Dutch Sport Park - Rider Info

Race Fees
Race Day Awards
Minor Racer Information
Class List

Class List

Please read the new 2008 district 14 classes carefully there have been some changes. Anything highlighted in yellow is new or had a change.

Class Name	Bike Size	Age	Other Info
50 Jr	50cc	4-6	Runs on the big track for district points. Awards for all riders and treats from the Smurf City Sheriff.
50 Sr	50cc	7-8	Same as above.
50 4-8 SS	50cc Air cooled, water cooled & oil injected	4-8	Runs on the Smurf City track. Shaft drive bikes only Yam,Suz,Hon,Ktm, Mini Adventure and Cobra PW3. Awards for all riders and treats from the Smurf City Sheriff.
50 4-8 Trail	50cc	4-8	Eligible bikes:PW50, XR50, CRF50, KLX50 & JR50.If entering this class, the ONLY 2nd class a rider can enter in the same day is a 50 SS class. Awards for all riders and treats from the Smurf City Sheriff.
50 Jr Non District	50cc	4-6	For racers that do not want to race on the big track. Runs on Smurf City track. Not an AMA or district recognized class. Awards for all riders and treats from the Smurf City Sheriff.
50 Sr Non District	50cc	7-8	For racers that do not want to race on the big track. Runs on Smurf City track. Not an AMA or district recognized class. Awards for all riders and treats from the Smurf City Sheriff.
Wobbler	50cc	4-8	For beginning racers only on any size 50cc bike. Runs on Smurf City track. Not an AMA or district recognized class. Awards for all riders and treats from the Smurf City Sheriff.
Wobbler Advanced	50cc	4-8	For racers on any size 50cc bike that have raced the Wobbler class and keep placing in the top of the class but are not ready for the more competitive classes. Runs on Smurf City track. Not an AMA or district recognized class. Awards for all riders and treats from the Smurf City Sheriff.
65 Beginner	60cc or 65cc	7-11	For beginning racers only. Runs on the Smurf City track. Not an AMA or district recognized class. Awards for all riders and treats from the Smurf City Sheriff.
Trail Blazer	70cc - 110 cc	9-13	For beginning racers with a trail style bike (PW, XR, TTR, KLX, JR, etc). Runs on Smurf City track. Not an AMA or district recognized class. Awards for all riders and treats from the Smurf City Sheriff.
85 Beginner	85	12-15	For beginning racers not ready for the big track. Runs on Smurf City track. For race bikes (YZ, CR, KX, RM, SX) Not an AMA or district recognized class. Awards for all riders and treats from the Smurf City Sheriff.
65 (7-9)	60cc or 65cc	7-9	Open to all riders within the age range. Trophy only class. Must choose one 65cc class per day.
65 (7-11)	60cc or 65cc	7-11	Open to all riders within the age range. Must choose one 65cc class per day.
85 Jr	85cc	7-11	Usually riders moving up from the 65cc class or they ride this class too but any skill can ride this class.
85 Sr	85cc	12-15	Usually riders moving up from the 85 Jr class but any skill can ride this class.
85 C	85cc	10-15	For beginning racers only. A novice skill level class. Big wheels are legal in this class. New 2008 D14 year end awards.
85 9-13	85cc	9-13	This is 2nd class offered for the 85 7-11or 85 12-15 riders.
Supermini	79 -112cc 2-stroke, 75 -150cc 4-stroke	12-16	New district 14 points paying class. Mini bikes or big wheels. "A" riders are not eligible.
Schoolboy	86 -125cc 2-stroke, 75-150ccc 4-stroke	12-16	Minimum front wheel 19", minimum rear 16". Max wheeelbase 52". "A" riders are not eligible.
Schoolboy Lites	100-144cc 2-stroke, 126-250cc 4-stroke	12-16	Must choose one schoolboy class per day. Max wheelbase 52". No supermini's or big wheels. "A" riders are not eligible.
125 B/C	122 -125cc	12 & up	Trophy only class, (no advancement points) This replaces the 2-storke class.
250 A	122 - 250cc	12 & up	An expert skill level class.
250 B	122 - 250cc	12 & up	An intermediate skill level class.
250 C	122 - 250cc	12 & up	For beginning racers only. A novice skill level class. New 2008 D14 year end awards.
Open A	122 - Open cc	n/a	An expert skill level class.
Open B	122 - Open cc	n/a	An intermediate skill level class.
Open C	122 - Open cc	n/a	For beginning racers only. A novice skill level class. New 2008 D14 year end awards.
14-24	122 - Open cc	14-24	Open to all riders within the age range.
25+	122 - Open cc	25 & up	Open to all riders within the age range.
30+	122 - Open cc	30 & up	Open to all riders within the age range.
35+	122 - Open cc	35 & up	Open to all riders within the age range.
Vet Sport	122 - Open cc	35 & up	Open to riders with little or no recent racing experience, or Intermediate to Novice riders, within the age range. Not a recognized district class.
40+	122 - Open cc	40 & up	Open to all riders within the age range.
45+	122 - Open cc	40 & up	Open to all riders within the age range.
50+	122 - Open cc	50 & up	Open to all riders within the age range.
Women Jr.	85 -112cc	9-15	Open to all riders within the age and bike cc range. Max front wheel 19", Max rear wheel 16".
Women Sr.	99cc - 250cc 2-stroke or 4-stroke	12 & up	Open to all riders within the age and bike cc range. Min. front wheel 19", min. rear wheel 16".
NonCurrent	122 - Open cc Bike year 2000 & older.	n/a	Open to all riders within the age and bike cc range.
Quad A	Open cc 2 or 4 strokes	16 & up	An expert skill level class.
Quad B	Open cc 2 or 4 strokes	16 & up	An intermediate skill level class.
Quad Novice	Open cc 2 or 4 strokes	16 & up	For beginning racers only. A novice skill level class.
Quad Vet	Open cc 2 or 4 strokes	30 & up	Open to all riders within the age range.

For youth classes, your age on January 1 applies for the whole year. For example, a 11 year old who turns 12 on March 1 can still race the 85 Jr (7-11) class for the entire season (because he was 11 on January 1).

For vet classes, your age on race day applies. You can ride a class as soon as you become eligible, but not before.
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Race Fees; Organizations You Must Join

Name	Description	Cost
Gate fee	Adults and Racers Kids up to 12 yrs of age (not racing)	$10.00 free
Sign up	Youth and adult riders can race up to 3 classes per day. You will be charged and given your 1st sign up card at the gate you will need to bring that to the sign up building.	$30 (1st class) No discounts fro additional classes.
AMA	American Motorcyclist Association. (All Dutch Sport Park races are AMA sanctioned, which requires that all racers must be AMA members.) Your membership will be good for one year from the day you apply. You can join AMA at registration at the track on race day.	$39.00 (per year)
District 14	Michigan's district of the AMA. If you live in Michigan, you must join District 14. Your membership will last through the current racing season. You can join Dist. 14 at registration at the track on race day.	$15.00 (per season)

All riders must belong to some district. We only sell memberships and pay points to District 14 but we honor all districts. Just bring your card to registration to prove membership.

If you plan to race and need to purchase or renew any of the above memberships its best to do this at the track if the race is less than 3 weeks away. Make sure you bring you proof of renewal or purchase to signup. If you do not have proof of this you may be asked to signup again.
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Race Day Awards

Race day awards - Dutch Sport Park pays awards to all Smurf City riders. For all other trophy classes, we use a formula of 1 award for every 3 entries in the class. All Pee Wee classes, all "C" classes are eligible for trophies only (per district rules). All other youth classes and "B" classes are eligible for trophies or a check to the dealer of their choice. All "A" classes and Vet classes are eligible for cash awards. You may also get Dutch Sport Park apparel instead of an award (excluding Smurf City classes.) Please let us know if your Smurf City racer is wanting apparel and we can see what we can work out.
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Minor Racer Information - Requirements for Riders Under 18

The AMA, our insurance carrier, and common sense require a parent or legal guardian to sign up a minor rider. For legal purposes, we need a liability release and a minor release form filled out by the parent. For safety sake, you need your parent with you in case you're hurt and need medical treatment.

If your parent can't come with you, there is a way to ride, but you have to be prepared before coming to the track! You need to bring a notarized permission note from your parent. Here's a generic version of what the note should say:

"My son Joe Smith has my permission to ride motocross at Dutch Sport Park on date. In addition, I give permission to Sam Johnson [an adult] to sign all liability, release and registration forms at the track and to give consent for medical treatment of Joe Smith if needed."

_____________________________Parent or Guardian signature

_____________________________Notary Public signature(seal)

In the example, Sam Johnson is someone 18 or over who will be at the track with you all day. We need an original copy of a notarized note for every race or practice day. You should bring an extra copy for Sam to keep in case you are hurt.

Every race it seems like we turn away at least one disappointed rider because he or she didn't bring a parent and didn't come prepared with the proper form(s). Don't let this happen to you!

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