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RIDE DAY entries are via RIDERNET on the same entry link as racing, prior to the event.

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HOW DO I ENTER?

Entry is through Ridernet (LINK ABOVE) You will need create a profile in order to enter events. 

PLEASE NOTE. Entries will no longer be accepted on the day. There is simply too much to do for the Race secretary on Sunday Mornings.

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WHERE DO I GO?

Follow the signs for Hidden Valley off Tiger Brennan Drive. Entry to the Hidden Valley Complex is usually via Gate 1 at the top of the track. Follow the road way around to the bottom of the track and make your way to pit garage #1 for sign on 

from 7.30am - 8am.

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WHAT DOES IT COST?

Ride days are $100 per round. If the entrant requires a single event license, this attracts a fee of $30. Thus for most ride day entrants, each ride day costs $130. Please make sure you have bought your licence along with your entry fee.

 

WHAT DOES SCRUTINERRING INVOLVE?

Your bike will be reviewed prior to being allowed on the track. Our scrutineers will check that your bike is in good repair, that brakes are functioning and brake pads have sufficient material, that your throttle closes on its own without sticking or jamming, that your tyres have sufficient life, that there are no leaking fluids, no loose bolts etc. This list is not exhaustive, but gives oyu an indication of things to check. If you are unsure about something, bring oyur bike down. There are a number of people around the club whom may be able to assist. Alternatively, bring your bike down the day prior (sat) and speak to any of the club members. Bikes do not need to be registered/roadworthy.

 

WHAT PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT / CLOTHING DO I NEED?

To be permitted on the track, you require the following protective equipment/clothing:

  • Helmet –  As per MoMS table Full face, Australian Standards/DOT/European compliant. All major brands are acceptable. Motorcross/bucket style helmets are not acceptable.

  • Jacket – Leather or textile with CE armour

  • Pants – Leather/textile with CE armour or Kevlar jeans

  • Leather race suit (1/2 piece) in place of jacket/pants combo

  • Boots – Leather, enclosed (motorcycle or work boot style both acceptable)

  • Gloves – Leather/textile armoured, full length (‘shorty’ style gloves unacceptable)

  • Back protector – Full length ‘armadillo’ style back protector preferred. Some other styles acceptable.

The chief scrutineer has final call on the acceptability of your equipment. The club does have some equipment (back protectors etc) for hire and generally club members can help out if you get stuck.

 

HOW DOES THE DAY RUN?

Ride day entrants will get 3 x 20 min sessions, commencing usually around 0900am. The Clerk of Course will brief all participants prior to the days riding and will advise if there is any change to the running order. Usually, ride days sessions will be held prior to the first class of racing (300 Superlights) and will continue in this pattern.

 

WHAT DO THE FLAGS / LIGHTS MEAN?

The usual flags and lights you will see on a ride day are:

  • Green – All clear/go

  • Yellow – Caution, continue but hold position (something has happened ahead)

  • Red – End of session

  • Blue – You are about to be lapped

  • Black – Return to pits (need to speak to you)

The Clerk of Course will speak about flags to ride day entrants on the day.

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