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Club News
2012 RACE EVENT INFORMATION;
1. 2012 race season will comence in Febuary and finish in October with presentationn in November (no points).
2. Race day is the 2nd Sunday of the month. As shown in the top right hand cornor of the home page.
3. All bikes will be pushed in the pits on race day. If you are seen riding in the pits, you will be penalised - 10 points deduced 1st offence, 2nd time you will not be allowed to race for the remainder of the day. This is for the safety of everyone, including spectators and visitors.
4. Please ensure ENCLOSED footwear is worn in the pits - thongs are not suitable, and will not be permitted.
5. All riders need to make sure they have numbers on their bikes - if you do not have CLEARLY VISIBLE numbers on your bike, you will not be scored. Canteen have numbers for sale if you do not have any. Numbers must be the correct size (10cm) as per GCR's. Numbers on Jerseys also make the scorers job easier.
6. The day prior to each race day, the track will be closed for the working bee. To finish all the jobs we still need a few more volunteers to help for a few hours. Talk to the facility manager (Ken) to see how you can help.
7. The club will be ensuring machinery and safety gear meets Motorcycling Australia standards at sign on. All helmets and bikes will be inspected. All Quads will be required to have a kill switch, of lanyard type, attached to the riders body, as per MA guidelines (GCR's). If you are unsure of the required standard ask the track staff during open times.
8. It is compulsory for junior class riders(quads or bike riders) racing for the first time or moving up a bike size to complete a Motorcycling Australia junior accreditation course (please show MA log book at sign on) or a course the club conducts. The club offers prevent assesments the day before race day at 10am. (Must pre book)
- Riminder to parents, junior riders going up a bike size must complete a competency lesson on the bigger bike before they will be alowed to race. They can either complete a lesson through motorcycling Australia (you will need to show your log book at race day) or complete a lesson the club provides.
