Circuito de Navarra
– 24h Challenge

END OF 2022 / DATE TBA

PARTNERS

24H CHALLENGE TEAMS

CarCountryTeamTeam numberGP pointsConfirmed
Tesla Model 3 Eco Grand Prix Romania flagTesla Happy Owners România 0520
Volkswagen e-GolfEco Grand Prix Germany flagE-Golfis01
Hyundai IoniqEco Grand Prix Spain flagABE Tecnic02
Tesla Model 3 Eco Grand Prix electric car race Switzerland logoMotion & Emotion03
Tesla Model SEco Grand Prix Germany flage-Ringe/e-Motion.world25
Eco Grand Prix electric car race UK flag

Circuito de Navarra – powered by ecoGP

Helmet mandatory, driver age min. 18 years. Unlimited charge stops allowed. Max allowed charging speed 22kW. Shared 32A three phase sockets and 22kW CCS/ChaDeMo DC available. Every team is allowed to bring its own charging equipment but plug in only to charge stations possible. Co-driver or guest allowed to drive in the car together with the pilot. Driver changes allowed as many as wanted. Every driver needs the DMSB License C or a corresponding License of the national Motorsport Associations. The DMSB License C (one challenge about 20€, whole season about 50€) you can buy here: https://mein.dmsb.de/web/start

TEAM CATEGORIES

BRONZE:

  • The invoice is issued to a private person.
  • Two helpers are made available to the organization to cover 8 hours of night shift and 8 hours of day shift to work as a guide or controller.
  • DC charger has to be organized by the team itself.
  • Entry fee: € 800.

SILVER:

The invoice is issued to a company; private individuals can also book this option.
We can get the DC charger on request for an extra charge of € 800 (including transport costs).
Entry fee: € 1800.

GOLD:

  • The invoice is issued to a car dealership or a car manufacturer, companies or private teams can also book this option.
  • We will get the DC charger (including transport costs).
  • We provide data and statistics from the race.
  • Hotel rooms for up to 5 team members included.
  • Up to 10 ecoGP rental helmets.
  • We will get you the Race Cards for up to 10 drivers.
  • All-round carefree package, all you have to do is bring your car.
  • Entry fee: € 2900.

    RULES IN SHORT FORMAT:

    • Do as many laps as you can.
    • Charge a maximum of 22kW/h.
    • If you run out of battery on the race track, you will be deducted 2 laps.
    • If you run out of battery after the race and before you have reached the pit lane, you will be deducted 2 laps.
    • If you drive more than 20 km/h in the pit lane you will get one minute of downtime for every km driven too fast.
    • The detailed set of rules is still being worked out and will be published end of March.

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    GENERAL RULES

    Only electric vehicles are allowed to start. They have to be homologated for driving at public roads at the country of competition, having valid papers, insurance and car plates with the permit on driving on public roads and highways.

    Every car type sets it’s record on a race track to be beaten by the same car type. Every starter who intends to start in more than one race has to announce it before starting his first race.

    All drivers of a winning team will get the same points. The points of all races of one season are added. The ecoGP series winners are the ones who have most of the points collected after the last race of the season. 

    Every competition is having slightly different rules, please visit the dedicated competition pages to download the specific rules.

    Points are also distributed to the manufacturers of the cars so driving a Tesla whatever Model will give points to Tesla, same for BMW, Porsche, Kia or whatever brand. The manufacturer with most points will get the trophy handed over officially after the last race of the season.

    Starting by season 2022 converted cars are allowed to participate in the converted EV class.

    BEAT A RECORD!

    Fastest Slalom (Bucharest): Ciprian Cherciu (54,19 s)

    Most km driven in 24h:
    Tesla Roadster: 1205,33 km
    Tesla Model 3: 1185,85 km
    Hyundai Kona: 1183.41 km
    Kia Soul E: 1149,32 km
    Renault ZOE: 1144.45

    Most ecoGP series won: Erik Schilb (2)

    more records here: ecograndprix.com/records/

    ECOGP AWARD SYSTEM

    1st place25 GP Points
    2nd place20 GP Points
    3rd place15 GP Points
    4th place10 GP Points
    5th place7 GP Points
    6th place5 GP Points
    7th place4 GP Points
    8th place3 GP Points
    9th place2 GP Points
    10th place1 GP Point

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