Name: Round 9: Denver, CO
Start: 2022-02-11T00:00:00+00:00
End: 2022-02-11T23:59:59+00:00
Location: National Western Event Center

Any information regarding changing schedule times, differing class options, etc. that are specific to this event.... will be listed here! Information could be changed here up to 24 hours before the event. So make sure to check back regularly!

2022 AMA Series: Registration Information

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Online

$50

Per Class

At Event

$80

Per Class

We anticipated some questions or concerns you might have about the ‘at event’ pricing and have answered those below.

Why is the ‘At Event’ price $30 more than the online price?

Simply put, we want you to sign up online! Signing up online benefits you, other racers and us!

Benefits include:

Ability for us to better plan for the race day based off class entry
Get you in the building quicker when doors open on race morning (because no one likes standing in line forever, amirite?)
Streamlines the check in process at the event and saves you time!
Eliminates *most* entry mistakes that stem from poor handwriting by you, or manual racer entry on event day by us! When you sign up online we import that directly into the event, removing the element of human error  Yay technology!
Plus, a lot more benefits to everyone involved that I’m not going to type because you probably won’t read them anyways! Just trust us, it’s better for everyone to sign up online!!

But I’m not sure if I can make it to the race, so I don’t want to sign up online and spend my money if something happens and I can’t come to the event!!!

Don’t worry, we got you! We totally understand how life works & that things can change, including your plans. Because of that, we are keeping online registration open until 5 PM Central the Thursday before the event! So you have up until the evening before race weekend to sign up for the event. We assume most of you are responsible adults who will know your weekend plans by that point ;).

Additionally, we will offer you a full refund (minus service fees, which is beyond our control because the payment website we use won’t let us) if you can’t make it… as long as you email us by 5 PM Central the Thursday before the event!!

Noticing a theme here? No?? Well, the theme is 5 PM Central the Thursday before the event.

So…. if you sign up to race and your plans change, just let us know by the deadline (go back and read this again if you’re still not sure when that is) and we will get you refunded no problem! Refunds typically take 5-7 days to process (again, because payment company... not us!) and show back up in your account, but we will refund you as soon as we see your email! I’d like to make note though that as much as we value you, we aren’t staring at our email 24/7 waiting to see who wants to chat. We might not see your email for 12 hours and sometimes 24 hours. So please be patient with us, race season is busy!! We will do our best to be fast… we promise.

Lastly, we are still offering registration at the event! So, if you really don’t want to sign up online, you can still sign up at the event. It will just cost you a little bit more to do so. But again, we are making the at event pricing significantly higher, because we don’t want you to sign up at the event! We want you to sign up online. But we’re compromising and giving you the option just in case.

Well, I have a different question about registration pricing, or something regarding registration and pricing and you didn’t answer it.

You can always email us and ask questions you have! We’re here to help as best we can. (Don’t forget we can’t always respond right away, so give us a little time!!) However, if you ask us something we addressed above, we might just direct you back here since we put a lot of effort into typing all this out just for you. Oh yeah… our email is contact@kickerarenacross.com – so holler at us if you need help with something else!

Thank you for coming to our TED talk ;)

Pit Pass Pricing

Day Pass: $25

Weekend Pass: $40

Pit Pass Wristbands can only be purchased at the event, beginning when doors open for the day (they cannot be purchased online)
Any persons wanting access to the event facility during the race day must purchase an Pit Pass (including racers)
Pit Passes do not provide access to the staging area for the general public (only the Racer & their one Mechanic)
A Pit Pass acts as a ticket does in that it allows the holder entry into the event and provides access to a designated Racer Seating Section (this section is General Admission)
Pit Pass holders may enter the building when the "pit gate" opens
Ticket holders are NOT allowed into the building until 6:30 p.m.
when the doors open for spectators.
You do NOT need to purchase a ticket if you purchase a Pit Pass.
Your Pit Pass is good for the whole day and for the main show at night too. You will also have access to special racer seating.
WE WILL NOT REFUND TICKETS OR EXCHANGE THEM FOR PIT PASSES. NO EXCEPTIONS.
IT IS THE RACER’S RESPONSIBILITY TO REVIEW OUR POLICIES AND PROCEDURES AND TO KNOW ALL OF THE PERTINENT INFORMATION AS WE CANNOT MAKE REFUNDS BASED ON LACK OF KNOWLEDGE.
If you have any questions pertaining to Pit Passes please contact us prior to the event date.

AMA Membership

You must be an active AMA member to participate in any Kicker AMA Arenacross Event. You will not be able to register to race without an AMA number. The AMA offers different membership levels, including a $20 day pass. Membership information can be found on the AMA's website. We recommend calling (800) AMA-JOIN (262-5646) for membership specific questions.

Website: https://americanmotorcyclist.com/

2022 CLASS OFFERINGS & DESCRIPTIONS

Amateur Classes
51cc (4-6 yrs)	Engine: 0-51cc (2 or 4 stroke) - Single-speed automatic. Max wheel size: 10 inches
51cc (7-8 yrs)	Engine: 0-51cc (2 or 4 stroke) - Single-speed automatic. Max wheel size: 10 in (rear) 12 in (front)
51cc Open (4-8 yrs)	Engine: 0-51cc (2 or 4 stroke) - Single-speed automatic. Max wheel size: 10 in (rear) 12 in (front)
65cc (7-9 yrs)	Engine: 59-65cc (2 Stroke) - Min. Wheel Size 12 in. Max Front Wheel 14 in.
65cc (10-11 yrs)	Engine: 59-65cc (2 Stroke) - Min. Wheel Size 12 in. Max Front Wheel 14 in.
65cc Open (7-11 yrs)	Engine: 59-65cc (2 Stroke) - Min. Wheel Size 12 in. Max Front Wheel 14 in.
85cc (9-11 yrs)	Engine: 79-85cc (2 stroke) - Max Front Wheel 17 in. Min Rear Wheel 12 in. Max Rear Wheel 16 in.
85cc (12-15 yrs)	Engine: 79-85cc (2 stroke) - Max Front Wheel 17 in. Min Rear Wheel 12 in. Max Rear Wheel 16 in.
Supermini (9-15 yrs)	Engine: 79-112cc (2 stroke) or 75-150cc (4 stroke) - Max Front Wheel: 19 in - Max Rear Wheel: 16 in
250 Beginner*	Engine: 122-250cc / Beginners Only / Cannot Race 250 B or 250 C if you sign up for 250 Beginner / Non-Series Class
250 C (Novice)	Engine: 122-250cc - No minicycle or supermini - Must be 14 yrs to ride 201-250cc
250 B (Intermediate)	Engine: 122-250cc - No minicycle or supermini - Must be 14 yrs to ride 201-250cc
450 Beginner*	Engine: 122cc- Open / Beginners Only / Cannot Race 250 B or 250 C / Non-Series
450 C (Novice)	Engine: 122-Open - No minicycle or supermini - Must be 14 yrs to ride 201cc or up
450 B (Int)	Engine: 122-Open - No minicycle or supermini - Must be 14 yrs to ride 201cc or up
Beginner Open*	Engine: 122cc- Open / Open class for all Big Bike Beginners / Non-Series Class
Nov/Int Open	Engine: 122cc- Open / Open class for all Novice & Int. Big Bikes (No Beginners)/
Vet (30yrs+/40yrs+)	Engine: 122-Open - No minicycle/supermini – *will split classes if enough entries
Pro Classes
250 Pro Sport	Engine Size: 122cc-250cc - Must be 16 yrs or older
450 Pro Sport	Engine Size: 122cc-Open - Must be 16 yrs or older
Loveland + Denver Only Classes
Women (12 yrs +)	Engine: 122cc – Open – Must have 8 riders to form class
Pit Bike

2022 SCHEDULE OF EVENTS

9:00 AM	Arena, Office & Pit Open
9:30 AM	Registration Closes
10:00 AM	Mandatory Rider’s Meeting
10:15 AM	Practice
12:45 PM	Staging for Qualifying Races
1:00 PM	Qualifying Races / LCQ Races
4:00 PM	Pro Practice
4:30 PM	Main Race (Class has 8 or less)
6:30 PM	Staging for Main Races
7:00 PM	Main Races

Important Times & Information

∙ 12 PM – Heat Race Order Posted
∙ 12 PM – Entry Changes Close (Class/#)
∙ Changes can only be made at office
∙ Check Heat Results ASAP
∙ LCQ Races are noted in Heat Results
∙ LCQ Races run as soon as Heats end
∙ Classes with 8 or less racers are subject to run at 4:30 PM (check office)
∙ Pick up your award 15 minutes after your main race is over (we will not mail)

2022 Series Information

AMATEURS: You must attend one of the first 9 Rounds and finish in the Top 15 of your class to qualify for the AMA National Championship Round in Denver. You may only attend the Denver round by qualifying at a previous round.

You must finish the race (complete all laps) in the top 15 to qualify. If your class has less than 15 riders and you DNF (do not finish) you will NOT qualify.

PROS: All 10 Rounds will count towards the overall AMA National Championship. The 250 Pro & 450 Pro Sport Class Finishes will be combined to determine the Top Pro Finishers overall.

Rules

No one except the riders officially entered may ride or practice on the course during the event.

It is the duty and responsibility of the rider to determine the class in which he or she belongs.

Protest of age or rider ability must have proof from local tracks score sheets or print outs.

Officials may move riders up based on written or published proof that the rider has competed in a higher class.

Officials are not responsible for locating riders before their event.

Any verbal harassment or physical abuse of officials will be grounds for permanent disqualification.

No alcoholic beverages or illegal substances will be allowed on the track or pit area. Riders should not use any of the above mentioned substances
before or during an event as long as they remain in competition. Any rider that is impaired will not be allowed to compete.

A rider is responsible for the actions of their Pit Crew. Infractions by riders Pit crew or associated spectators will be grounds for penalties against that rider.

No late practice, one practice per class. We will not be responsible for locating riders for the event.

Not everyone makes it to the main. The number of gates on the line determines how many will ride in the main. All racers will race at least two times. If you do not transfer directly to the main from your heat race, you will go to the LCQ.

Regional awards will be Plaques.

You must start the main to receive points. DNS the main event results in 0 points. DNF you must complete at least 1 lap past finish line to receive last finishing position points in that race.

Kicker Arenacross events are open to all qualified participants without regard to the sex of the entrant.

Kicker Arenacross retains the right to deny any participant entry based on prior disciplinary action.

Rider/Family Responsibility:

Each rider is responsible for the actions of his family and pit crew. Any unnecessary trouble caused by these individuals puts that rider at risk of disqualification. All riders and other race personnel must assess for themselves the track, facilities, existing conditions and other matters relating to safety.

All riders and race personnel must rely on their own judgment and assume all risks of participating in competition in any manner.

Guardianship for Minors:

No rider under the legal age of majority in the state in which the meet takes place may compete without the written consent (signature on liability releases and entry forms) of his/her parents or legal guardians present at the meet.

An authorized adult acting on behalf of the parents or legal guardians must provide a notarized statement indicating they have been given the authority by the parent or legal guardian to be responsible for the minor during the meet.

The parents, legal guardians or authorized adult must remain present while the participant he/she is responsible for is at the event.

Drug and Alcohol Policy:

All race personnel, officials, riders, mechanics, anyone associated with riders and photographers must not
consume or be under the influence of intoxicants or drugs that could affect their normal mental or physical ability.

Any such person under the influence of intoxicants or drugs will be removed from the event without refund, by event security.

Foul Language Policy:

Riders and/or family and pit crew who direct foul and use abusive language to an official are subject to disqualification for the entire meet.

Track Access Policy:

Any person on the track without a pit pass will be asked to leave the premises. Any person that jumps the rail onto the arena floor will be escorted by security off the premises. Any riders that are in staging or on the track without their bike are subject to disqualification. Only one mechanic/ parent is allowed to the starting gate per rider.

Pit Riding Policy:

NO pit riding except to and from the starting gate. Any person caught riding in the vendor area, landscaped areas or on public roads on the facility property will be asked to return to his/her pit a second violation will result in disqualification.

Pre-Registration:

Pre-registration can be completed by completing online at kickerarenacross.com/register. The deadline for pre-registration is Wednesday Prior to the event @ 10pm CST (central standard time)
for the discount price.

Pit Passes Wristbands:

Pit passes can be purchased at the pit gate entrance. A pit passes allow access to the pits as well as serves as a general admission ticket during the night program. A parent must be present for minors to obtain a pit pass. A pit pass wristband does not allow access to the staging area.

Age Requirements:

For classes with age limits, a rider's age is as of January 1st in the year in which the series begins. and will determine his/her age for the Series. However, a rider may move up to the next higher class if he/she will be eligible (birthday falls within the Series) to do so at any time during the series, but once a rider moves to the higher age class, he/she may not move back to the lower class. Riders are encouraged to determine at the beginning of the series, which age class they will participate in for the entire series. A referee or clerk may request a rider’s proof of age.

Skill Level Classifications:

Beginner: A Beginner rider must move up in class once he/she finishes first place three times or finishes in the top three in the series points. A rider may finish out the series he/she starts.
Novice: A Novice rider must move up in class once he/she finishes first place three times or finishes in the top three in the series points. A rider may finish out the series he/she starts. (This is solely under the discretion of the head referee to whether there is safety concerns with the rider moving to the next class.)
Intermediate: An intermediate rider may move up in class at his/her discretion.
Professional: Must be 16 years of age or older. Rider must have competed in and surpassed the intermediate class ranking.

If questionable a rider’s classification is determined by the event manager.

Race Rules:

No one except riders officially entered may ride or practice on any portion of the course the day of the meet.
If a rider’s physical stature is such that he/she cannot reach the ground with both feet, blocks may be used but must be removed immediately after the start.
A rider must be ready when called to the starting area. If not ready, he is allowed two minutes after the starters call to make minor repairs.
A rider whose machine is disabled before reaching the finish line may, under his own physical power, push or carry his machine (in the direction of the track) across the finish line to receive the checkered flag. Provided he completes at least 50 percent of the number of laps as the winner, a rider who finishes in this manner will be considered as having completed the event.
A rider leaving the course must re-enter at the same point or at the first point where he can safely do so without interfering with other riders and without gaining an advantage. Failure to do so will result in the rider being penalized a minimum of one finishing position for that event.
A competitor who rides in a way that endangers officials, other riders or the public will be subject to immediate disqualification from the meet by the referee.
When entering or leaving the pits, a rider must use designated entrance and exit lanes. Failure to do so may result in disqualification.
The race is completed when the leader takes the checkered flag. Finishing position is determined by the number of laps completed and a rider need not take the checkered flag to finish.
Engines must remain off until the starter indicates it is time to start them.
Riders cannot groom the area in front of the starting gate.
Any scoring issues must be brought to the event office attention within 15 minutes of result posting. All results are final after 15 minutes waiting period from final result posting.
If a class has more than the number of starting gates available on race day, riders will go to Heats, LCQ and Main event format.
Once staging begins it is the riders responsibility to be in the staging area, or rider will forfeit their gate pick.
If a rider jumps the starting line gate they will be penalized a min of 2 positions, depending on the severity and discretion of the head referee it could be disqualification.

Flags:
GREEN-start of race.
WHITE-one lap to go until finish.
YELLOW-caution. When a yellow flag is displayed, competitors must ride cautiously until they have passed the incident that caused the flag. No jumping, doubling or tripling finish line when Yellow, Red or Red Cross flag or flags are displayed. Failure to do so may result in the rider being docked from one finishing position all the way to disqualification from the event subject to the referee’s discretion.
BLACK-disqualification of a rider. That rider must report to the referee at once.
LIGHT BLUE with diagonal red stripe-indicates you are about to be overtaken by faster riders. Hold your line and do not impede their progress.
WHITE WITH RED CROSS-indicates that ambulances, safety vehicles or emergency personnel are on the course. EXERCISE CAUTION. Should this flag (red cross) be displayed riders will slow down, maintain position with no passing or jumping until past the incident. Failure to do so may result in the rider being docked from one finishing position all the way to disqualification from the event subject to the referee’s discretion.
BLACK AND WHITE CHECKERED-end of race.
RED-stopping of a race for any emergency situation.

Bike Identification:

All bikes/quads must have VISIBLE numbers to be scored.

Big bike numbers must be a minimum of 7” and be displayed on ALL side plates/front # plate. The Numbers MUST contrast with the background (i.e. BLACK #’s on WHITE BACKGROUND OR VICE VERSA)

Small bikes numbers must be a minimum of 5” and be on all side plates/front # plate. The Numbers MUST contract with the background (i.e. BLACK #’S ON WHITE BACKGROUND OR VICE VERSA)

All quads must have front and rear hang down number plates with a minimum 6” numbers. The Numbers MUST contrast with the background (i.e. BLACK #’S ON WHITE BACKGROUND OR VICE VERSA)

If you DO NOT have regulation numbers on your Bike/Quad, you will NOT be scored and you will have no right to protest your last place finish

Competition Apparel:

It is the sole responsibility of the rider to select a helmet and apparel, which will provide appropriate protection.

Kicker Arenacross does not endorse or certify any manufacturers or products.

The rider must rely on his own judgment in the selection of any helmet and apparel for durability and safety.

A rider must wear a helmet at all times. Helmets must be of the full-face or full coverage type. All riders must utilize a shatterproof face shield or shatterproof goggles. The helmet must conform to one of the following recognized standards and have a label affixed certifying its approval: Snell M 2005 or DOT FMVSS 218

It is recommended that all helmets used in competition be equipped with a commercially manufactured emergency helmet removal device such as the Hats Off device. It is recommended that all competitors display the following information on the base of his/her helmet: name, drug allergies and blood type.

Protective pants made of durable material must be worn in all competition.

Boots must be worn in all competitions. They must be at least eight inches high with laces, buckles or zippers, or specially designed and constructed for leg and foot protection.

Round 9: Denver, CO

2022 AMA Series Information

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