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BCCR Rulebook
2026 BCCR
4.7 - OTHER EQUIPMENT THAT DOES NOT COUNT TOWARD THE TOTAL POINT VALUE
4.7. OTHER EQUIPMENT THAT DOES NOT COUNT TOWARD THE TOTAL POINT VALUE 4.7.1. Teams may replace any worn, broken, ventilated, impaled, defective, or bent beyond all recognition parts on their car without affecting their total points, so long as it’s an OE or OE equivalent part for that car’s specific model. 4.7.1.1. Teams may repair/replace rusted/fatigued/ damaged portions of the chassis with similar-thickness metal or OE-approved repair components/methods. Repairs must maintain some likeness to the original body lines of the chassis. 4.7.1.2. Teams may remove parts or portions of parts from their car without incurring points. 4.7.1.3. STOCK engine rebuilds are permitted. “Stock” is defined as the published specifications and technical measurements provided by the manufacturer. Manufacturer overbore rebuilds are permitted. 4.7.2. Items that are point-free: Air intake components ahead of...
BCCR Rulebook
2026 BCCR
4.3 - FIXED POINTS
4.3. FIXED POINTS 4.3.1. Non-stock Component Values: ChampCar has assigned a FIXED POINT VALUE that will be applied to MOST non-stock and/or performance components. 4.3.2. Fixed Point Value List: ABS, Non-OE, from a vehicle on VPI list: 25 pts Aerodynamic Devices (See Appendix 1 – Aerodynamic Anatomy for more info) o Spoiler / Wing / Splitter / Diffuser / Aero Pan / Air Dam / Side Skirts: 10 pts/ea. Any added aero component outside of the defined components will be charged points based on the square feet of material Alternator, non-OE and not from VPI List: 10 pts Adjustable Cam Gear(s): 5 pts single, 10 pts multiple Automatic Transmissions with 4 speeds (gears) or less, -75 points With 5 speeds, -50 points With 6 speeds, -25 points With 7+ speeds, no discount. An automatic transmission will still be defined as being coupled to the engine through a torque converter. Twin-clutch type tran...
BCCR Rulebook
2026 BCCR
9.22 - AERODYNAMIC DEVICES
9.22. AERODYNAMIC DEVICES 9.22.1. Aerodynamic devices not to exceed the width of unmodified OE bodywork (fenders, bumpers, doors). Note: Side mirrors are not included in bodywork width. Maximum wing height 12” above the roof. Maximum wing drop-back 12” behind the car. A splitter is any horizontal device installed from the centerline of the front axle, extending a maximum of 12” out of the front of the vehicle. An air dam is any vertical device installed from the nose of the bumper down. 9.22.2. Wings may not be mounted forward of the centerline of the rear axle. 9.22.3. Moving aerodynamic devices are prohibited. 9.22.4. Definition of a 10-point wing: Uprights (mounts), endplates, and a single airfoil. Gurney flaps are permitted.
BCCR Rulebook
2026 BCCR
8.1 - PIT AND/OR PADDOCK AREA
8.1. PIT AND/OR PADDOCK AREA 8.1.1. Unless otherwise noted in the Supplemental Rules, all fueling must be done on pit road. 8.1.2. While in the pits, each team entered in the event is REQUIRED to have ready a minimum of one (1) each: 8.1.2.1. Ten (10) pound dry chemical or 3kg NOVEC fire extinguisher having a minimum UL 60 BC or ABC rating. 8.1.2.2. Ten (10) pound bag of grease sweep, kitty litter or other absorbent for oil leaks and/or fuel spillage in their fuel storage area. (Having a broom is a good idea, too!) 8.1.2.3. A suitable gasoline and/or liquid catch pan must be used during refueling in an appropriate position to catch any spilled fuel. All fueling / gasoline catch pans MUST be manufactured of metal or sturdy, chemical resistant plastic, maintain a minimum 3” depth, hold a minimum of 1-gallon (4-quarts) of liquid. Catch pans should be larger than 12” square or 12” in diamete...
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