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FIA Group E
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Group E is a formula racing class governed by the FIA for racing cars. Group E was first mentioned in Appendix J of the International Sporting Code in 1990.[1]
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Group E features very few technical regulations. For safety regulations the articles refer to the category (I, II or III) the car is comparable with.
Group E features four different subclasses:
- Category I: Vehicles comparable to Category I must comply with the homologation criteria of Group N, Group A or Group R and have at least 4 seats and their original structure must remain identifiable at any time.[2]
- Category II-SH: Silhouette-type cars (Cars with the appearance of a large production car with 4 seats);
- Category II-SC: Sports cars (Two seater competition cars, open or closed, built especially for competition);
- Category II-SS: Single-seater track type cars of International Formula or Free Formula cars.
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Many cars fall within the rules of Group E. Examples are the Tatuus N.T07 (SS) and the Renault Mégane Trophy (SH).
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