Steering Wheel

In Simple Terms

The steering wheel must be positioned low enough in the cockpit so it doesn't stick up above an imaginary line between the secondary roll structure and a point below the main roll structure. It also needs to be set back at least 50mm from the front edge of the cockpit opening for safety reasons.

• Steering wheel cannot exceed a height line drawn between the front fixing axis of the Secondary Roll Structure and a point 75mm below the highest point of the principal roll structure
• The wheel must maintain this height clearance at any rotation angle
• Minimum 50mm distance required between the steering wheel and the front edge of the cockpit opening
• Regulation ensures driver safety by preventing steering wheel interference with cockpit entry and roll structure