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Rules

*Red Highlight denotes new/important rules for 2024*

ALL RACE LOCATIONS ARE PRIVATE PROPERTY.  Properties are only open for race weekend.  If you are caught riding the property at any other time, it will be considered trespassing by the property owner and you will be prosecuted.  You will also be banned from returning to AWRCS. 

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  • NO PIT RIDING: No riding around in the pits. A first gear idle is only allowed when traveling to and from starting line and rider MUST ALWAYS WEAR A HELMET. Racers you are in charge of pit crews and we are cracking down for 2024. If you need assistance going to and from the start or have a medical condition , you must come to registration to get sticker to ride in pits period. Anyone caught on property pit riding without sticker will be asked to leave without refund. This is to protect our racers and for insurance reasons. Very few stickers will be given out and must have legit reason as to why its needed.

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  • Pit Vehicles: (SxS, mule, golf cart, pit bike, scooter) (Max. width: 64”): Pit vehicles are permitted for the convenience of ADULTS (18+) only and may be operated by PERMIT ONLY.  Race machines may not be used as pit vehicles at any time during the event. Pit vehicles must be used responsibly and are strictly prohibited from entering the woods or accessing the racecourse.

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  • No one under the age of 16 is to ride their machine through the pits area.  Once your race is over, park your machine. 

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  • NO BICYCLES ON TRACK DURING ATV/UTV/Dirt-Bike Race

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  • Any rider riding his machine before registering for the race and/or after your race is over may be disqualified or the bike/quad will be parked at the sign up trailer until the rider is preparing to leave.

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  • Riders are responsible for the actions of their entire pit crew. Any unnecessary trouble caused by these individuals puts their rider at risk of disqualification or being asked to leave the premises. 

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  • A competitor who rides in a manner that endangers officials, other riders, or the spectators will be subject to immediate disqualification from the event by officials.

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  • Rider contact – ramming, blocking, or any intentional contact made by one rider to another while on the course or while on the premises during the day of the event, will be subjected to penalty to their finished time. 

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PIT AREA

  • Gates Open at 2pm Friday NO EXCEPTIONS

  • Must park perpendicular to track when pitting trackside.

  • Pro Pits: Quad racers must be out of the pro pits by 5pm Saturday. Bike racers not allowed in Pro Pits until after the quad race. Only ONE SPOT per pro rider is allowed in the pro pits. NO WEEKEND CAMPING IN PRO PITS!

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  • PLEASE PICK UP ALL TRASH AND TAKE IT WITH YOU.  TRASH BAGS ARE AVAILABLE AT RIDER REGISTRATION IF YOUR PITS NEED MORE.  WE WANT TO LEAVE OUR FACILITY CLEANER THAN WE FOUND IT IN ORDER TO BE ABLE TO RETURN IN THE FUTURE.

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  • If you bring pets, they must be secured at the vehicle during the entire event. We are not liable for dogs on the track. If you have to walk the dog, it must be on a leash at all times.

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  • All fires must be above ground and completely out when leaving your area.

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  • Keep your children with you at all times. We are not babysitters! Parents are responsible for their children’s actions. If caught destroying the track or property, you and the child could be asked to leave. It is not safe to allow your children to walk the track without you. 

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  • Primitive camping is available at events. At events AWRCS will pay the fee’s to land owners so families/individuals can camp free! Some events there might be a camping fee RESORTS, SPECIAL EVENTS. Please come and set up your camp quietly. Check with the officials before starting ANY campfires. Quiet time begins at 10:00 pm; please observe this so everyone can get some rest.   There will be no admittance through the gate after 10:00 p.m. or before 7:00 a.m. If there is a problem with this, please give Steve Stiller a call 412-607-0960.

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Rider Registration

 

No rider under the legal age of 18 may compete without the written consent (signature on the liability releases and entry forms) of his/her parents or legal guardians present at the meet.  A parent must come to registration with any rider under the age of 18 years.

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BRING YOUR HELMET!! WHEN REGISTERING YOU CAN ONLY HAVE OUR MOTOTALLY TRANSPONDER ON YOUR HELMET!

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To participate in any event with the AWRCS series, each participant must:

  • Pay entry fees to receive helmet stickers, transponders, and any other items

  • AWRCS Series does not provide medical insurance. Please have your own insurance before signing any waivers to race.

  • Anyone coming to register for the race must have their arm band /stamp from the gate visible in order to be signed up. No armband/stamp no registering.

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  • Sign up opens at 7:30 am. Please be signed up at least thirty (30) minutes prior to race time. 

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  • Any rider under the age of 21 may have to supply a photo I.D. to sign up.

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  • Gate Fee:   $25.00/(12 and up) 

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  • $20.00 ages 6-11

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  • 5 and under free

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AWRCS does not have any membership/card/district BS fee’s to its racers!

  • Pee Wee Entry Fee: $25.00

  • Youth Entry Fee: $30.00

  • Amateur Entry Fee: $40.00

  • Pro Entry Fee: $60.00 at least 100% payback! usually 200%+

  • Buddy Entry Fee: $60.00

  • PRO UTV Entry Fee: $175 -PAY OUT CLASS ( TURBOS ALLOWED )

  • PRO- AM UTV Entry Fee: $125.00 NO PAYOUT (TURBOS ALLOWED)

  • UTV AMATEUR Entry Fee: $85.00 – NO TURBOS

  • Pit Bike Entry Fee: $25.00

  • Transponder Fee: $10.00 (we can no longer rent transponders as per new design). They will work for unlimited races in future.

 

Riders Under the Age of 18

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Again, all participants (riders) under the age of 18 years of age must have a parent or legal guardian present at sign up to sign entry forms – Youth Release Form and Release of Waiver of Liability and Indemnity Agreement. If no parent or legal guardian is with you, you must have a NOTARIZED statement from a parent giving permission to another legal adult to sign for you, for each race and seek medical care for the rider if necessary.

Parents must come with the rider to sign up at EVERY Race. No Parents, No Racing.

For Bikes & Quads:

NO ONE UNDER THE AGE OF 12 CAN RACE A BIKE OR QUAD OVER 90cc. ALL RIDERS WILL BE REQUIRED TO SHOW ID BETWEEN 16-21 YEARS. THIS RULE IS HEAVILY ENFORCED, NO EXCEPTIONS ALLOWED. If you do not have proof of age with you, you are not allowed to race.  

Classes

  • We don’t make any racer in A class move up to PRO CLASS the following year. We do think the top 2 racers in previous years classes woodsmen, C,  and B need to move up a class from where they raced in previous season. If you don’t think you should or have a concern please see Steve Stiller or call him at 412-607-0960. If you have a concern we will look into it on a case by case individual bases.

  • A rider may protest to move to a lower class if not he/she feels they are not capable of competing in the higher class. No rider will be able to move after having raced four races already in a particular class. Each case will be considered individually at a meeting with the organization. We also have the final say in moving a rider up a class if found to be advanced for a class.

  • The rider must be large enough and mature enough to control his/her machine at all times and ride it safely. This includes stopping, starting, standing still, mounting and dismounting. The referee has the authority to disqualify a rider that cannot safely control his/her motorcycle or quad.

  • If any one that runs C class finishes in the top 20 overall, when there is at least 100 adult entries you MUST MOVE UP a class at the next race you participate in and you will loose all points PERIOD. UNLESS YOU'RE A YOUTH THAT MOVED UP TO ADULT.  We will not tolerate sandbaggers in the C classes. So if you think you may even have a chance to top 20 overall we strongly suggest you don’t race in C class!!  AWRCS has final say on all outcome of the situation.

  • You must be the age as of January 1st of that year to race in the class.  (I.E. – If you are 39 on January 1st, but turn 40 on January 15th, you can run the 30-39 year old class for the entire year; or my can bump up to the 40+ class if you desire).

Adult Bikes: (12:15 p.m. Start - Sunday)(2 Hour Race)

  • XC-Pro (Row 1)

  • Pro-AM (Row 1)

  • XC-1A – 250cc & UP 2 STROKE AND 300cc & UP 4 STROKE (Row 2)

  • VET-A – 30+ (Row 2)

  • XC-2A – 200cc & UNDER 2 STROKE – 250cc & UNDER 4 STROKE (Row 3)

  • SENIOR-A – 40-50 (Row 3)

  • SUPER SENIOR – 50-54    (Row 3)

  • GOLDEN MASTERS  55-59 (Row 3)

  • PLATINUM MASTERS 60+ (Row 3)

  • XC-1B – 250cc & UP 2 STROKE AND 300cc & UP 4 STROKE (Row 4)

  • VET-B – 30+ (Row 4)

  • XC-2B – 200cc & UNDER 2 STROKE – 250cc & UNDER 4 STROKE (Row 5)

  • SENIOR-B – 40+ (Row 5)

  • COLLEGE Boy Unlimited CC (AGE 18-24) (Row 5)

  • SCHOOL BOY- Unlimited CC (AGE 13-17)  (Row 6)

  • XC-1C – 250cc& UP 2 STROKE AND 300cc & UP 4 STROKE (Row 7)

  • XC-2C – 200cc & UNDER 2 STROKE – 250cc & UNDER 4 STROKE (Row 8)

  • VET-C – 30+ (Row 9)

  • SENIOR-C – 40+ (Row 9)   

  • WOMEN’S (Row 9)

  • BUDDY CLASS ( non points / no year end awards)(Row 10)

  • WOODSMEN (non points / no year end awards) (Row 10)

Youth Bikes: (10:00 a.m. Start - Sunday)(1 Hour Race)  

  • SUPERMINI A (80-112cc 2 STROKE OR 150cc 4 STROKE) 13-15 YEARS OLD (Row 1)

  • SUPERMINI B (80-112cc 2 STROKE OR 150cc 4 STROKE) 13-15 YEARS OLD (Row 2)

  • Junior (80-112cc 2 STROKE OR 150cc 4 STROKE) 10-12 YEARS OLD (Row 3)

  • 65 cc 2 STROKE 10-13 YEARS OLD (Row 4)

  • Trail – 65cc- 112cc 2 STROKE, 230cc & under 4 STROKE , non-racing *250 4 strokes (ttr, drz, klx, crf, etc.) 12-15 yrs. old (Row 5)

  • Women's 70-112cc 2 STROKE up, non racing 250 4 STROKE (16 and up)-NON-RACING EXAMPLES (ttr,drz,klx,crf,etc) (Row 6)

  • Girls 70-112cc 2 STROKE up to 105cc, non racing 250 4 STROKE (15 and Under)-NON-RACING EXAMPLES (ttr,drz,klx,crf,etc) (Row 6)

PeeWee Bikes: (8:30 a.m. Start - Sunday)(1/2 Hour Race)

  • Mini A (65cc 2 STROKE or 110cc 4 STROKE)    7-10 YEARS OLD (Row 1)

  • Mini B (65cc 2 STROKE or 110cc 4 STROKE)    7-10 YEARS OLD (Row 2)

  • Novice 4 Stroke (UP TO 70cc 4 STROKE   7-10 YEARS OLD) (Row 3)

  • Novice 2 Stroke (50cc 2 STROKE  7-10 YEARS OLD) (Row 3)

  • Beginner 4 Stroke (UP TO 70cc 4 STROKE  4-6 YEARS OLD) (Row 4)

  • Beginner 2 Stroke (50cc 2 STROKE  4-6 YEARS OLD) (Row 4)

  • Above is the same classes as last year, we just gave them a name.

  • PW 50 Class (air cooled only) (Row 4)

Adult Quads: (12:15 p.m. Start - Saturday)(2 Hour Race)

  • QXC-PRO (Row 1)

  • QXC-PRO AM (Row 1)

  • QXC-1 (Row 2)

  • QXC VET – 30+ (Row 3)

  • QXC-2 (Row 4)

  • SCHOOLBOY (UNLIMITED CC 13-17 YEARS OLD) (Row 5)

  • COLLEGEBOY (UNLIMITED CC 18-22) (Row 5)

  • QUAD SENIOR – 40+ (Row 6)

  • QUAD SUPER SENIOR 48+ (Row 6)

  • QUAD GOLDEN MASTERS 55+ (Row 6)

  • UTILITY 4×4  (must be a factory franchise 4×4 ) (Row 7)

  • 250CC 2 STROKE CLASS (Row 7)

  • QXC-3 (Row 8)

  • QXC-SPORT (200cc and under 2 stroke; 400cc and under 4 stroke) (Row 9)

  • QUAD WOMEN (Row 9)

  • BUDDY CLASS ( non points / no year end awards) (Row 10)

  • WOODSMEN (non points / no year end awards) (Row 10)

Youth Quad: (10:00 a.m. Start - Saturday)(1 Hour Race)

  • HYBRID -250F/150F/85 2s motors in 250 / 450 4 STROKE FRAMES (Row 1)

  • 300 A  -(advanced)  300cc & UNDER 4 STROKE OR 200cc & UNDER 2 STROKE  12-15 YEARS OLD (Row 1)

  • 300 B  -(intermediate)   300cc & UNDER  4 STROKE OR 200cc & UNDER 2 STROKE  12-15 YEARS OLD (Row 2)

  • 300 C  -(beginner)   300cc & UNDER  4 STROKE OR 200cc & UNDER 2 STROKE  12-15 YEARS OLD (Row 3)

  • Junior -(90cc & UNDER 2 STROKE OR 125cc 4STROKE (Row 4)

  • Girl's (15 and Under) 400cc & UNDER 4 STROKE OR 200cc & UNDER 2STROKE – NON RACING BIKES (Row 5)

  • Women's (16 and up) 400cc & UNDER 4 STROKE OR 200cc & UNDER 2STROKE – NON RACING BIKES (Row 5)

PeeWee Quad: (8:30 a.m. Start - Saturday)(1/2 Hour Race)

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NO MODS IN STOCK CLASSES … PERIOD. 

Absolutely NO engine, exhaust, axle, or suspension MODS

NO QUADS  WITH MANUAL CLUTCHES ( SHIFTER QUADS ) IN THE PEEWEE CLASSES!

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  • 90cc 2 STROKE  MODIFIED CLASS   4-10 YEARS OLD  (NO BIG FRAMED ATV’S) (ROW 1)

  • 110cc & UNDER 4 STROKE MODIFIED CLASS  4-10 YEARS OLD  (NO BIG FRAMED ATV’S) (Row 1)

  • 70cc 2 STROKE  MODIFIED CLASS  4-10 YEARS OLD (Row 2)

  • 90cc 2 STROKE  STOCK CLASS   4- 10 YEARS OLD (Row 2)

  • 70cc 2 STROKE STOCK CLASS (LT 80-OKAY) 4-10 YEARS OLD (Row 2)

  • 110cc & UNDER 4 STROKE STOCK CLASS  4-10 YEARS OLD (Row 3)

  • 50cc 2 Stroke 4-10 YEARS OLD (Row 4)

  • 50cc 4 Stroke 4-10 YEARS OLD (Row 4)

UTV Race (4:00-4:30 p.m. Start - Saturday)(1 Hour Race)

  • HEAVY PRO UNLIMITED- PAYOUT CLASS (turbos allowed) (Row 1) 

  • PRO-AM – NO PAYOUT (turbos allowed ) (Row 2)

  • AMATEUR CLASS -( no turbos ) (Row 3)

  • WEEKEND WARRIOR – NO YEAR END POINTS (Row 4)

  • Any line with more than 20 UTVs will draw for positions and be split into even lines

*THERE ARE 2 THROW AWAYS for UTV’s -YOU MUST HAVE 4 RACES FOR YEAR AWARDS 

 UTV’S- SUGGESTED EQUIPMENT/ NOT MANDATORY- 

  • Rear Chase Lights

  • Fire extinguisher

  • Door covers of some type

  • Seatbelts

  • No passenger required. MUST STOP AT SCORING . TRANSPONDER SCORED. Passenger must be at least 16 years old

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Pit Bike Race (4:00-4:30p.m - Saturday)(30 minutes)

  • Minimum age 12 years old

  • Open Pit Bike- Run What Ya Brung! Air cooled engines only, No CC Restriction. 19 inch front wheel Max. (ROW 1)

  • Stock 110- Horizontal Air Cooled 4-Stroke Engines Only. Max 125cc (Mod Engines Run Open Class, Comfort Mods allowed) 14 inch front wheel Max. (ROW 2)

  • Trail Bike- Vertical air cooled 4-stroke Engines Only. 80-150cc Max. 19 inch front wheel Max. (Row 3)

  • Women's- Ladies Only! Bikes must fit qualifications of the trail bike class listed above. (Row 4)

  • YOU MUST HAVE 4 RACES FOR YEAR AWARDS

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Stacyc Race (6:00p.m. - Saturday)

  • 12 inch Stacyc (Row 1)

  • 16 inch Race 1 class (Row 2)

  • 16 inch Race 2 class (Row 3)

  • First, Second, and Third place in each class receive medals and all riders receive candy/goodie bags!

  • 16 inch riders race one time each

  • This is a free event for FUN!

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EQUIPMENT

  • Each rider must have a helmet, long-sleeve shirt, pants, and boots that cover the ankles in order to participate in an event. THIS APPLIES TO PITBIKES!

  • No rider is allowed to carry an extra storage of gasoline other than what is in their fuel tank while racing.

  • Riders may get mechanical assistance from their pit crews or spectators while on the course, but must finish the race on the SAME BIKE started on and under the machine’s own power or the physical energy of the RIDER HIM / HERSELF.  If towed in through scoring, that lap WILL NOT COUNT. 

  • The machine a rider brings to the starting line is considered their race machine for the event. If any rider is found to be switching machines, their results will be excluded from the race.

  • All ATV’s must be equipped with a functional tether type mechanical kill device attached to the vehicle and to the rider so that the engine ignition is cut off at any time a rider becomes dismounted from the ATV.

Course

  • There will be NO riding of the course, pit area or any other portion of the property on Friday night of race weekend or the day of the event.  (See pit riding rules above). 

  • Track Inspection:

    • Riders may walk or ride a bicycle around track prior to racing, but NOT during ANY LIVE RACE. Only race officials are permitted to ride on ANY portion of the track day of event or before.

    • Electric mountain bikes are OKAY for course inspection. This includes class 1,2, and 3 E-Bikes. These bikes MUST have pedals. Electric dirt-bikes are NOT approved for course inspection. Absolutely No Sur-ron, Segway, Alta, Cake, Stark etc. will be used for course inspection.

  • A Red Cross FLAG symbolizes a downed rider/medical zone. Slow down and form a single file line through the medical zone. ABSOLUTELY NO PASSING from the time the rider sees the first flag until they clear the area. Riders found to be passing in a medical zone will be penalized at race official's discretion.

  • If a rider leaves the track for any reason, the rider must re-enter from the exact location they exited.

  • The marked course is within 20 feet of all arrows. Anytime arrows are posted on both sides of the track, riders MUST stay between these arrows. Whenever there are added markers to the trail (ribbon, banners, stakes, hay barrels), rider must stay between these as well. If a rider deviates greater than 20 feet from trail, penalty will be assessed.

  • Riders may not cut to the inside of a white pole corner marker.

  • If a motocross track is involved in the course, it is required that each rider go over each jump as well as stay on the track, going around all marked turns or a penalty will be assessed.

  • Any rider encountering a “bottle neck” or “traffic jam” due to track difficulties may deviate from track greater than 20 feet, but must re-enter the course as soon as possible. Upon approaching this section on next lap, rider must follow original trail. Short cutting in these areas will result in a penalty. A “bottle neck” is only defined as a section of the course that becomes impassable due to riders being stuck on difficult terrain.

  • An official may use his discretion during the race to change any bottleneck from its original track lay-out.  Please be alert of this and pay attention when coming upon this particular track location on your following lap.

  • Marking, cutting, or changing the designated course from it original appearance will be cause for a penalty.

  • Any rider that rides any portion of the track before the start of the race will be assessed a penalty.

Starting Line

  • No one is allowed on the starting line until after the checkered flag has come out for the previous race. 

  • No spaces are saved for any racer , the start line is a first come first serve basis

  • No practicing the start

  • Riders must leave start under their own power (No parents pushing)

  • Each Row will be marked by signs listing that row’s class(es).

  • Riders must line up between the stakes in their assigned row.

  • Riders Meeting will be held on the Starting Line before each race.

  • Any rider that takes off on the wrong row will be penalized one lap.

  • All starts are dead engine, except for the peewee riders.

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Scoring

  • Have your transponder mounted under your visor using duct tape. Remove all other transponders so the wrong one isn’t scanned, causing you to not be scored for the race or causing our scoring system error. 

  • Hold your head in the forward direction to allow the scoring system to work quickly.

  • Enter the “scoring loop” in an orderly, single line fashion.Trying to race through scoring will not get you ahead any faster and may cause for you to not be scored on any particular lap.  ANY RACER COMING INTO SCORING FAST MAY BE PENALIZED BY SCORING OFFICIAL. IF YOU THINK YOU MAY OF CAME IN TOO HOT, YOU PROBABLY HAVE !! 

  • Do not yell at the scoring officials, or hold your bike/quad revved up. This does not get you out any faster. When leaving the scoring area, do not roost the workers intentionally. Leave in an orderly manner. You got miles of track to hold it open!! 

  • The scoring tent is not a pit stop. Do not stop within the track of the other racers. Pull off the track completely. Do not have pit crews throw water, hold goggles or pit boards out in this area. This is a NO PIT CREW area.

  • If you hit a scoring official, you will be penalized period! NO QUESTIONS!

  • If a rider is towed in, the lap does not count.

  • No passing after the finish line arch, to the scanner. The scanner will score in the order that you crossed the finish line banner.

  • Once the checkered flag goes out, riders are given a reasonable amount of time to complete their final lap. The amount of time does vary depending on the length of the course. This time will be a minimum of thirty minutes from the time the checkered flag is thrown.

  • A rider may get assistance on the track from their Pit Crew or spectators, but must cross the finish line under the bike’s own power or by the rider physically alone.

  • If a rider is towed in from the track, that lap will not count. If the rider is able to get the machine back started during the race, the rider must re-enter the track where they got off.

  • If in the referee’s opinion, it is necessary to stop an event after 50 percent of the total time has been covered, the race may be considered completed. Riders will be scored according to their position on the lap preceding the one before the red flag. 

  • ENDING THE RACE- The race is officially deemed over 1 hour after the checkered flag or when the sweep rider returns, whichever comes first. 

  • Once results are posted at registration, there is a twenty minute protest period. If there are any problems seen with results, this is the only time that problems will be corrected prior to handing out plaques.  Once plaques are handed out, if any changes are then made to the results, plaques will not be re-collected to be handed out to the proper persons. Plaques must be picked up on day of race, no plaques will be held after race day

  • YOU, THE RIDER ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR CHECKING YOUR RESULTS BEFORE YOU LEAVE THE TRACK FOR THE DAY.

  • Results will be posted no later than Sunday evening and you will have until 8:00 p.m. the Monday after the race weekend to email DINEEN (see CONTACT tab for email address) with any scoring issues.

  • At 8:01 p.m. the Monday after the race weekend, RESULTS ARE FINAL and no changes can be or will be made beyond this point.  The only way this will be extended is if there is an issue with uploading the results and/or the viewing of the results, this includes year end results. There will be a message posted on the website if this occurs. 

  • No one is permitted in the scoring trailer at any time during the event. If you have a question or protest it must be presented to workers in the registration trailer only during the event.  Under no circumstances will any interference with the scoring officials be tolerated (NO TALKING TO OR ASKING QUESTIONS). This rule will be strongly enforced.

Penalties​

  • Riders leaving the line before the flag drops. (1 lap penalty)

  • Taking off with the wrong row. (1 lap penalty)

  • Rider cuts to the inside of a white corner post. (Course Marshall discretion)

  • Rider deviates greater than 20 feet from racecourse (Course Marshall discretion)

  • Rider cuts off a large portion of the race track. (Course Marshall discretion)

  • Rider intentionally or for no reason, destroys course markings, banner, etc. (Minimum 5 minute penalty, Marshall discretion)

  • Rider intentionally takes out banner/ribbon in the scoring area. (Minimum 5 minute penalty, Marshall discretion)

  • Any rider that rides any portion of the track with motorized vehicle before or after their race during the weekend (electric bicycles excluded). (Disqualification)

  • Marking, cutting, or changing the designated course from it original appearance. (Disqualification)

  • Riders found to be passing in a medical zone (Course Marshall discretion)

  • “Practicing” in the pit area (Starting backwards, subject to disqualification)

  • "Practicing" in the start area (Starting backwards, subject to disqualification).

Trophies, Plaques and Prizes

  • Plaques are guaranteed to first 3 places, then one award for every five riders in a class.  (I.E. – 8 riders, 4th place plaque; 13 riders, 5th place plaque, 18 riders, 6th place plaque, etc.) ALL MINIS GET PLAQUES , REGARDLESS OF PLACE.

  • BUDDY CLASS/ 1 PLAQUE

  • UTV CLASS /1 PLAQUE

  • Any rider that overalls 2 races with a minimum of 3 Pro riders registered for that race in a season and not in the Pro Class, will have to compete in the Pro Class for the remainder of the season and will lose all points earned in the previous class. This does not include the pro-am class.

  • To receive any cash awards for overall positions, you must be registered in the Pro Class for that event.

  • Pro Class will be paid at least 100% pay back:  NORMALLY WE PAY 200%-300% AS WE LOVE OUR PRO’S!!

  • First Place – 50%       

  • Second Place – 30%

  • Third Place – 20%

  • AWRCS will pay out top three (3) places for year-end overall pro Bike and PRO Quad winners for the  season. They must race at least 8 rounds of racing.

  • First Place – $500,

  • Second Place – $250.

  • Third Place – $125.

  • ALL MINIS NO MATTER WHAT PLACE RECEIVE A PLAQUE AT EVERY RACE.

  • YOU MUST BE PRESENT AT BANQUET TO RECEIVE YOUR YEAR END AWARDS!!

Points

  • AWRCS last race is a double race. Therefore, you will get two sets of points.

  • Points will be based on best 8 finishes.

  • Overall points will be based on best 8 finishes.

  • Class Championships will be decided by the points accumulated in a rider’s best 8 finishes. A rider must have completed at least one lap to receive numerical points for an event. However a DNF does count as an event. Points are based on actual finishing positions at each event.

  • In event of a tie breaker: Whoever has the most first place finishes wins the tie breaker. If first place finishes are tied, it is whoever has the most second place finishes win the tie. If both are tied in second place finishes, or neither have a second place finish, then it is whoever does better at the last event wins the tie.

  • You must race at least 7 out of 10 races in ONE CLASS to be eligible for any year end awards, except for peewee class, they are the future and qualify if they race one race! (overall and/or class awards). Woodsman class does not receive year end awards.

  • YOU MUST ATTEND BANQUET TO RECEIVE YEAR END AWARDS  

  • The top 100 finishers will have the first right of utilizing their finish number for the following seasons.  I.E., if you finish 59th overall, you will have first dibs on number 59 to use as your number for the following season. As a courtesy to our loyal racers we hold the previous years number over 100 for that racer if they have raced it consistently. When moving from mini to youth or youth to adult their previous number cannot be guaranteed.

WARNING

Motor Vehicle mishaps, in competition or otherwise, can result in injury or death. Motor vehicles should never be used by minors without parental consent or supervision. Unless otherwise specifically provided for in these rules, the referee may disqualify any rider, crew member or family member from a race meet for violation of these rules, insubordination or other actions deemed in the sole discretion of the referee to be detrimental to the race meet and the sport. Such disqualification includes the loss of any rights with regard to the event in question and may results in expulsion from the meet site.

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