A. Eligibility and Classes

All riders are solely responsible for their safety. They must assess for themselves the track, facilities and conditions relating to safety. All riders must rely on their own judgment and assume all risks of participating in competition. The rider is responsible for his conduct, his pit crew and anyone in his pit area. All riders will be expected to follow the concept of good sportsmanship. Any inappropriate conduct will result in disqualification from the event.

1. GENERAL REGULATIONS

All riders are required to be a member of MMRS or must purchase a day pass. Memberships can be purchased at an event or on line: mmrs.ca - go to Membership section and download the application.

No rider under the age of 18 may compete without the consent of his parents or legal guardian. The parent or guardian must accompany the rider at sign in and for the duration of the event.

Rider classification is determined by the referee. If a rider feels he wants to change his class, that rider may request any changes by email: referee at mmrs.ca

Riders must comply with age limits and bike sizes when entering a race.
Riders will also be placed according to their ability.
Riders may enter in more than one class.
Riders that are not members of MMRS will not collect points.
Riders must attend the Rider's meeting.

2. CLASS STRUCTURE

Mini 50 cc, A & B
- age limit of 8 years and under as of Jan 1 of the current year

Mini 60, 65 cc, A & B
- age limit of 11 years and under as of Jan 1 of the current year

80, 85 cc, A & B
- age limit of 16 years and under as of Jan 1 of the current year

Super Mini
- 65cc & 80 cc bikes

16 and under
- 150cc 4 stroke bikes are only permitted in the super mini

- bikes must have a minimum 125 cc two stroke or equivalent
- large wheels only

Novice A & B, Junior A & B, Senior and Expert
- will be based on ability

Under 29, A & B
- rider must be under 30 years of age

Plus 30, A & B
- rider must be 30 years of age or older

Plus 40
- rider must be 40 years of age or older

Ladies, A & B
- no age limit
- A class will have only large wheels
- B class will have bikes with a min of 85 cc

ATV Mini 4 - 8
- based on their age at Jan 1/08M
- displacement limit 110 cc, 2 stroke - 125 cc, 4 stroke

ATV Mini 9 - 12 A (Advanced)
- based on their age at Jan 1/08
- displacement limit 110 cc, 2 stroke - 125 cc, 4 stroke

ATV Mini 9 - 12 B (Beginner)
- based on their age at Jan 1/08

ATV Beginner 13 - 15
- based on their age at Jan 1/08
- displacement limit 200 cc, 2 stroke - 300 cc, 4 stroke

ATV B +16 Beginner
- based on their age at Jan 1/08

ATV A +16 Pro
- based on their age at Jan 1/08

ATV A Pro

ATV Ladies +13
- based on their age at Jan 1/08

3. POINTS STRUCTURE

Placement Points
Points will be awarded per moto and are based on the following schedule:

Move Up Points
Move up points will determine advancement to a higher class, but are not the only determinant.

To proceed to a higher class, 125 points are required.

e.g. 5 1st place finishes equals 125 points
7 3rd place finishes equals 140 points

When the rider has the required points to move up to a higher class the advancement is not necessarily permanent or determined solely on points. If the rider does not compete for a minimum of two years or is completely non competitive in the higher class he may request to the referee to return to the previous class. The request will be determined by the referee.

80 cc riders will not necessarily move up to Novice B. Their ability will determine what class they will move up to, and any class other than Novice B must be assigned by the referee.

To proceed from Junior A to Senior, 175 advancement points are required.

To proceed from Senior to Expert, 300 advancement points are required.

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