90 minute mini bike endurance race . One bike ,maximum two team members

 CRF/TTR/KLX/DRZ bikes only.

No upside down forks

 110 class ,crf/ttr/klx/drz 

Age 18+

Minibike open cradle frame, 4 stroke, horizontal engine upto 112cc, Semi

Auto (no Manual Clutch) 20mm Carburettor, 2 valve only, Aframe Rear

Swing Arm (none Mx Type) Telescopic Conventional Fork (none Inverted)

max wheel size 14" front 12" rear. Axle to axle measurement must not

exceed 1150mm and maximum height Floor/Seat 750mm

Bikes must be in a safe condition, Make sure your grips/leavers/footpegs/chain/tyres etc are all in good shape. they will be checked before the race starts 

125 Class crf/ttr/klx/drz

Age 18+

Minibike open cradle frame, 4 stroke, horizontal engine upto 125cc, max wheel size 19" front 16" rear. Axle to axle

Swing Arm (none Mx Type) Telescopic Conventional Fork (none Inverted)

measurement must not exceed 1210mm and maximum height Floor/Seat 8400mm

Bikes must be in a safe condition, Make sure your grips/leavers/footpegs/chain/tyres etc are all in good shape. they will be checked before the race starts 

SUPPLEMENTARY REGULATIONS 2026

1 ANNOUNCEMENT;

Moto Mavericks (Club) will organise a Mini Bike motocross event on: 8th August

Date: Venue: Permit number :       

2 SECRETARY OF THE MEETING Moto Mavericks. [email protected]  

3 COURSE

The course is situated at little silver EX6 8BB

TEMPORARY COURSE LICENSE No: 25/026

4 JURISISDICTION

The meetings will be held under the National Sporting Code and Motocross Standing Regulations of the A.C.U. 2026 edition, these Supplementary Regulations and any further Instructions Issued or Official Announcements made.

6 ELIGIBILITY

Riders holding a current ACU or SACU licence and members of the moto mavericks club. Day licences are available.

b. Machines

As per the 2026 ACU Handbook.

Minimum 100cc 4 stroke – maximum 125cc 4 stroke

7 NUMBER OF RIDERS & DRIVERS ALLOWED

Races: 40

Solo: 40 per race      

Classes 110 and 125

8 ENTRIES

Entries must be made on the official form and sent by the closing date as stated on the entry form. The club reserves the right to refuse any entry without giving a reason. The entry fee is £50 cheques made payable to the club. ONLINE ONLY

9 REFUND POLICY 

riders are not eligible for a refund.

10 INSURANCE

“The insurance cover for this event will be Premier. Please see ACU handbook for cover.

  11 TECHNICAL CONTROL          

Technical Control will take place on Friday and will consist of the following minimum checks for conformity when the rider arrives at the waiting zone / start line.

All bikes must be displaying the correct numbers 

Gold/Silver Helmet stamp displayed

Rider has Body Armour on

The Clerk of the Course can select random machines for checks at any time during a meeting.

It is compulsory that riders wear, as a minimum, back and chest protectors, incorporated within the suit or worn separately. It is advised that all riders should wear a body belt/kidney protector.

12 SOUND CONTROL

As per 2026 ACU handbook Standard Regulations section 7, Technical Control number 7.

13 PRACTICE

Qualifying Practice – 10 minutes RIDERS MUST DO A MINIMUM OF ONE LAP EACH

14 RACE

The race will be started by flag in le mans style, the race will last for 90 minutes + 1 lap

Pit Lane

1. All bikes must be turned off for rider change over and refuelling

2. Engines can be restarted after fuelling is complete or the rider swap is complete only

Refuelling

1. All fuel will be supplied by the competitors in appropriate containers and stored safely

within each team’s own pit area.

2. During a fuel stop the rider will bring his/her bike to the designated fuelling area which will

marked clearly and pointed out to all competitors.a. A member of the team’s crew will meet the rider in this area with the appropriate fuel for

thebike.

b. The rider will then need to assist the team member to safely add fuel to the bike.

c. No refuelling will take place without a refuelling marshal present with the appropriate fire

extinguisher.

d. Teams who are not taking the refuelling of bikes and the danger involved seriously

and using caution may face disciplinary action.

Rider Changes

1. All rider change overs must take place in the pit lane adjacent to the circuit this will be

clearly marked and pointed out to every rider in the briefing.

2. Care must be taken when entering the pit lane and whilst doing rider changes.

15 PROGRAMME

Programme of races on the day PLEASE SEE STAFF AT SIGN ON FOR DETAILS

16 METHOD OF START

The start will be a le mans type. Riders will line up ,while there team mate holds the bike on the start. As soon as the union flag is dropped the riders will run to there machines ,mount and go! (bikes are NOT allowed to be running) No pushing away off the start line 

Once a rider has taken his position at the start gate, he cannot change it.

A rider is deemed to be under starters orders having been called to the start line, the starter will hold up a union flag from which moment the riders are under his control, until all riders are on the start line. When all the riders are on the start line, the starter may start the race.

No one except RIDERS and OFFICIALS shall be permitted to the area of the starting gate. Riders are allowed to groom the area behind the start gate only, provided no tools are used or outside assistance provided.

17 FINISH OF RACE

Riders must complete and pass the chequered flag to be classed as a finisher.

19 AWARDS

Trophy Presentation after the last race.

21 FLAG SIGNALS

• Union Flag starts the race.

• A green flag obviously means go.

• A red flag means, you guessed it, STOP and failure to comply will result in disqualification

with no right to appeal, so be warned!

• A yellow flag (waved) means slow down proceed with caution and no overtaking.

• A yellow flag (stationary) means caution be prepared to stop

• A black flag with your number being displayed means something is amiss, report to the pits

and find the clerk of the course or a scrutineer for a conversation.

• The chequered flag means the race is over.

  22 TIMEKEEPING

The club will use: electronic timekeeping / lap scoring                  

Should the electronic timekeeping system fail the procedure will be: Manual lap score

23 TEAR OFF’S

Tear offs are allowed

24 FUEL

All fuel used during an event must comply with 2026ACU Fuel Regulations

25 PADDOCK

Silence in the paddock will commence at 10.30pm

The riding in the paddock of any pit bikes or mini bikes is not allowed.