Rules

MOTOR SPORT IS DANGEROUS AND PERSONS ATTENDING THE MEETING DO SO ENTIRELY AT THEIR OWN RISK

It is a condition of admittance that all persons having any connection with the promotion and/or conduct of the meeting, including the landowners, and drivers of the vehicles are absolved from all liability arising out of accidents however caused in damage and/or personal injury to spectators or ticket holders.

THERE WILL BE NO RIDING IN THE PADDOCK

Bikes to be pushed at walking pace to the start/finish area. Any rider who is seen to be riding bikes at speed in these areas will risk loss of points, and if seen on a second occasion, sent home. Your attention is drawn to the serious consequences which could arise from an accident caused by the unauthorised riding in the paddock.

DOGS

Under no circumstances are dogs allowed within the precinct of the course. This ruling will be strictly enforced. Dogs are to be kept on a lead at ALL times. Please clean up after your dog.

CROSSING THE COURSE

Under no circumstances should you cross the course whilst racing is in progress. At such times when it is permissible to cross the course, a marshal will indicate where it is safe to do so.

NUMBERS / COLOURS

All riders must be on their bikes, have the correct riding number and coloured numbers/background for their riding group. Numbers must be clear and visible

PROTESTS

ALL PROTESTS MUST BE IN WRITING with a fee of £25.

MARSHALLING

All parents/guardians may be called upon to carry out marshalling duties for part of the meeting. Failure to do so when asked will render your rider subject to exclusion.

Marshals are the most important people on the track. They are there for the safety of all riders.

It is not acceptable for marshals to disappear when they have had enough.

All riders are asked to provide a responsible adult (over 16 years old) who can carry out the marshalling duties. If anyone requires advice on how to marshal properly, See the marshall co-ordinator at booking in. I don't see how anyone can marshal properly with their face wedged to a mobile phone text messaging.

Morning marshals start before first practice and are on duty until they are replaced.

Afternoon marshals should be in place during the second adult race and are on duty until the last race is finished.

If you do need to be replaced, contact the clerk of the course who will find a replacement.