Karting

Master of Sport of International Class of the Kyrgyz Republic

1st-3rd place at the World Championship (adults).
1st place at the European or Asian Championship, or the World Cup (adults).

Master of Sport of the Kyrgyz Republic

1st-2nd place at the multi-stage KR Championship (at least 3 stages, with at least 2 Masters of Sport participating), twice within three years by year-end results.

Candidate Master of Sport of the Kyrgyz Republic

1st-2nd place at the multi-stage KR Cup or Championship (at least 3 stages).

Rank I

1st-6th place for the year at the multi-stage KR Championship, series, or Cup (at least 3 stages). If the scoring group has fewer than 10 but at least 6 athletes, it is awarded to those placing 1st-6th twice within three years.

Rank II

Considered fulfilled with 2 finishes (after the previous title was awarded) in a Cup or championship series (with at least 6 athletes in the scoring group), i.e. obtaining a final placement in the competition's standings.

Rank III

Considered fulfilled with 3 finishes in a Cup or championship series (with at least 6 athletes in the scoring group), i.e. obtaining a final placement in the competition's standings.

Youth ranks (ages 9-12)

Youth Rank I

Youth Rank II

Considered fulfilled with 2 finishes (after the previous title was awarded) in a Cup or championship series (with at least 6 athletes in the scoring group).

Youth Rank III

Considered fulfilled with 3 finishes in a Cup or championship series (with at least 6 athletes in the scoring group).

Notes

The MSIC title is awarded from age 18, MS from age 17, CMS rank from age 14, ranks I-III from age 10, and youth ranks from age 9.
Sports titles and ranks are awarded only if the judging panel of competitions held in Kyrgyzstan included judges of the following qualifications: MS KR — 1 judge of the highest national category or 2 judges of the national category plus 3 judges of category 1; CMS KR — 2 judges of the national category plus 2 judges of category 1; Rank I — 3 judges of category 1; Ranks II and III — 1 judge of category 1.
When athletes with youth ranks move up to the adult group, they are treated as holding the adult rank one level lower.
Sports ranks (titles) are awarded sequentially, for places taken within the scoring group (class), provided at least 10 athletes started in the scoring group; the scoring group must be reached in most of the stages held. If the scoring group has fewer than 10 but at least 6 athletes, CMS and MS ranks are awarded to athletes who won by year-end results twice within three years.
In competitions for mass motorsport disciplines (karting, drift, drag racing), ranks no higher than CMS are awarded, provided the rank requirements are met over two sports seasons within 3 years.
Admission to youth competitions requires the written, notarized consent of a parent or guardian. Boys and girls aged 12+ holding CMS rank may compete in adult competitions on closed tracks with written parental/guardian consent; admission is reviewed separately in each case by the Board of Sports Stewards.
The qualifying distance for karting is at least 22 km. The distance for youth competitions may be reduced to 50% of the adult distance. The distance for international competitions is regulated by the FIA.
Athletes aged 9 and up are admitted to competitions on FAMS's official calendar. Fulfillment of rank requirements is confirmed by extracts from competition protocols issued by the FAMS regional office.