6/21& 22 Harescrambles & Hillclimb & Off-Road Olympics

General:

Gate Fees: Saturday only $10, Weekend $20 for those 10 and over.  $5 and $10 if under 10

Camping: $15 per vehicle for one night, $30 with electric hookup.  $25 for 2 nights, $50

Shingoggies food wagon on site- please support them!  CMJ shirts will be available at awards.

Unlike previous years, we will have a strict “Gates Open” and “Gates Close” time policy.  Gates open at 5pm  Friday and close at 10:30.  They reopen at 7am Saturday through 10:30pm, and open again at 7am Sunday.

Pit bikes will not be allowed to get to the bottom of the hill for viewing.  If you are entered in the hillclimb, you can ride your race bike down to spectate or help your buddy.  If you are under 18, you must wear a helmet.  We are working on adding a second shuttle to reduce wait time up or down the trail. A shorter walking path to the lower spectator area is also in the works.

Harescrambles (Saturday):

Normal District 16 registration and race start times; 9:00 50cc classes.  9:45 85cc, Supermini, and 65cc. 11:15 +50. +60, C, Vintage, and Women. 1:00 AA, A, B, +30, +40.

AA/A/B/+30/+40: classes: $60.  C, +50, Vintage, Women:  $50.  65cc/85cc: $40, 50cc:  $30.

Awards:  Trophy classes receive award plates or pint glasses to the top 1/3 or the class – 6th max.  AA Class receives payout to the top 1/3 of the class – 4th max.  The races will start on the other side of Lien Road. All but AA class award winners get their choice of an award plate, or a CMJ pint class.

Hillclimb:

Pre-registration.  See link on Hillclimb tab.  $10 additional fee per rider to sign up day of the event.  $25/class.

Saturday the riders meeting at top of the hill at 9:45, climb starts at 10:00.  If you’re the in the first class of the order posted in registration, be geared up and ready to head to the bottom of the hill immediately following the riders meeting.  Sunday riders meeting is 8:45 with 9am start time

Cash classes pay through 3rd, 5th if over 20 riders in a class Trophy classes get award plates or CMJ pint glassed through 3rd with the exception of 65cc class which is through 5th, and Micro mini class which is through 7th.

Off-Road Olympics

Overview:

Compete in a 1 hour Harescrambles race, 2 Hillclimb runs, and and 2 motos on the motocross track.  Finish positions in each of the 3 events will be combined to determine overall results for the Olympics.  This event will be open only to full size motorcycles.  There will be classes and separate awards for A, B, C, and Vet riders.  To make it even more interesting, three riders can also sign up as a team and compete both for their individual class awards as well as team championship awards and prizes. Winning team each get an Alpinestar helmet. Other prizes from Wiseco and other great sponsors

Classes:

A, B, C, +30, and Team.

Rider and Bike Eligibility:

Full size motorcycles, 125cc or larger, are required.  Riders must meet the AMA rulebook age requirement for their motorcycle.  AMA and District Cards are required. You must use the same bike in all 3 events.  You must sign up for your current level of riding (A, B, or C) whether that is in Harescrambles or Motocross.  A tether switch is required for the Hillclimb.  Your Parts Unlimited dealer can set you up with one for between $15 and $21.  They only take a few minutes to install and are easy to remove after the event.  If unsure how to install, show up Friday night and we will do it for you!

Individual Event Descriptions:

Harescrambles:  Race start time is approximately 3:45 Saturday.  Any start time updates will be posted on the registration shed.

1 hour race through woods trails, mx track, and fields.  The 4 classes start in waves 30 seconds apart.  If you’re a novice or intermediate rider and new to this type of racing, you won’t be starting with the real fast guys!   Hand guards are nice to have in the woods but not required.  You can choose to stop for gas during the race, but most moto bikes will make the full hour without refueling.

Hillclimb:  There is a District 16/23 Hillclimb going on this weekend.  Olympics riders will only compete against one another in your designate class level.   If you’re worried about making it over the top of the hill, consider this; in the last 3 years only 3 Olympics riders have not made it over the top. You get 2 runs at the hill.  Your best run will count towards you finish in the hillclimb event, against the other riders in your class.  First run is immediately after Saturday’s riders meeting.  Second run is after the Open Stock Class makes their first run up the hill.

Motocross:

Depending on the number of entries, the 4 Olympics classes will be run together with separate gate drops, or split into 2 motos with separate gate drops.  Practice is 7:30 to 7:45 am Sunday. If you’re not stay at the track, make sure you’re there right when the gates open at 7am. You don’t need to check in or anything that morning. Get into your gear and head down to the MX start as soon as you arrive. 1st Moto 8am. That only leave 15 minutes after practice to gas up and change goggles, so plan ahead, there may not be time to ride back up to the upper pits to gas up. 2nd Moto is at 8:25. Once again, very little time to drive back to your pits

Prices:

Class Registration – $70  Registration open 8-10pm Friday evening at the front gate and 7-8am Saturday morning at the front gate.

Team Registration (3 person teams) – (1) $30 fee in addition to the individual registration fees.  If competing as a team, you still qualify for awards in your individual classes.  Teams can consist of riders in the same, or different classes.  The finishes of the team members in the 3 different events are added together for your score- regardless of which class you rider level class you are competing in.

Awards:

Award plates or CMJ pint glasses and prizes through 4th place in the B, C, and +30 classes.

A class: 90% payback and prizes to the top 1/3 of the class. 4th place max

Team Class:  CMJ pint glasses and prizes to the top 3 teams.  Alpinestar helment for each person of the winning team and Wiseco prizes to be announced shortly.