Introduction
MotorSport New Zealand, having agreed to establish a Series of annual Competitions and Awards hereby declares the following Articles to be those governing the competitions and awards for the sports of Motorkhanas, Autocross and Hillclimbing.

ART. 1 The Championship
The ClubSport Championship is a combination of three Events - a Motorkhana, an Autocross and a Hillclimb – held over one weekend, with points from each event combining to determine the overall champion. These articles must be read in conjunction with the Supplementary Regulations - Part 1 of the MotorSport New Zealand ClubSport Championship.

ART. 2 Format of the Events

1. The vehicle may be any car, station wagon or utility with all body panels in place (and displaying) full current and valid road registration and warrant of fitness.

2. Vehicles will be scrutineered to ensure that they conform to Appendix 2, Schedule A as well as any other requirements and restrictions for the individual events.

3. The same vehicle must be used for all the Events and must retain and use the same drive configuration for all Events, in order to be eligible for the New Zealand ClubSport Championship.

4. Brakes are free, except that the vehicle may only have one foot brake pedal and one hand brake lever.

5. Steering wheel spinners are not permitted.

6. Four wheel drive vehicles are permitted.

7. The only tyres permitted for use are those designed for normal highway use and:
   (a) comply with the Transport (Vehicle Standards) Regulations and;
   (b) comply with Appendix 2 Schedule A Article 4.8 but;
   (c) excludes rally tyres, Knobblies, mud and snow, slick or wet weather race tyres,

1. A competitor must enter all Events prior to the close of championship entries (as stated in the Supplementary Regulations - Part 2) and complete at least one timed run in each Event to be eligible far the title of ClubSport Champion.
   
2. ClubSport Championship competitors may only enter one vehicle for the championship and in each of the Events that make up the championship, this being the vehicle detailed on the entry form.
   
3. The winner of the championship will be the driver who scores the mast points over the 3 Events. Points will be scared in the following manner for each competitor's overall Motorkhana time and for each competitor's fastest run in the Hillclimb and Autocross:
   
   a) Identify the "Winners Time" for each Event by finding the quickest time including penalties.
   
   b) Calculate each competitor's points (rounded to two decimal places) for each Event, using the following formula:
   
   Your Points = ("Winner's Time "/"Your Fastest Time’) X 100.
   
   eg. The winner's time for one event is 200 seconds, your time is 300 seconds.
   The winner will score (200/200) X 100 = 100 points, while you score (200/300) X 100 = 66.67 points.
   
   c) Add the points from each event together to give each competitor’s overall score.
   
4. In the event of a tie, for any of the titles the Clerk of Course appointed to the Event will apply the following criteria.
   
   (a) take into account the number of timed runs forming part of the Event in question and consider the tied competitors best times in each of the official runs with the title being awarded to the competitor with the superior number of fastest times over the other tied competitors.
   
   (b) should a tie still exist then the best times of each effected competitor shall be averaged with the title being awarded to the person having the best averaged time.
   
   (c) should a tie still exist then the Steward shall refer the matter to MotorSport New Zealand who shall base its choice of title winner using other such consideration it deems appropriate or it may decide to appoint joint title winners.

All the above awards will be presented annually at the MotorSport New Zealand Prizegiving held in conjunction with the Annual General Council Meeting.