3.1. Licenses 

The North American Modern Endurance Challenge is open to European Union drivers, SCCA, and equivalent countries by FIA, having a valid national or international license given by their Sanctioning Body.  An annual $50 NAMEC license is required. 

3.2. Entry to Modern Endurance Challenge

3.2.1.

All entrie fees must be received by NAMEC at least 10 days prior to each event.

Participants may enter individual events or pay for the entire season. 

Any competitor wishing to participate to the whole season of the Modern Endurance Challenge, will have to send to North American Modern Endurance Organization an entry form with a check of $TBD USD, being the entry for all the races of the calendar (Article 1.2, 7 races). The North American Endurance Challenge series will take into account the entries of the competitors subject to availability.

3.2.2.

In case of non-participation of one competitor to one or several races, no refund will be consented. 

3.2.3.

A competitor entered in the Modern Endurance Challenge who cannot participate in one or several events will have to send the North American Modern Endurance Organization a non participation letter, before the entry closing date. 

3.3. Entry to one event of the Modern Endurance Challenge

Any driver wishing to enter one event of the North American Modern Endurance Challenge will have to send to the North American Modern Endurance Organization an entry form at least 10 days before the race he wishes to enter, with a check payable to North American Modern Endurance Organization, being the entry for one event of the Modern Endurance Challenge. The amount is defined in the particular regulations of each event.

Entry fee will be $475 for the Texas enduros of less than 4 hours.  

3.5. TEAMS

Each team has to be composed of 2 drivers for a race length up to 3 hours, and can be 3 or 4 drivers for the 25-hour race.