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Supplementary Regulations THE PHOENIX MOTORCYCLE CLUB AND CAFÉ RACER CLUB OF SA WILL CONDUCT ADELAIDE PREMIUM CEMENT 3 HOUR RACE UNITECH BUILDING SERVICES CAFNIX SERIES ROUND 2 OTORCYCLES OUTH USTRALIAN TATE ITLES SA M S A S T ROUND 3 AT THE BEND MOTORSPORT PARK ON SATURDAY THE 20TH AND SUNDAY THE 21ST OF JUNE 2020 SUPPLEMENTARY REGULATIONS MEETING NAME: Interclub Event PROMOTER: Phoenix Motorcycle Club & Café Racer Club VENUE: The Bend Motorsport Park RACE SECRETARY: Alessandro Malatesta and Rick Dowsett DATES: 19-20-21 June 2020 ADDRESS: PO Box 2464 Kent Town SA 5071 TRACK LICENCE No: MA160615 CONTACT: Alessandro Malatesta 0407716344 PERMIT No: CLERK OF COURSE: Chris Peake STEWARD: Verlaine Bell and Graeme Eberhart Chief Scrutineer Chris Green and Alessandro Malatesta Entry and payment for this event are only available online Follow the links at: www.phoenixmcc.org.au/entry-forms 1 ANNOUNCEMENT: 1.1 The Phoenix Motorcycle Club and Café Racer Club of SA, hereafter called the PROMOTER will conduct Interclub Road Races for Solo motorcycles at The Bend Motorsport Park on the above dates. 2 JURISDICTION: 2.1 The abovementioned meetings have been authorised by Motorcycling SA and will be held in accordance with the General Competition Rules (GCR’s) of Motorcycling Australia (MA), these Supplementary Regulations and any final instructions issued by the stewards of the meeting. BY ENTERING THIS MEETING ALL PARTIES AGREE TO COMPLY WITH THESE RULES, REGULATIONS, BY-LAWS AND INSTRUCTIONS. 3 LICENCES: 3.1 All rides must be holders of a current MA National licence or must take out a One Event licence for the meeting in order to compete. 3.2 Application for a one-event license must be made simultaneously with submission of entry form and issue of the licence is conditional upon the rider competing in only those events and on those motorcycles as specified in the entry form. 3.3 The issue of One Event licences will be at the discretion of the Race Secretary with right of appeal to the Steward. 4 ENTRIES: 4.1 Entries for this event must be made online by following the link at www.phoenixmcc.org.au 4.2 Entries close at close at 8pm on Friday June 12th 4.3 Cafnix Series is an Interclub event and entry is only open to members of the Phoenix Motorcycle Club, Café Racer Club of SA. Proof of membership is required at sign in. Interstate riders will not receive points. SA Motorcycles South Australian State Titles is open to anyone with an MA license. 4.4 All classes will be restricted to the first 48 entries received. Fees will be refunded for over subscribed entries. 4.5 Where Full Payment for an entry has not been verified by closing time, it will be a Late Entry and may not be accepted or not appear in the program. 4.6 Acceptance of Late Entries or the return of entry fees within 48 hours of the event is at the discretion of the Race Secretary. A full refund will normally be given if withdrawn before closing time and a $50 administration fee may be charged after then. 4.7 In the case of postponement or abandonment of the meeting, all or any part of the entry fee may be retained by the Club, if such retention is approved by Motorcycling SA Inc. 5 SCHEDULE OF FEES: Class Fees: $220 Adelaide Premium Cement 3 Hour Race $0 Reece Bancell Trophy and Steve Martin Cup races (refer 6.3) $50 Auldana Foundations 75k Race $50 Les Rowe and Associates 50k Race $220 Senior Motorcycle Rider Fee $170 Junior Motorcycle Rider Fee $405 Sidecar Entry Fee $210 Friday Practice Day - Seniors (optional) $65 Friday Practice Day - Juniors (optional) $100 One Event License (if required. includes Friday practice) $80 Extra Bike space fee per day, per extra bike $20 Transponder fee for each bike (if you don’t have your own) $25 Cafnix Membership (optional) $50 Late Entry Fee (if applicable) -$130 Interstate entrants discount 6 CLASSES OF COMPETITION: 6.1 All motorcycles entered must comply with the current MoMS for Road Racing competition. 6.2 Multiple entry of the one motorcycle in the same class of competition is not permitted. Where Classes are combined, a rider can compete in multiple Classes results are determined by Computime timing and Computime’s decision is FINAL. 6.3 For the Steve Martin or Reece Bancell, riders must also be entered in either Superbike, Supersport, Limited, Pre-Modern or Naked class and grid positions will be taken from those qualifying sessions. 6.4 To constitute a class, the number of riders entered and competing in each class shall be 12. Should there be insufficient entries in any class of competition, the decision to run or combine the class and redistribute any awards, will be at the discretion of the club, subject to Motorcycling SA approval. Class: Eligible Eligible Machines: Format: Event Awards: Grades: Adelaide 3 ABCD up to 1200cc 2 or 3-cylinder 4 stroke; up to 3 Hours 1st Outright: individual trophies Hour 1000cc 4-cylinder 4 stroke. + 1 lap 2nd Outright: individual trophies Le Mans 3rd Outright: individual trophies start 1st C or D Grade team: individual trophies 1st Supersport Team: individual trophies 1st Single Bike Team: individual trophies 1st Solo Rider: trophy The Bend ABCD Same as Superbike, Supersport 29 laps Trophies will be awarded for outright 1st, 2nd and 75 Km Le Mans 3rd start The Bend ABCD Same as Naked Bike, Pre-Modern, Senior Limited 19 laps Trophies will be awarded for outright 1st in each 50 Km Le Mans class start Superbike ABCD Over 600cc four-cylinder 4 stroke; over 675cc 2 x 8 Trophies will be awarded for outright 1st, 2nd and three-cylinder 4 stroke; over 750cc two-cylinder 4 Laps 3rd stroke) Supersport ABCDJ 600cc 4-cylinder 4 stroke; 675cc 3-cylinder 4 2 x 8 Trophies will be awarded for outright 1st, 2nd and stroke; 750cc 2-cylinder 4 stroke. Laps 3rd. Juniors must be over 14 and endorsed by RCB Naked Bike ABCD Unlimited capacity. Bike must be designed from factory as a "naked bike". Sport bikes with fairings removed are not allowed. Pre-Modern ABCD Motorcycles must be fitted with an original 2006 compliance plate indicating that the date of manufacture is before December 31st, 2006 and all Classes Trophies will be awarded for outright 1st in each major components (motor, frame, wheels and run class brakes) as commonly available within that period. combined Pre-Modern ABCD Motorcycles must be fitted with an original 2 x 8 2001 compliance plate indicating that the date of Laps manufacture is before December 31st, 2000 and all major components (motor, frame, wheels and brakes) as commonly available within that period. Limited ABCDJ Seniors: up to 400cc 3 or 4-cylinder 2 or 4 stroke; up to 500cc 2-cylinder 2 stroke; up to 700cc 2- cylinder 4 stroke; up to 800cc single cylinder. Classes Trophies will be awarded for outright 1st, 2nd and Juniors: must be over 12 on single cylinder 125cc run 3rd. in each class 2-stoke or 250cc 4 stroke combined 300 Super ABCD Open to bikes up to 300cc capacity. 2 x 8 Trophy will be awarded for outright 1st Junior in Sport Laps each class Juniors J Junior 160cc, Junior 80cc, Yamaha R15 3 x 5 Trophies will be awarded for outright 1st place in All junior races will be held Friday 19th June Laps each class Race Your CD See following clause for eligibility 3 x 6 Trophies will be awarded 1st place in each row Mates Laps Steve Martin ABCD 4 stroke up to 1200cc for 2 or 3-cylinder and up to 1 x 12 Trophies will be awarded for outright 1st, 2nd and Cup 1000cc for 4-cylinder. Laps 3rd BCD grade. Tim Inkster Cup trophy for 1st 2nd and 3rd placed A grader Reece CD 4 stroke up to 1200cc for 2 or 3-cylinder and up to 1 x 12 Trophies will be awarded for outright 1st, 2nd and Bancell 1000cc for 4-cylinder. Laps 3rd. Women’s Open to any female rider. Will be awarded to the rider with the highest number of points scored in any class entered. If Cup there are winners across multiple rows, positions will be based on 1st row to last row that competitors are entered in. Thunderbikes ABCD 2 cylinder 4 stroke over 700cc Single and triple cylinder bikes) Trophy’s All competitors must be 16 years of age or over. Awarded a) Be of a production bike, of which the make and model lawfully sold in Australia or as a Japanese import. to b) Must be as constructed by the manufacturer to conform to Australian design rules for normal road use. 1st 2nd 3rd c)All other rules as per 2020 GCR. Thunderbikes will be run combined with Pre-Modern, multiple class points are allowed 7 AWARDS: 7.1 Awards presented at the conclusion of this meeting will only be for overall points scored at this meeting only. 7.2 CAFNIX Series awards will be presented at the conclusion of the series. 7.3 To be eligible to compete for points towards the CAFNIX Series, you must be a member of either Phoenix Motorcycle Club or Café Racer Club of SA. Details of the Series can be found at www.phoenixmcc.org.au 7.4 For the awarding of prizes, where there is only one entrant in a class no prize will be awarded. Where there are two or three entries per class a prize will be awarded for first place only.
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