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Pit M/C Race

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Kawasaki 4 Stroke Mini Grand Prix

(50 cc 4 stroke bikes only)

On the beach at Crazy Horse Campground, Lake Havasu City, Arizona, during the IJSBA World Finals PWC Race. Race time will be approximately 4 pm, Saturday, October 11

 

Rules - yep, to keep this from being a knife fight we need a few. The purpose is to race pit bikes, have fun, be safe, and, oh yea, have fun. Trophies and prizes will be presented, and all alcohol must be consumed after the race, none before. Safety for spectator, racer and everyone is our main concern.

 

Safety Equipment - all riders will be required to wear a helmet (Snell 95 or later), eye protection, long pants, and laced shoes. You must present these, and your bike to a safety inspection prior to going onto the track. You must also sign the release and waiver before you may go onto the track.

 

Entering - you may pre-enter by downloading the entry form from the World Finals page on the DesertSteel.com site, and sending it in with $20 per class you are going to compete in. If you are a competitor entered in the PWC World Finals your entry is only $5 per class. You may enter on site at anytime during the World Finals at Crazy Horse Campground, from October 5 up until the race.

 

Admission - With your $25 paid entry you will receive one pass for all day Saturday to the World Finals. Saturday at 3 pm the gates will open to spectators for the Mini Grand Prix Race, the Battle of the Bands, and the Miss World Finals Contest for only $5 per person. Activities will continue until 9 pm. Plan to stay late and have fun.

 

Parking - If you aren’t a competitor in the World Finals PWC Race you will have to park in the  parking lot at Crazy Horse, pay for parking, and unload your bike there. At the registration trailer you will receive a vehicle pass to allow you to bring  your bike to the race beach. You may ride no faster than a walking pace anywhere other than on the race course. Any speeding anywhere in the campground will be grounds for immediate ejection from the site and disqualification.

 

Practice - There will be one practice session per class. Tentatively practice will begin at 3 pm. Only paid, entered bikes and riders will be allowed on the course at any time.

 

Classes - The following are the intended competition classes; and classes are planned to be open, with no displacement or modification restrictions (again, depending on quantity of entries)

1. 10" wheel, adult rider (over 18)

2. Mid size wheel, adult rider

3. 16" wheel, adult rider                                        

4. 10" wheel, junior rider (under 16)

5. Mid size wheel, junior rider

6. 16" wheel, junior rider

7. Challenge (open to all challenges)

Depending on turnout, various classes may be combined, or separated at the discretion of the race director.

 

Media - this race will probably set a record for Mini Racing Media coverage. It will be reported on in at least Cycle News, Jet Sports Magazine, and Tristate Motor News for print publications. It may find it’s way into the Speed Channel television show on the World Finals as well.