North of England Enduro Championship Regulations 2007
All events are run under Enduro ACU standing regulations other than any supplementary regulations issued by the organising motor club which are specific to their Enduro only.
For ACU Enduro regulations CLICK HERE.
The North of England Enduro Championship is a series of ENDURO and runs with a TIMECARD, not to be confused with Hare & Hounds, Hare Scramble or Multi-lap events.
ELIGIBILITY
All riders must hold a current ACU licence or obtain a “one event day licence” and be over 16 years of age or over.
Where the Enduro includes the use of public roads it is the sole responsibility of the rider to ensure that the machine is roadworthy and complies with legal requirements.
All entrants MUST be a member of a club affiliated to the ACU, or apply for “club day membership”
ENTRIES
The entry form for the relevant event must be completed in every detail and signed by each entrant.
Each completed entry form with entry fee (and club membership fee if required) should be forwarded to the event secretary.
All entries must be completed on the official entry form.
How to fill in an entry form - CLICK HERE.
CLASSES
Various ability classes will be catered for.
ChampionshipChampionship E1 E2 E3 combined
ExpertExpert E1 E2 E3 combined
Clubman E1From 100cc - 125cc 2 stroke & from 175cc - 250cc 4 stroke
Clubman E2From 175cc - 250cc 2 stroke & from 290cc - 450cc 4 stroke
Clubman E3From 290cc - 500cc 2 stroke & from 475cc - 650cc 4 stroke
Over 40’sOver 40’s E1 E2 E3 combined
Sportsman E1From 100cc - 125cc 2 stroke & from 175cc - 250cc 4 stroke
Sportsman E2From 175cc - 250cc 2 stroke & from 290cc - 450cc 4 stroke
Sportsman E3From 290cc - 500cc 2 stroke & from 475cc - 650cc 4 stroke
The over 40’s class will be run on the clubman time schedule.
It is essential riders remain in the class they started in throughout the championship series.
AWARDS
Awards will be presented in each class at the end of the series as follows:
Championship overall1st2nd3rd
Expert overall1st2nd3rd
Clubman overall1st2nd3rd
Clubman E11st2nd3rd
Clubman E21st2nd3rd
Clubman E31st2nd3rd
Over 40’s overall1st2nd3rd
Sportsman overall 1st2nd3rd
CHAMPIONSHIP POINTS
Points will be calculated for each class and awarded as follows:
1st20 Points
2nd17 Points
3rd15 Points
4th13 Points
5th11 Points
6th10 Points
7th09 Points
8th08 Points
9th07 Points
10th06 Points
11th05 Points
12th04 Points
13th03 Points
14th02 Points
15th01 Points
Two individual rounds scores will be dropped from the final championship classification when the championship series has more than 5 rounds, when the series has 5 or less rounds only 1 round scores will be dropped. This rule applies to all ability classes.
GRADING OF RIDERS
Riders will be graded for 2008 at the end of the series as follows:
Sportsman overall:
The top 25 Sportsman overall will be invited to ride in the clubman class.
“Invited” meaning it is not compulsory to be graded.
Riders who have not achieved a top 25 position cannot ride in the Clubman, Expert or Championship class.
Clubman overall:
The top 5 Clubman overall must ride in the Expert class.
The top 15 Clubman overall cannot ride in the Sportsman class.
Riders who have not achieved a top 5 position cannot ride in the Expert or Championship class.
Expert:
The top 5 Expert riders must ride in the Championship class.
The top 15 Experts cannot ride in the Clubman or Sportsman class.
Riders who have not achieved a top 5 position cannot ride in the Championship class.
Championship:
The top 10 Championship riders cannot ride in the Expert, Clubman or Sportsman class.
19/03/2007
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