AMA District 7 Enduro Rules and Information
Updated 12-1-06
Welcome to the AMA District 7
Championship Enduro Series Rules and Information page. The District 7 Enduro Series consists of 11 E.C.E.A.
Enduro Events. District 7 sanctions these Events with the permission of each of
the sponsoring clubs. These are some of the finest Enduro clubs in the country
and they all provide a great format for Enduro competition. For a list of
Enduro clubs and information on individual events, check our Enduro Schedule
and the individual club websites. The AMA District 7 Enduro Series is open to
all AMA and ECEA members regardless of residency. Join in on the fun and
excitement of the prestigious District 7 Championship Enduro Series! District 7
has a great year-end Awards Program, with Trophies, Plaques and Prizes.
Remember to renew your District 7 membership annually. Applications and more
information can be down loaded from our home page.
For further information contact
Chris Borger – District 7 Enduro Chairman at cjborger@erols.com
AMA District 7 Championship Enduro Series Rules
Requirements : All riders must
obtain an E.C.E.A. license (available free at all Enduro events the Saturday
before the event, or on line at www.ecea.org
. ) A written test on basic knowledge is given after reading an E.C.E.A. flyer
that explains what the rider should know.
All riders must purchase a
District 7 ENDURO CARD and renew annually.
Riders must enter at least 5
events to qualify for year-end awards. C-class riders must only enter 3.
Anyone who is an AMA-ECEA member
can join the District 7 Enduro Series regardless of residency.
Program
: The District 7 Enduro Program
will consist of a series of events each year picked by the Enduro
Representative of District 7, and his committee, and the schedule for the year,
along with the names, dates, times, and locations of each event to be published
in advance of the date of the first Enduro of the year.
All Enduro events are sanctioned by the E.C.E.A. and the events will be run completely by ECEA rules.
The District 7 Enduro Series will be based on the ECEA Referee reports (as furnished to the District).
The District 7 Sign-In sheet will be posted at each event.
Points Dropped will be those reported by the sponsoring club and or by the ECEA Referee reports.
Rider Classes : Rider classes will be the same as ECEA, except for District 7 awards purposes.
Classes will be combined for an overall award at the end of the series.
Riders completing a shortened course at an event are ineligible for overall series points at that event. Classes will be as follows:
AA, A, B, C, A-VET, A-SR, A-SSR, B-VET, B-SR, B-SSR, MASTERS, and WOMAN’S Classes.
Class trophies and overall trophies are subject to the number of District 7 riders in each class and the number of events ridden to qualify for year-end awards.
Riders will be scored in the class they enter, at their first Enduro entered, throughout the year.
You may enter different divisions within your class at individual events, but you will still be scored in the class you entered in at your first event.
Woman may elect to ride any class, regardless of age or letter classification.
Classes must have a minimum of three riders entered for the year to form a class.
Any rider classified AA in the ECEA will be scored in AA class in the District 7 series.
All class advancements in the Enduro Series are done by the ECEA, per their advancement system.
*** Series Points :
Riders will be scored on their best 10 out of 12 events.
“Points Dropped” will be used for determining District 7 series points. Points awarded will be as follows;
1st – 20 pts. 3rd – 13 pts. 5th – 9 pts. 7th 5 pts. 9th – 2 pts.
2nd – 16 pts. 4th – 11 pts. 6th – 7 pts. 8th 3pts. 10th – 1 pt.
It will be the rider’s responsibility to sign-in, and put their class and riding number on the D-7 form.
All riders must have a valid District 7 Enduro Card to receive points.
Points will be calculated and posted when the sponsoring club posts the official results.
The sponsoring club must handle score protests for an individual event during the protest period.
*** DNF placement will receive points, in C class only , based on placement within their class.
Riders are responsible for placing scorecards in the DNF box at the events , or be sure the sponsoring club receives your card, otherwise you may not be listed in the official results for that event and may not be eligible for District 7 points.
Riders are NOT eligible for points if they enter their own clubs event.
The series has one drop, and you will be scored on your 10 best results.
If the sponsoring club, or the ECEA Referee for an individual event disqualifies a rider, that rider is ineligible for District 7 points for that event.
You must join the District 7 Enduro Series by June 1ST to receive points in the series.
Any riders joining after the third event can only qualify for points from the date they joined.
The District 7 Points Standings Page will be updated when official results are received from the clubs.
Important Notice : If your name is not in the points standings, have a misspelled name, or you feel there may be a mistake with your points, contact the Enduro Chairman immediately for corrections.
Always check your points and your competitor’s points for accuracy.
If you have applied for District 7 Enduro Series membership card, and have not received it, contact District 7 to check the status of your membership.
Year-End Awards : District 7 has a great year-end awards program for District 7 Enduro Members. The type and quality of the awards given will be based on the amount of participation by District 7 members.
The amount and type of awards will be submitted to the District 7 Board or an Officer for approval.
It is the rider’s responsibility to receive their awards at the District 7 year-end awards Banquet. If a rider is unable to attend, arrangements should be made for someone to receive your award for you.
Thank you for your support of the AMA District 7
Enduro Series!
(Be sure to join an ECEA Enduro Club and help support your clubs events.)
*** Corrected 9-12-11
