Junior Riders aged 13 to under 16

For riders aged 13 to under 16 you must hold the following:

• Annual Motorcycling Australia Competition Licence (JNA)
• Be endorsed for the bike that you wish to ride on (300cc minimum endorsement)
• Parent/Guardian needs to be in attendance for all riders aged under 18.

Carports:

• If you have booked and paid for a carport the allocation list will be on the door of the office and on some of the poles in the carports.
• Please only put your bike and equipment in the carport allocated to you on the day.
• Carports cost $50 for the day which includes power.
• PLEASE MAKE SURE YOU USE THE BLACK POWER POINTS ONLY.
• You will need to bring your own power lead  to access the power.
• Generators are not be used in the car port area.
• Generators, with 60dbA or less noise output may be used if pitting on the grassed/dirt area behind the car ports.
• Pitting on the bitumen apron surrounding the carport bays is strictly prohibited.

• The Motorcycle Sportsmen use timing transmitters for all participants in a track day.
• Transmitters are available after you have signed on and completed your paperwork.
• You will be required to have a bond before you collect your transmitter. Please bring cash or cheque with you. This bond will be refunded once your transmitter has been returned to the timekeepers after your last track session.

• All machines must attend Scrutineering.  Machines involved in accidents must be re-scrutineered before going back on the circuit. 
• All machines must be either ROADWORTHY (if street bikes) or RACE READY (if race bikes).
• The following can be carried out at the track:
  • Remove or wire up centre stands and use side stand only.
  • Remove, tape over or turn in rear view mirrors.
  • Tape or wire passenger pegs in the closed position.
  • Remove luggage racks, gear sacks etc.
  • Machines must have headlights, tail lights, turn signals, mirrors and speedometers taped.  Registration plates will need to be removed once you arrive at the track.
• Fuel:  Top up your fuel tank close to the circuit and if you can, bring some spare fuel.
  Before your leave home:
• Check oil levels, coolant levels;
• Tyres must be in good condition and pressure checked as per manufacturers recommendations;

• GROUP 1 – Leathers (1 or 2 piece that can be zipped together), motorcycle boots, protective gloves and an Australian Standard approved helmet (undamaged) must be presented at scrutineering. BACK PROTECTORS ARE MANDATORY FOR THIS GROUP.
• GROUP 2  – Leathers (1 or 2 piece that can be zipped together), motorcycle boots, protective gloves and an Australian Standard approved helmet (undamaged) must be presented at scrutineering.  BACK PROTECTORS ARE HIGHLY RECOMMENDED FOR THIS GROUP.
• GROUP 3 – Leather Jacket, denim or better pants, ankle boots, protective gloves and an Australian Standard approved helmet (undamaged). BACK PROTECTORS ARE RECOMMENDED FOR THIS GROUP.
• If you are unsure of which group to enter for the track day, come prepared for if the Coach feels that you need to move between classes. For example, if you entered Class 2, however the Coach feels that your experience demonstrates that you should be in Class 1, you will require a back protector before we can move you up.  The same situation applies with those who have entered Class 3, you will require either 1 or 2 piece leathers and motorcycle boots before you are permitted to progress to a higher group.