Minis run at Talladega, all the west coast tracks, Nelson, Barber. No school needed for the minis especially if you've already been racing them.
Interesting, What is cost for the minis? Can an 8 year old run mini class? Same requirments as big as far as safety wiring and what not? Anything else a first time wera mini racer needs to know?
6. Any rider under the age of 18 may not compete without the duly notarized consent of parents or legal guardian. The notarized consent will be retained by WERA. In addition, each rider under the age of 18 must have on file with WERA a minor release form which can be obtained from WERA. Some facilities may require this form every weekend, the forms will be available at registration. Rider 8 years old may ride in practice only with the mini’s. Riders 9 years old are limited to 50cc & 80cc classes. Riders 10 years old are restricted to F/E/D/Clubman class machines. Riders 12 & 13 years old are restricted to 650cc/LW Twins machines. Riders 14 & 15 years old are limited to “C” class machinery. Riders 16 and older are allowed to run any WERA legal machinery. These limits may be changed at WERA’s discretion on a case by case basis.
Thanks. Mongo he turns 9 in January and has been racing a 50 for two years. If I read this right, he cant race only practice? He just got a 110 ohvale so he could practice in the superbike 50, but not race? Am I correct?
I just happened to be looking at the mini stuff in the rulebook as the Ohvale experience at PittRace got me thinking... Anyone renting these things to try them out for the weekend at Nelson Ledges?
Thanks Mr. Mongo! Appreciate the clarification. Pretty sure my season's over in Mini's this year...but this helps me think about 2020.
Thats not as fun. I get excited and just start typing. The one question I had that the rule book didnt cover, says bike must have steering damper? Does that inclued minis? What is your email?
I’ve been running my Grom this year at NJMP, Sandy Hook and United Mini Moto. Decided to take the plunge and get a 160cc GP0.
