Checks will use the following markers that shall BE not less than 18” x 18” with a 10” black letter
Checks will use the following markers that shall BE not less than 18” x 18” with a 10” black letter
Checks will use the following markers that shall BE not less than 18” x 18” with a 10” black letter
From left to right:
Observation Check - White Marker with “O”
Start Control Yellow and White Diagonal marker with “ST”
Secret Check Red & White Diagonal Marker with “S”
Emergency Check Green & White Diagonal Marker with “E”
Known Control Yellow Marker with “K”
Class Structure
Checks will use the following markers that shall BE not less than 18” x 18” with a 10” black letter
Checks will use the following markers that shall BE not less than 18” x 18” with a 10” black letter
⦁ AA Open
⦁ A light 1cc-250cc (ECEA A 250)
⦁ A Open 251cc+ (ECEA A Open)
⦁ A Senior 40+ Open
⦁ A Sup SR 50+ Open
⦁ B light 1cc-250cc (ECEA B 250)
⦁ B Open 251cc+ (ECEA B Open)
⦁ B Senior 40+ Open
⦁ B Sup SR 50+ Open
⦁ C light 1cc-250cc (ECEA C 250)
⦁ C Open 251cc+ (ECEA C Open)
⦁ C Senior 40+ Open
⦁ C Sup SR 50+ Open
⦁ Masters 60+ Open
⦁ Women Open
⦁ Schoolboy 12-16 Open
AMA Racing 2017 Rulebook, Section 2.5 H, pg 99
H. Closed Course Enduro
A closed course enduro follows the rules for enduros with the following exceptions:
1. The course is three or more miles long and is covered two or more times by the rider.
2. No two-way travel by contestants is permitted anywhere on the course.
3. All checks will be timed as secret checks, including the final check of each lap.
4. All checks must be at least one mile apart. Checkers remain in the same position for each lap.
5. To avoid an abundance of tie scores, the schedule set by the organizer should be maintainable only by the best riders.
6. Ties are broken with an emergency check (see enduro rules for definition). One of the checks must be designated as an emergency check for the first lap only.