2010
Schedule |
April 9, 23 - May 14, 28 - June 11,25 July 9, 23 - Aug 13, 27 - Sept 10, 24 - Oct 8, 22 |
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All rider entries - $30.00 - 2nd entry (same rider) - $20.00 Spectators $10.00 - Children under 12 (not riding) – FREE |
Gates open: 4:30 pm - Practice 6:00 pm Riders Meeting 6:55 pm - Racing Starts 7:00 pm |
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| Track Design | Sacramento
Raceway offers
an exciting supercross-design track without any of the dangerous
double and triple jumps. The track is fully lighted and
features a total track length of about 3/4 mile. The double jumps are filled in table tops that are much safer if a rider comes up short. They have a long whoop/rhythm section to keep riders on their toes. Sand is added regularly to the corners and the track to keep it loamy. The course design is changed at mid-season to give the Fall Series racers a new layout. |
| Membership | Sacramento Raceway does not require membership in any organization for participation. The track presents its own racing series and points advancement structure. |
| Ages/Classes Advancement |
Kids as young as 4
years old start riding in the 50cc Beginner classes while at the other
end of the age spectrum riders over 40 regularly battle it out in
the Senior classes. Riders under 18 years of age must have parent
or guardian present. Trophy classes are offered for Beginners through Expert. Riders looking for a cash purse may enter the Pro-Am class. At some events it may be necessary to combine classes to meet a minimum of 3 riders per class. Advancement points are given at each event with advancement following the final event of a series. The facility reserves the right to advance racers at any time based on demonstrated ability. Click on Skill Level/Ages/Classes for more information. |
| Racing Numbers | Riders may use their
own racing numbers. In the event that two riders have the same number,
the first to sign up will be permitted to keep the number. All numbers
must be unique. Adding letters will not be an acceptable change. Numbers must be on all three number plates, contrasting to the background color. For scoring purposes, numbers must be clearly legible by lap checkers. Numbers may be purchased at Parts in the Pits. |
| Trophies | Trophies are awarded for each night of racing in the 65cc and larger classes at a 33% payout (1 Trophy for every 3 riders in a class, up to a maximum of 5 trophies in a single class). 100% trophies are given out in the 50cc classes - every 50cc rider earns a trophy. Championship trophies are awarded to the winners of the Spring and Fall series engraved with their name and class. |
| Series |
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| Pit Rules | No pit riding, including pit bikes, bicycles, ATVs, or scooters, allowed anywhere. Bring your bike to the track tuned, ready to race. All motorcycles must be pushed to and from the track. |
| General Rules | Yellow flags mean
CAUTION. Passing on a yellow flag could be grounds for disqualification. Laps may be reduced if curfew is approaching. The guardrail and drag strip are off limits. |
| Insurance | Parent or legal guardian or an adult who presents a notarized authorization to sign on behalf of the parent must countersign entry and be present at sign-ups with minor (17 years or younger). Spectators witnessing these events assume all risks for injuries resulting therein. No rider medical insurance is provided. |
Skill Levels, Ages and Classes
| Beginners | Open to riders just starting racing who have not earned more than two first place trophies or have never been advanced to the Novice class in any organization. Advancement to the Novice class will occur after earning 6 points (example: a 1st place=3 points, 2nd place=2 points, 3rd place=1 point). No advancement will occur during a series. Riders classified as Junior or Novice in other organizations must ride in the Novice class. |
| Novice | Class is also known as the Junior class in some organizations. Beginner series trophy winners from a previous series will automatically be advanced to the Novice class. Advancement to the Intermediate class will occur after earning 18 points or winning two previous series as a Novice. |
| Intermediate | Class is also known as the Amateur class in some organizations. |
| Expert | Class is also known as the Masters class in some organizations. This is the highest level of competition without a money payback. |
| Pro-Am | Class riders compete for money. Class is open to anyone. Payback is 100% nightly. |
| Adult 50-110 | This class is open to all adults (over 18 years of age) that want to ride the adult 50/110 bikes. |
| Woman's Classes | This class is open to all women riders. There are two age groups, under 12 and 13-older. |
| Open Classes | 50cc and 65cc are used as an advancement class when a rider has already ridden in the beginner class and is not ready or has not reached the age limit for the next class. (i.e.: 50cc rider has already received a series trophy in the 50XR but is only 6 years old and is not ready for a 65cc, he/she will be placed in the 50cc Open class. The open class is also available for a 50cc or 65cc rider that wants to race two (2) classes). |
| 50cc | Yam/Suz:
4-8 year old Beginners on Yamaha PW-50 and Suzuki JR-50 Hon: 4-8 year old Beginners on Honda XR and Z-50 4-6 years Beginner: 4-6 year old Beginners on any type of 50cc minicycle 7-8 years Beginner: 7-8 year old Beginners on any type of 50cc minicycle Open(Formerly Novice): 4-8 year old riders on any type of 50cc minicycle Moto will be two laps. One parent is allowed on the track for 50cc classes. |
| 65cc | Beginner:
7-11 year old Beginners on minicycles up to 65cc Novice: 7-11 year old Novices on minicycles up to 65cc Intermediate: 7-11 year old Intermediates on minicycles up to 65cc Note: XR-80, PW80 and RT90 cycles run here if rider is within age limits Moto will be three laps |
| 85cc | 8-12
years Beginner: 8-12 year old Beginners on minicycles up to 85cc 13-16 years Beginner: 13-16 year old Beginners on minicycles up to 85cc Novice: 8-16 year old Novices on minicycles up to 85cc Intermediate: 8-16 year old Intermediates on minicycles up to 85cc 110 or 150R 4-Stroke allowed in 85cc class Note: Big Wheel 80 and 4 and 2 stroke 100 cycles run here if rider is within age limits Moto will be three laps |
| Schoolboy | Beginner:
16 years and younger Beginner riders on any size motorcycle Novice: 16 years and younger Novice riders on any size motorcycle Moto will be three laps |
| 125cc | Beginner:
Beginner riders on 200cc and under 4 and 2 stroke motorcycles Novice: Novice riders on 200cc and under 4 and 2 stroke motorcycles Intermediate: Intermediate riders on 200cc and under 4 and 2 stroke motorcycles 250 4-Stroke allowed in 125cc Classes Moto will be three laps |
| 250cc-Opencc | Beginner:
Beginner riders on 250cc and up 4 and 2 stroke motorcycles Novice: Novice riders on 250cc and up 4 and 2 stroke motorcycles Intermediate: Intermediate riders on 250cc and up 4 and 2 stroke motorcycles 450 4-Stroke allowed in 250cc classes Moto will be three laps |
| Jr Vet | Beginner:
Beginner riders 25 years and older on any size motorcycle Novice: Novice riders 25 years and older on any size motorcycle Intermediate: Intermediate riders 25 years and older on any size motorcycle Expert: Expert riders 25 years and older on any size motorcycle Moto will be three laps |
| Veteran | Beginner:
Beginner riders 30 years and older on any size motorcycle Novice: Novice riders 30 years and older on any size motorcycle Intermediate: Intermediate riders 30 years and older on any size motorcycle Expert: Expert riders 30 years and older on any size motorcycle Moto will be three laps |
| Old Timer | Beginner:
Beginner riders 40 years and older on any size motorcycle Novice: Novice riders 40 years and older on any size motorcycle Intermediate: Intermediate riders 40 years and older on any size motorcycle Expert: Expert riders 40 years and older on any size motorcycle Moto will be three laps |
| Over 50 | Beginner:
Beginner riders 50 years and older on any size motorcycle Novice: Novice riders 50 years and older on any size motorcycle Intermediate: Intermediate riders 50 years and older on any size motorcycle Expert: Expert riders 50 years and older on any size motorcycle Moto will be three laps |
| Pro-Am | Riders
on any size motorcycle with 100% payback Moto will be five laps |