Omega engine class question

[LittleLiner]

My question is about the Omega engine designation (for cars).

From the 2010 rule book, page 15, Section 2a, under the heading "Engine Class Breaks"

    Omega is defined as " [omega symbol] engines using a thermodynamic cycle other than Otto."

Back in the motorcycle rules on page 128, Section 7.J.13 there is an expanded explanation of the Omega engine class that includes words ". . .This class includes electric, . . "

So an Omega class motorcycle can be powered by an electric motor.   Example would be Kent Riches electric motorcycle.

For car classes (specifically for Omega lakester) can I run an electric motor?  Or, does the use of an electric motor in an Omega engine class only apply to motorcycles?

[dw230]

There are specific classes for electric, steam and turbine in the car sections. You will be classed by weight break if using an electric power source.

DW

[1212FBGS]

Omega motorcycle cars are different than Omega cars..... electric is not available in lakester class records but you can power a lakester with an electric motor in the specific weight class for electric vehicles....
Kent

[dw230]

To expand on Kent's comment. You can use a streamliner, lakester, roadster or COE truck in the electric car classes. Vehicle weight determines which of the three classes you compete in.

DW