Rules and Classes

Rules & Classes

The Do's and Don'ts

Rules

Vintage	74 and earlier (like 75 allowed) 4" rear and 7" front travel enforced. Period Modifications only. (Sport/Senior)
Evolution I	Any bike up to and including 1977 bikes that are air-cooled, drum brake, twin shock. No USD or forks with reb/comp adjusters allowed. (Sport/Senior)
Evolution II	Any year bike as long as it’s air-cooled, drum brakes and has a non-link suspension. The later Yamahas were still air-cooled, drum, but had that little “L” shaped link at the rear. No USD or forks with reb/comp adjusters allowed. (Sport/Senior)
Evolution III	Any year bike as long as it has drum brakes. They can be retrofitted. Such as the 85 CR500 Honda, which had a stock rear drum, but had a front disc. If you fitted a drum front, it would be legal. (Sport/Senior)
Disco Class	Up to & including 1990 year bike (Sport/Senior)
Decade Class	Any bike up to a 10 year old machine. In this case the newest can be 1999.

Modern	3 levels of ability- Senior - Sport - Junior
	Junior is for Beginners or true Novice Riders
	Sport is for Fast Novice Riders or Intermediates
	Senior is for fast Intermediates and Expert Riders
50cc	any age - one ability level (100cc 4 Stoke)
65cc	any age - one ability level (125cc 4 Stroke)
85cc	any age - one ability level (150cc 4 Stroke)
Modern 250	Any Full-Sized bike up to 250cc. 2 or 4 Stroke
Modern Open	Any Full-Sized bike
+30	Must be at least 30 on day of event
+40	Must be at least 40 on day of event
+50	Must be at least 50 on day of event
+60	Must be at least 60 on day of event
Open Money	Must be at least 30 on day of event - 100% Payback

Schedule of Events
Sign Opens at 7:00am
Riders Meeting at 8:00am
Practice at 8:30am
Races begin at 10:00am

** Signup will open at 7am and close at 9am at all events. No signup after 9am.

**Riders Meeting is manditory.

** Memberships are not required. For 2010, if you are a member, there will be a $5.00 discount on the 1st class. memberships are $40 and run from January thru December. You can join at any time.

** You must sign in prior to practice. No exceptions. You will be required to show an armband prior to being let out on the track. If you violate this rule, you will be asked to leave.

** All Mini riders must have neck protection.

** The 1st lap of each practice is a FULL CAUTION and you will observe it as so. Anyone doubling or not riding in a full caution mode will be disqualified for the day. Yellow flags indicate a dangerous situation, no jumping or passing is allowed. If you do, you will be docked 1 lap.

** Practice Order is set as follows -
1st - 50cc/60cc Minis for 10 minutes
2nd - 80cc for 10 minutes
3rd - Vintage/EVO for 15 minutes
4th - Modern Big Bikes only - 20 minutes

**There is no late practice. ** No Refunds after practice

Race Order is being developed

The Racing Season and the coveted #1 Plates

One season for 2010. Series begins in early March and takes a summer break in late June. Series starts up again in September and runs thru mid December. There will be a #1 plate awarded to the top points earner from each class for the year.