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General Rules and Regulations for Mille Miglia 2009PLEASE READ THE FOLLOWING GENERAL PROVISIONS (“DG”) THROUGH CAREFULLY, AS THEY WILL GOVERN THE TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF YOUR ENTRY APPLICATION, AND OF YOUR EVENTUAL ADMISSION AND PARTICIPATION IN THE MILLE MIGLIA 2009. BY ACCEPTING THE DG SPELLED OUT BELOW, YOU ARE RECOGNIZING AND ACCEPTING THE FACT THAT YOU WILL BE GOVERNED BY THEM. IF YOU DO NOT AGREE WITH AND ACCEPT THE STATED TERMS AND CONDITIONS, YOU MAY CLICK ON THE “I REFUSE” BUTTON SHOWN ON YOUR SCREEN. IN THIS CASE, YOU WILL NOT BE GIVEN ACCESS TO THE ENTRY FORMS OF THE EVENT. Art. 1 - Proposed versus Finalized Programmes: Proposed Programmes are those still being refined in terms of routing and locations, and/or in terms of the structures that will be used. The A.T.I. MAC Events hereby affirms that it will maintain the services and structures shown in the Finalized Programme. However in the unlikely event of some services becoming unavailable due to circumstances beyond its control, it reserves the right to substitute it or them with services and/or structures of equal quality. Art. 2 - Classic Car Regularity Event: Time measurement up to a hundredth of a second, and with penalty for early or late arrival. Time measurement will be done by use of pneumatic tube pressure switches which must have print-out equipment. The terms of reference regarding regulations will be the C.S.A.I. 2009 Regulations. Art. 3 - Cars Admitted to the Mille Miglia 2009: As per tradition, only 375 cars will be allowed to take part in the event. Seeing as the number of requests for entry greatly exceeds the allowed number of places, and in order to respect a rigorous criteria of rotation among the various models, the selection process will give precedence to the following:
Art. 4 - Admission to the Mille Miglia 2009 and Eventual Protests regarding Non-admission: The selection committee is the sole authority to decide who may take part. Its decisions are final. This means that no protests as to refuse entry will be taken into consideration. Art. 5 – Entry Fees: Entry fees of € 5,775.00 including IVA (VAT) - include the following:
5.1.b Participation kit:
5.1.c The services and assistance included:
Art. 6 – Additional Services:
Art. 7 - Entry Application: Would-be participants must register on-line on the website, acquiring a log-in identity and a password. Once these have been obtained, they must then fill in the on-line Entry Form, which is divided into nine parts. This will then give them an entry registration number. The act of filling in the form for the Mille Miglia 2009 automatically makes you subject to abiding with the present General Provisions. It will be necessary to attach the following on-line:
Please check the website for information regarding the state of your car’s entry application. Art. 8 - Discussion of Entry Fees: The Event Organization must place personnel along the route, give financial pledges to suppliers of services, sustain publicity costs to make the event known to the public, print and distribute programmes; these along with many other costs that cannot be detailed here, make up the final entry fee amount. Thus, in absolutely no case and at no time, will the Organization accept any discussion regarding renegotiation of entry fees. These fees reflect the quality, quantity, type of service and assistance on offer at the time of registration, and will not be renegotiable or refundable even in part after the event is over. Art. 9 - Renunciation: Partial or total renunciation of participation in the event, must be given in writing by the participant to MAC Events. This must be received on or by January 31, 2009 in order to have your fees reimbursed. No reimbursement will be given to anyone who does not show up at the starting line, or who gives up during the course of the event. No reimbursement will be given for missing participation in the event due to invalid or insufficient personal, travel, or car documents. No substitution of competitors is allowed after on-line entry application has been closed. And only one member of the crew of a competing car may be substituted, and this only until the start of the administrative checks at the Mille Miglia Paddock. Accompanying cars and support vehicles may change members of the crew as long as this has been communicated within a reasonable time to the Organization and long as there are no reasons to oppose this change or other problems associated with this change. Art. 10 – Acts of God – natural disasters – strikes – bad weather conditions – civil or military disorders – act of terrorism: These will be considered acts of forza maggiore and the Organization will be held blameless for the above or similar. Any extra expenses sustained by the participant in this case will not be reimbursed, nor will any reimbursement be given for missing service on the part of the Organization due to the above. The only possible exception to this would be in the case of damages covered by the insurance policy regarding the Mille Miglia 2009 set-up by the Organization. Art. 11 - Protection of Privacy Law Concerning the Protection of the Reserved Nature of Personal Data: In accordance with Italian law n° 196/03 protecting the confidential nature of personal data, the name of each participant is inserted into a database whose sole proprietor is MAC Events. MAC Events or companies under its supervision may use the information contained therein to send (via post, phone, or internet) informative material about their activities, or advertising from Mille Miglia sponsors and/or partners in ATI MAC Events. In accordance with Art. 7 legge 196/03, clients, or whoever is in the database, can access their information at any time, modify it, or cancel it. If they wish to oppose any usage of their personal data, they can do so by sending a registered air mail letter to MAC Events, Corso Torino, 1/7 16129 Genoa Italy. Art. 12 - Additional and/or Informative Communication Bulletins: The Organization reserves the right to make known to all participants, by means of the above bulletins, any eventual changes or additions to the present General Provisions and to the programmes. The bulletins will also communicate extra information and explanation for better understanding and interpretation of the above. Art. 13 – MILLE MIGLIA trademarks, logos, industrial property rights, copyrights and services offered by third parties through the website or by links to third party websites: Be aware that none of the above is public domain. Being registered for the Mille Miglia does not confer any rights on the registered trademarks “MILLE MIGLIA”, “1000 Miglia” or its logo nor any authorization for use of the above. You also hereby vouch for your driver and/or navigator and/or crews, that no one will claim ownership, license, or use of the above. In addition none of you will use or register names, trademarks, or other distinctive signs in combination with the names or registered trademarks of the “Mille Miglia” and/or with similar easily confused graphics. Art. 14 – Pertaining Laws: The present General Provisions are regulated and interpreted according to Italian law. Art. 15 – Forum of Exclusive Competence: For any controversy regarding interpretation and/or execution of the present General Provisions, the competent authority will be the Court of Law of Rome, Italy (il Tribunale di Roma), to the exclusion of anyone else.
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