RULES/CLASSES

THERE WILL BE 2 RACE DROPS IN 2010.  EACH RACER'S BEST 12 RACES WILL COUNT TOWARD POINTS.

OPEN OUTLAW CLASS WILL RUN 15 TO 20 MINUTE MOTOS WITH $1,000 IN CASH OR SPONSOR'S GIFT CERTIFICATES AWARDED TO THE SERIES WINNER.

Click on the AMA logo below to view the general rules.  The following are some exceptions:

Please respect and obey all rules posted at each track.

Pit speeds are FIRST GEAR at every track.

Please note the class structure on 50cc thru 85cc bikes.  JR riders are not allowed to race in the SR classes.  50cc senior sized bikes are not allowed to race in the 4-6 class, regardless of the riders age.  If a rider has ONLY a senior sized bike, and is less than 7 years of age, they will be allowed to race in the 7-8 class because of their bike size.

PARENTS of 50cc riders are allowed to enter the track area during 50cc races ONLY.  Spectators are prohibited from entering the track area during races of 65cc & larger machines. This applies to all tracks in this series.

Beginner classes are for those who have not raced at all until this year.

Specific tracks may have restrictions on obsticles that beginner riders are not allowed to attempt.

Four stroke machines are allowed in the Schoolboy class.

Eligibility for "C" class riders is based on AMA requirements.  Advancement points are assigned to each rider based on his or her performance during the previous year.  There is no longer a set number of years that one can ride "C" class. Anyone who has raced at Loretta's is not eligible for "C" class. Please click on the AMA logo below to view the details.

Quads are required to have a kill cord, nerf bars, and  FRONT AND REAR NUMBER PLATES that display the rider's number clearly. An inspection of such equipment will take place at the gate before practice.

Riders must complete a minimum of 9 out of the 14 series races to be eligable for series awards.  Races will run "Rain or Shine", unless severe weather occurs, in which case the track owner may delay the race until conditions approve or cancel the event.  Track owners and or promotors may run a one moto format if necessary due to time or weather conditions.  In such a case, moto #1 finishes will count the same for moto #2, giving racers credit for both motos.

Riders must cross the finish line under the checkered flag to give them points eligibility for that race.