Sporting Regulations

1. Motorcycle Eligibility

All types of off-road motorcycles are permitted, including petrol (gas) and electric motorcycles.
Petrol and electric motorcycles will compete together in the same class, with no separate categories based on engine or motor type.
Any motorcycle may compete in either the PRO or NOVICE class, regardless of engine capacity, power output or whether it is electric.
All motorcycles must be mechanically sound and safe to operate.

2. Rider Eligibility

Riders must select either the PRO or NOVICE class when registering.
All participants must have sufficient off-road riding skills to safely complete their chosen class.
Riders must attend the mandatory pre-race briefing.

3. GPS Tracking and Navigation

All riders must carry a mobile phone with the RACEMAP application installed and operational throughout the event.
Riders must activate the event’s GPS tracking session as instructed by the organisers.
Phones must have sufficient battery power and location permissions enabled for the duration of the race.
Riders must follow the designated course and pass all mandatory checkpoints.
Deliberately bypassing checkpoints, taking shortcuts or manipulating GPS tracking data is prohibited.

4. Race Format and Timing

Race duration, number of laps and course variations will be announced before each event.
PRO and NOVICE riders may share the same course, with different lap requirements or designated alternative sections.
Results will be determined by the official event timing and scoring system.
Riders must complete the required course and checkpoints to qualify for a finishing result.

5. Safety and Conduct

Approved off-road helmets, motocross boots and appropriate protective riding equipment are mandatory.
Riders must respect other competitors, officials, spectators and the environment.
Dangerous riding, deliberate obstruction or unsporting behaviour may result in penalties or disqualification.
Riders must assist or alert officials when encountering another competitor in serious difficulty.
Organisers reserve the right to stop or modify an event for safety reasons.

6. Penalties and Disqualification

Riders may receive time penalties, lap penalties or disqualification for course violations, missed checkpoints, unsafe conduct or failure to comply with official instructions.

All penalties will be determined by the event organisers based on the circumstances of each incident.