Rules

Racing consists of six tests, three in each format. Tests are approx. 8-15 minutes in duration

Course direction could optionally be reversed on second and/or third tests, depending on weather and conditions. Kid’s classes may have a modified course

Cross test- consists of natural obstacles, grass track, motocross track with the portions being ribboned off where required to aid in defining the course

Enduro test- consists of defined single track trail, grass track and enduro obstacles. Some portions may be ribboned off where natural barriers do not define the track.

Racers must remain in the confines of the race course at all times during competition.

The course cutting penalty will be the addition of 1 minute to that rider’s time.

In the event that a racer accidentally leaves the course, they must return to the track as closely as practical to the point where exit was made. This must be done in a safe manor without gaining any time advantage.

SUBJECT TO CHANGE – We do our best to be consistent but we can make adjustments to make the day run smoother to provide the racing experience that our customers expect!

Saturday races

Riders meeting-racers and their parent/guardian

All kids classes in order of Junior, Youth A, Youth B and Mini

Sunday races

Riders meeting

Adult classes beginning with A

The order will follow as A class, B class, +35A, Women’s A, +50A, +35B, +50B, C class, Women’s B

The staging area is a dead engine zone. This will help facilitate race organizers communicating with riders

Racers will stage in rows according to their classes, and must be in their row a minimum of 5 minutes before that class is scheduled to go

Any rider arriving one minute or more after the last rider in their class starts could be assessed a 1 minute penalty or may be denied that test, if next class is in line to start

Race officials will call each rider to line up at start line

Each bike lines up to start line, engine running, in gear

When the clock counts off the 15 seconds you begin your test

Starts are from a standstill, no rolling allowed

The next rider in line will wait 15 seconds, then begin their test, and so on for each class.

After completing the first test, you will line up with your class to complete the remaining tests.

Starting out of order,or rolling the start will result in a 1 minute penalty.

Transponders with adhesive backs will be placed on the front number plate. These are obtained at sign in.

Your transponder will be read when you leave the start and again when you finish

All 6 test times will be added to determine your overall time.

Shortest overall time wins!

Class schedules will be discussed at rider’s meeting

Points structure available under - Championship

It is the rider’s responsibility to sign up for the correct class. Riders
found to be riding out of their correct class, will be subject to
placement in the appropriate class, according to current ranking and
skill.
Adult class entries are limited to one class per rider.
Junior class riders (12-16) may also race afternoon C class.
All riders under 18 must be accompanied by their parent(s) or legal
guardian

Expert level mx riders and Hare scramble A riders

Intermediate level mx riders and Hare scramble B riders

Junior and beginner mx level riders as well as Hare scramble C and sportsmen riders. Junior (12-16) riders may also compete in this class.

Expert and intermediate level mx riders as well as Hare scramble A & B riders

Min 35 years old on day of event. Expert or intermediate mx rider as well as Hare scramble A & B riders

Min 35 years old on day of event. Junior and beginner mx riders as well as Hare scramble C and Sportsman riders

Min 50 years old on day of event. Expert or intermediate mx rider as well as Hare scramble A & B riders

Adult riders with little or no race experience

12-16 years old on day of event

9-11 years old on day of event

7-8 years old on day of event

4-6 years old on day of event

Points Structure

Riders in their class with the most points at the end of the season will be awarded as their class overall champion. If there happens to be a tie in points and equal number of races raced between riders, we will calculate the most test wins over the entire season to determine overall series champion

REQUIRED:

Helmets - Must be ECE, DOT, or SNELL approved

Footwear - Riders must wear closed boots that are above the ankle

Clothing - Long Pants, jersey or shirt

STRONGLY RECCOMENDED:

Gloves, goggles, Knee pads or guards, chest protector

All motorcycles must be in good, working mechanical order and must meet or exceed the following requirements:

• a muffler no louder that 100db
• aluminum or steel handlebars
• properly secured foot pegs
• properly inflated tires
• wheel spokes and rims are not cracked, damaged or broken
• fuel tank and lines have no leaks
• suspension and frame components have no broken parts, loose or missing fasteners, and no leaking shocks or forks
• plastics and cosmetic parts are secured
• Engine does not have significant oil leakage (no drips)
• brakes in good working order
• chain and sprocket are within operating specification

Motorcycles are not formally inspected at the start of events but could be inspected if there is a concern brought to the event organizer and can be denied the right to compete on their discretion.

Course walk

Will be open after the kid’s races are complete on Saturday. The tests can be viewed by either riding your bicycle or on foot. No motorized vehicles allowed.

Race machines

Riders must complete all 6 tests on the machine they started the first test with, otherwise they will not be eligible for podium prizes.

You may complete your day on a different motorcycle, just not for points.

Pit riding

Motorcycles, can be ridden from pit spots to track, must be in first gear, walking pace, no horsing around

Helmets must always be worn while on a motorcycle

Officials can eliminate pit riding privileges on their discretion

Time penalties will be added to a rider’s overall for contravening the pit riding rules

Protests

If you disagree with scoring, you have until 30 minutes after the last race of the day to dispute it. This must be completed in writing by hand to the day’s referee at any point during the event

Waivers

All riders, pit crew and spectators must sign waivers at the entry to the property. Those under 18 must be accompanied by parent or legal guardian

Behavior

Riders or parents if underage, are responsible for the actions of their entire pit crew.

Spectators

Must remain clear of active tracks at all times during the event

Prairie Sprint Enduro prohibits the use of drugs or alcohol at any event