Common use of PARC FERME Clause in Contracts

PARC FERME. 7.11.1. The parc fermé regime is the one under which the cars are placed at the end of a qualifying session, as soon as the checkered flag or a red flag is presented. If it is due to a red flag, the cars will be immobilized in front of their pits without any mechanical intervention unless the College of Stewards gives permission. The parc-fermé will not apply after the presentation of the checkered flag for the breaks between Q1 and Q2 and between Q2 and Q3. During the race, in the event of interruption of the race following the presentation of the red flag, competitors are also under the parc fermé regime and must comply with the instructions of the Race Director and/or his assistants.

PARC FERME. 7.11.17.10.1. The parc fermé regime is the one under which the cars are placed at the end of a qualifying session, as soon as the checkered flag or a red flag is presented. If it is due to a red flag, the cars will be immobilized in front of their pits without any mechanical intervention unless the College of Stewards gives permission. permission The parc-fermé system will not apply after the presentation of the checkered flag for the breaks between Q1 and Q2 and between Q2 and Q3. During the race, in the event of interruption of the race following the presentation of the red flag, competitors are also under the parc fermé regime and must comply with the instructions of the Race Director and/or his assistants.