives you 12 points.
Nat. B to Nat. A - get 6 signatures from club level events, 1 of which can be for marshalling.
Nat. A to Int. D - the holder of a National A can upgrade to International D without any further criteria, just the cost of the upgrade (the difference between the two plus an upgrade fee)
Nat. A or Int. D to Int. C. - get Signatures from: 3 National A races OR 2 National ‘A’ plus 2 National ‘B’ or Clubman Races OR 6 National ‘B’ or Clubman Races. All from three different venues.
Int C to Int B and Int. B to Int. A. - compete satisfactorily in at least 10 national races or international races within the previous 2 years, and if you've finished in the top 5 of those races and finished within the top 5 of a suitable important championship, then you can get Int. A rather than Int. B.
Int. A to FIA Super Licence - accumulate at least 40 qualifying points within three years. Winning GP2, Indycar, F3 European series gives you 40 points. Winning national F4 gives you 12 points.
Edited by andrewcliffe on Friday 12th February 18:01
andrewcliffe said:
Nothing to National B - pass medical, pass ARDS test
Nat. B to Nat. A - get 6 signatures from club level events, 1 of which can be for marshalling.
Nat. A to Int. D - the holder of a National A can upgrade to International D without any further criteria, just the cost of the upgrade (the difference between the two plus an upgrade fee)
Nat. A or Int. D to Int. C. - get Signatures from: 3 National A races OR 2 National ‘A’ plus 2 National ‘B’ or Clubman Races OR 6 National ‘B’ or Clubman Races. All from three different venues.
Int C to Int B and Int. B to Int. A. - compete satisfactorily in at least 10 national races or international races within the previous 2 years, and if you've finished in the top 5 of those races and finished within the top 5 of a suitable important championship, then you can get Int. A rather than Int. B.
Int. A to FIA Super Licence - accumulate at least 40 qualifying points within three years. Winning GP2, Indycar, F3 European series gives you 40 points. Winning national F4 gives you 12 points.
Brill! Thanks Nat. B to Nat. A - get 6 signatures from club level events, 1 of which can be for marshalling.
Nat. A to Int. D - the holder of a National A can upgrade to International D without any further criteria, just the cost of the upgrade (the difference between the two plus an upgrade fee)
Nat. A or Int. D to Int. C. - get Signatures from: 3 National A races OR 2 National ‘A’ plus 2 National ‘B’ or Clubman Races OR 6 National ‘B’ or Clubman Races. All from three different venues.
Int C to Int B and Int. B to Int. A. - compete satisfactorily in at least 10 national races or international races within the previous 2 years, and if you've finished in the top 5 of those races and finished within the top 5 of a suitable important championship, then you can get Int. A rather than Int. B.
Int. A to FIA Super Licence - accumulate at least 40 qualifying points within three years. Winning GP2, Indycar, F3 European series gives you 40 points. Winning national F4 gives you 12 points.
Edited by andrewcliffe on Friday 12th February 18:01
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