Rules Interpretation/Clarification

[racing promotor]

This sounds like an unaffiliated track. At a national, the first 3 karts would be teched as a matter of course and, in this case, would be tossed in both classes. but since this was protest tech, if the kart had been protested in the second class it would have failed, but no one protested.

Some of you are overthinking this deal, in the first post he said that the kart was entered in Jr. Restricted, and Jr Unrestricted, so there's no problem there since both classes are Jr.
Sounds like Saturday night protest tech. Takes me back to the good old days.
Although I'm not sure what "piston drop" actually is.

it's a clone rule change last year piston must support itself in the cylinder.

 

[gary10]

By wka rules this would never have been an issue. You would not be able to move into different age categories within the same day. Engine tech is also done once after you race your last class. And yes it should be disqualified for all races.

 

[rainman]

By wka rules this would never have been an issue. You would not be able to move into different age categories within the same day. Engine tech is also done once after you race your last class. And yes it should be disqualified for all races.

Agree.

 

[Steve Vermeer]

By wka rules this would never have been an issue. You would not be able to move into different age categories within the same day. Engine tech is also done once after you race your last class. And yes it should be disqualified for all races.

yup!!