• Free Practice Open to the Public in a partnership with City of St. Michael
  • All season
  • Weather permitting - Every Tuesday night the track will be open for a free practice
  • For all participate must sign a city waiver
  • If you are under the age of 18 you must have a waiver signed by your parent/guardian
  • The waiver will be posted on the website before the first open night
  • City Waiver form                 - if you need Adobe Reader goto www.adobe.com
   

• Refer a friend
  • For every 2 new memberships that you refer to our track - receive ONE free race

• Papa Murphy's Coupon Card
  • Costs $10 - worth $34 in coupons towards Papa Murphy's pizza

The following are guide lines for the team series:

Purpose: To help promote the States tracks by offering incentives for a team based competition.  It is open to all ABA registered riders who are part of a team or choose to form a team for this series.  All rules set forth must be followed by the participating teams.  In the event of a condition not covered by the program guidelines would arise the track director from each participating track would meet to settle the issue. 

• For the purpose of promoting and attracting riders this year we would use each tracks State Qualifying Races. Series will take the best 5 scores from the 8 qualifiers.

      The Team series race dates are as follows:

• Rum River BMX – Isanti June 22nd
• RRVBMX – Dilworth–  July 12th
• St. Michael BMX  – July 19th
• Mankato Area BMX – July 26th
• Faribault BMX – July 26th  
• Brainerd Lakes BMX –  July 27th
• Pineview Park BMX – St.Cloud  Aug 3rd
• I94 BMX – Fergus Falls – Aug  9th

Each team would need to submit its team roster to the “series coordinator” at their first race of the series. The teams could consist of any Registered ABA rider. There must be a minimum of 5 riders per team.  Your team must have a novice or an intermediate rider on its roster for the series. Each team sheet must have one girl and no more that 2 Factory/Nag riders. See the scoring criteria for detail about this condition. 

• This series is for all riders and teams from across the state of Minnesota (not just riders from the series hosting tracks)  This years Series Coordinator is Brent Schiefert, from I-94 BMX.  His contact information is as follows;  e-mail: I94bmx@yahoo.com 

or by phone – H-218-739-6553 or C 218-205-1275

• From the team roster each team could submit two team sheets per race with only the highest score counting towards that days points.   Points would be based on the series daily points table listed below. There would be 5 riders per scoring sheet with the 5th spot for a girl only.

Note the change for this year, only two Factory Team/Nag riders will be allowed per team sheet.
    

• At each race the team could change its scoring sheet roster from the riders on its team roster. They could also add riders to there team roster as long as the rider being added is not already on someone elses roster. This would allow teams to fill out scoring sheet if a rider could not make it.  Once on a team’s official roster you can not ride for any other team in the series.  All roster additions would need to be sent to Brent Schiefert 2 days prior to the race or initialed by the host tracks track director on the day of the event.

• Team with the highest team score at the end of the series is the winner. We will award trophies to the top six teams in the series.    

•  Each track can still run its own team trophy daily race at its state qualifier if it wants to as long as the awards were not greater than the series awards. The Team series would be above and beyond the regular team comps that normally take place at the involved tracks.

• All participating tracks will promote all the races in the series and facilitate the race at there event.  They would then forward the results to the series coordinator.  The coordinator would then finalize the results forward them to the participating tracks and media outlets who would post them on there web-sites.

• At the end of each race the teams would be awarded points towards the series standings based on the table attached.  Each team will earn points at the races in the series and there top five finishes for the series will count toward the series championship.

The series championship awards will be handed out at the State Championship finals at the end of the summer.  So teams should plan on attending to receive your awards.

Daily Point Table

1. Each team may enter up to 2 sheets.
2. Each team sheet may consist of no more than five (5) different riders – the fifth rider must be a girl.
3. 4. You must designate the class you are using for each rider.
5. No rider currently listed on another team’s roster with the series coordinator can compete for a different team.
6. Any one rider may compete for only 1 team throughout the duration of the series.
7. Your team entry must be turned in before the moto sheets are posted.  No points will be awarded if you fail to do so.
8. Points towards the team series are as follows:
Table option 2

9. The team with the most points at the end of the race is the daily winner.
10. Ties will be broken in the following manner to determine a winner:

•  The team sheet with the most 1st, 2nd, 3rd, etc. place main event or overall (total point) finishes.
•  The team sheet with the largest overall rider count score. (Only counting the 4 best qualifying scores on each sheet).
• *If the tie is still unbroken, a determination will be based on which riders qualified earliest:
•  Qualified 1st moto 1 point
•  Qualified 2nd moto 2 points
•  Qualified 3rd moto 3 points
• *Lowest points are the winner of the tie. Total point races will be calculated by a rider’s finish in the motos.
• *If a tie still exists, a coin toss will determine a winner.

FILL OUT SHEET COMPLETELY AND ACCURATELY. FINAL CALL FOR TEAM SHEETS WILL BE MADE AND
ONCE SCORES ARE TABULATED AND POSTED, NO FURTHER SHEETS WILL BE ACCEPTED FOR THAT EVENT.

 Team Point Total Table

At the end of each race the series team sheets results will be verified by the local track officials and sent to the series coordinator.  The coordinator will award point to each entered team based on the following table of points and send up-dates to the tracks in the series and media outlets to be posted on the various web pages:

9. The team with the most points at the end of the series is the winner.
10. Ties will be broken in the following manner to determine a winner:

•  The team with the most 1st, 2nd, 3rd, etc. place finishes.
•  The team sheets with the largest overall rider count score. (Only counting the 4 best qualifying scores on each sheet) for the team series.
• *If the tie is still unbroken, a determination will be based on which riders qualified earliest at the final two races:
•  Qualified 1st moto 1 point
•  Qualified 2nd moto 2 points
•  Qualified 3rd moto 3 points
• *Lowest points are the winner of the tie. Total point races will be calculated by a rider’s finish in the motos.
• *If a tie still exists, a coin toss will determine a winner.