RACE DAY INFORMATION

SATURDAY SCHEDULE
Registration: Friday (if applicable) / Saturday 10:00am - 11:30pm
Track Walk: 11:30am - 11:45am
Riders Meeting: 11:45am - noon
Practice: 1:00pm

SUNDAY SCHEDULE
Registration: Friday (if applicable) / Saturday 10:00am - 7:00pm
Registration Sunday: 6:30am - 8:00am
Riders Meeting: 7:45am
Practice: 8:00am
Heat races: after practice (Times subject to change, based on number of entries)
Saturday registration is strongly recommended due to large number of entries. Amateur Rider registration will be open at Promoter Will-Call or Registration on Saturday until 7pm.

AMA ARENACROSS SERIES POINTS FUND:
Presented by Feld Motor Sports
$100,000.00 divided among the top ten-Arenacross Series point´s finishers.
The finishing points results after all (11) AMA Arenacross Rounds.

AMA ARENACROSS SERIES

FRIDAY AND SATURDAY - PRO CLASSES
The focus of the Arenacross Championship will be the Arenacross Class. Riders competing in this class will only have to race one class, on one bike, in one main event each night. All Arenacross Class & Arenacross Lites competitors: Sound Requirements are to be a maximum of 97 decibels per AMA Arenacross Rule Book specifications. The decibel level will be monitored throughout the AMA Arenacross Series. Be prepared to adjust your exhaust system to meet requirements.

Approved equipment for the Arenacross and Arenacross Lites Classes will allow machines that are produced as 125cc 2-stroke, 144cc 2-stroke and 250cc 4-stroke. Production machines produced as a 125cc 2-stroke are allowed to bore and stroke up to 144cc.

To obtain an AMA Supercross Lites endorsement through the AMA Arenacross Series, riders must earn 35 points in the Arenacross Class or 60 points in the Arenacross Lites Class. To obtain a Supercross Class endorsement through the AMA Arenacross Series riders must earn 50 points in the 2009 Arenacross Class. Riders cannot combine points between the two classes in order to meet the point's requirements.

Arenacross CLASS: At each event the Arenacross Class will pay a nightly purse of $8,250 - $11,000. Championship points will be awarded each night for the Arenacross Class main event, according to the point structure.

Arenacross Lites CLASS: In addition to the Arenacross Class that will be the featured part of each night's competition program, every AMA Arenacross event will also include the Arenacross Lites Class for pro riders to test their skills on the challenging AMA Arenacross tracks. The Arenacross Lites Class will pay a nightly purse of $1,200.

The Arenacross Lites Class will have 4 regions which contain a Central, Midwest, East and West Championship Series. Points will be issued and a champion in each region will be announced. The champion in each region will receive a free entry card for the 2010 season, 4 event tickets to (1) supercross event, a merchandise pack and a number one plate for that region. Along with the prizes listed above, purse money and factory contingency money are available for all rounds. See page 1 for purse structure and log on to arenacross.com for contingency information.

Riders who finished in the top 10 in points from the previous years Arenacross Class are not eligible to compete in the Arenacross Lites Class at the first event of the series. Beginning with round 1-night 2 of the current series, the top 10 riders in points in the Arenacross Class are not eligible to compete in the Arenacross Lites Class.

Arenacross Lites REGIONS:
East - Baltimore, Greensboro, Wilkes Barre
West - Fresno, Sacramento, Reno
Central - Des Moines, Louisville, Tulsa
Midwest - Grand Rapids, Dayton, Louisville, Highland Heights

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Insurance:
INSURANCE: Rider Medical Insurance Coverage is available for the AMA Arenacross Series through the AMA Ramp Insurance Program. Information on the Ramp program is available directly by contacting the AMA at 1-800-AMA-JOIN. For more information about AMA insurance please log onto insurance4AMA.com.

Contingency Program:
The Arenacross Series is expected to have millions in purse, contingency and awards offered for all competitors whether you are a beginner or expert. In order to receive contingencies riders must fulfill all sponsor rules and regulations. In addition some contingency sponsors may require you to fill out applications prior to the rider's first race. Please check all contingency guidelines on arenacross.com. Contingency forms will be available at the events and must be filled out in order to receive payback. For more information log onto arenacross.com and check out all the purse and contingency offered! Let's support the companies that post contingency by displaying their logo on your bike or apparel.

NUMBER PLATES:

AMA Arenacross Lites - Black with white numbers
AMA Arenacross - White with black numbers

ENTRY FEES:(AMA membership required)
Pro/Expert Pre-Entry: $50 -includes rider pit pass
Pro/Expert Post-Entry: $60 -includes rider pit pass
65 7-11 Pre & Post-Entry: $40
Pit Bike Pre & Post-Entry: $40

FRIDAY/SATURDAY CLASSES:
Arenacross
Arenacross Lites
65cc 7-11
Pit Bike

YOUTH/AMATEUR
Youth/Amateur riders compete on Sunday with awards to the top 10 in each class.

SUNDAY SCHEDULE
Registration: Friday / Saturday 10:00am - 11:30pm
Sunday: 6:30am - 8:00am
Riders Meeting: 7:45am
Practice: 8:00am
Heat races: after practice (Times subject to change, based on number of entries)
Saturday registration is strongly recommended due to large number of entries. Amateur Rider registration will be open at Promoter Will-Call or Registration on Saturday until 7pm.

ENTRY FEES: (AMA membership required)
Youth/Amateur Pre-Entry: $50 -includes rider pit pass
Youth/Amateur Post-Entry: $60 -includes rider pit pass

SUNDAY CLASSES:
50cc Stock 4-6
50cc Stock 7-8
65cc 7-9
65cc 10-11
85cc 7-11
85cc 12-15
Super Mini 12-16
Schoolboy
College boy
Expert
AX Lites "B" Intermediate
AX Lites "C" Novice
AX "B" Intermediate
AX "C" Novice
Beginner
Over 25
Over 30
Over 35
Over 40
Girls 7-13
Women
Pit Bike

3- DAY PIT PASS:
Three-day pit pass adult only $50 and child $30, available online or onsite at the event.

INFORMATION AND RULES

ID REQUIRED:
All participants must present a valid driver´s license or photo ID at registration. If under the age of 18 a parent, legal guardian or authorized adult (with notarized letter) MUST sign release forms and remain present with the minor all day. The parent, legal guardian, or authorized adult must present a driver´s license or valid photo ID. NO EXCEPTIONS!

AGE LIMITS:
A rider´s age as of January 1, 2009 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 the rider moves to the higher age class, he/she may not move back to the lower class. Riders are encouraged to determine which age class they will participate in at the beginning of the series and remain in that age class for the entire series. Qualifying positions earned for the finals in a lower class will not transfer to the higher age class. The referee or clerk may request a rider´s proof of age.

PIT PASS:
A driver´s license or valid photo ID is required to purchase a pit pass. No one is allowed in the pit area unless with a rider. If under the age of 18 a parent, legal guardian, or authorized adult MUST sign release forms and remain present with the minor all day. The parent, legal guardian, or authorized adult must present a driver´s license or valid photo ID. A pit pass allows you access to the pits as well as the rider seating section. (A pit pass does not guarantee you a seat in rider seating for any reason). For a one day pass Adults: $25 and Children 12 and under: $15

QUALIFYING POSITIONS:
The number of qualifying positions out of the heats and semis that make it to the main event is determined by the number of entries in your particular class.

CLASS DETAILS:

"A" - Expert
"B" - Intermediate
"C" - Novice
"D" - Beginner (less than six months motocross experience)

A motor cycle may be entered by the same rider in multiple classes.

BEGINNER CLASS:
Rider with 6 months or less motocross experience. Beginner class cannot double the "Large Catapult". Riders attempting to ride the beginner class who have reached more than 6 months will be automatically advanced to the next skill level. The Beginner class will not receive points for the Arenacross Amateur World Finals.

EXPERT CLASS:
Expert Class has a 100% payback based on number of entries. Points earned in the Expert Class on Sunday DO NOT apply towards SX Endorsement or Pro License points.

If you register in the AMA Arenacross Class at any time during the season on Friday or Saturday you are restricted to the Expert Class on Sunday.

If you register for the AMA Arenacross Lites Class at any time during the season on Friday or Saturday you are eligible to race the Expert Class and all age appropiate classes on Sunday.

PRACTICE:
At registration you will be given a list of general rules, practice schedule, and practice tickets. It is your responsibility to read and understand the general rules and schedule. Amateurs; One practice per class. Violators will be handled at discretion of the referee. NO LATE PRACTICE! NO REFUNDS ONCE PRACTICE BEGINS!

SPECTATOR TICKETS:
Tickets will allow you into the facility at the following times Friday and Saturday 6:30pm Sunday 11:00am times could vary depending on venue

PARKING AND PIT AREA:
Depending on venue, oversized parking may be limited and parking fees may apply. Pit areas vary from venue to venue, be prepared to pit outdoors.

PLEASE NOTE:
*No video cameras allowed indoors Friday and Saturday.
*No gas cans or alcohol allowed in the pit area
*No riding bikes, scooters, etc. outdoors
*No pets allowed in the building

AMA MEMBERSHIP:
AMA Membership is required, to join dial 1-800-AMA-JOIN, also available at the event during registration for $39 for a year membership.

REGISTRATION

PRE REGISTRATION:
Riders save on entry fee costs and are able to reserve their riding numbers. Earliest postmark gets number reserved. Also, you will be listed in the official souvenir program along with sponsors.

DEADLINE:
Pre-entries must be in by Monday at 9am CST prior to the event.

FAX: Be sure to include credit card number and expiration date. Fax entries to (630) 566-6184.

MAIL:
Feld Motor Sports
Attn: Arenacross Registration
4255 Meridian Parkway
Aurora, IL 60504

Phone Toll Free and Information: (800) 216-7482

INTERNET:
Log-on to arenacross.com and click on Rider Registration.

POST REGISTRATION:
Post Registration is available at the venue.

ID REQUIRED:
All participants must present a driver´s license or valid photo ID at registration. If under the age of 18 a parent, legal guardian, or authorized adult (WITH NOTARIZED LETTER) MUST sign release forms and remain present with minor all day. The parent, legal guardian, or authorized adult must present a driver´s license or valid photo ID.

AMATEUR ARENACROSS WORLD FINALS:
The Arenacross Series, Sunday Amateur day is divided into four regions throughout the United States. A variety of Youth and Amateur classes race for fame, glory, and points. These points are totaled in each separate region in order to crown the top five riders in each class.

The 2009 seasons will qualify 420 of the best amateur riders in the nation, to participate in the 10th annual Amateur Arenacross World Finals.

Five riders from 21 different classes and four different regions will make there way to Las Vegas, NV.

2009 QUALIFYING REGIONS FOR AMATEUR ARENACROSS WORLD FINALS

East - Baltimore, Greensboro, Wilkes Barre
West - Fresno, Sacramento, Reno
Central - Des Moines, Louisville, Tulsa
Midwest - Grand Rapids, Dayton, Louisville, Highland Heights