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Old 12-12-2006
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2007 USMGP Series News


Well it is the off season and just to keep everyone updated on what is and has been going on. We have some great things in store for all of you for 2007! First we will be dividing the 2007 Series up into two series.
The USMGP West Coast Series will feature around 3-4 events at some great facilities. This organization will be run by Rich Santos as West Coast Race Manager and the Race Director will be Trevis Picardo. As all of you could see at the Las Vegas event they learned fast what it takes to run and event and they did a great job!
The tracks we are working with on the west coast are as listed below
although no dates are finalized as of this date:

Stockton July 27th ,28th & 29th

Bondurant TBD

Miller Motorsports Park TBD

Las Vegas Motor Speedway TBD

McMinnville ?

Austin,Texas TBD
and a couple more that will be named later. Now we will not run at all of these tracks but will pick some that will hopefully be challenging for all of you.

As for the East Coast:
Dates that are set:


Fremont Raceway Park Proposed May 18th,19th & 20th.
Subject to change

Virginia International Raceway June 1st,2nd & 3rd

Mid-Ohio Demo Sept. 28th - 30th (USMGP Finals Warm up Weekend)

BeaveRun National Finals : October 5th-7th

This race will bring the best from the West Coast and East Coast Champions together to see who is really the best rider. Yes, there will be East Coast and West Coast Champions this year and also National Champions , so get those bikes ready to take on the best available riders.

Also, as some may have noticed we will be offering a full array of Motard classes and some YSR/NSR based classes to allow you to ride some other machinery if you have it. But know this our series will still feature the pocketbikes because that is where we all started and that is where most of the kids who are the heart of our sport have and will start! So if you can pick up a Motard or YSR check the rules and class structures and coem on out and join us for a great 2007 season.
Stay tuned for more info to follow!
Chuck Shorie
USMGP President

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Re: 2007 USMGP Series News

i hope u get a date set up for Bondurant....i want to get back on that track again...i miss it and plus its my home track.....hope i can make it to every event
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Re: 2007 USMGP Series News

Count Anthony and I at Stockton. He can't wait.
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Re: 2007 USMGP Series News

We would love to have you all here in Stockton!!
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Re: 2007 USMGP Series News

I just checked out the USMGP site and I did not see an event for Phoenix.
Is there a chance one will be added at Bondurant to your existing 7 race schedule?
Thanks.
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Re: 2007 USMGP Series News

BTW, where do I find the classes and specs for 2007 on the USMGP site?
Is the site under construction?
Also, why is there links to porn sites on the USMGP site in the "top referers" section?
That should be taken off ASAP.
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Re: 2007 USMGP Series News

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Originally Posted by MiniMotoMonster View Post
BTW, where do I find the classes and specs for 2007 on the USMGP site?
Is the site under construction?
Is it me?
Why can I not find any info on USMGP.com regarding the classes and specs?
Can anyone help me? It's like the site is a big blog spot...
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USMGP classes

Here are the class structures

USMGP Class Structures

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Featherweight
Juniors: ages 6-15 or Seniors: ages 16+
Bikes must be Cag - Blata 2.5 HP production* bikes with no engine modifications allowed except to clutch, air box and wheels or Chinese Manufacture Cagllari-Daytona style pocketbikes with no modifications to any part of bike with the exception that any production air filter may be used. Blata 2.5 bikes may use a 14-14 SHA carburetor. Exhaust canister is preferred but not required. Non-programmable ignition systems must be used. No material may be removed from any part of the exhaust, carburetor or engine and porting, polishing, matching, balancing etc. are not allowed. No combustion enhancers such as NOS may be used and all bikes must be naturally aspirated.
Production 4.2
Juniors: ages 6-15 or Seniors: ages 16+
Blata Elite 13 Jr. - Polini Powered 4.2
Modified Blata 2.5
Modified Cag
Bikes must have production* based Polini Series 1 engines OR Blata Elite 13 Jr. 4.2 and cannot have any engine or carburetor upgrades. Bikes may be air or water cooled 40 cc with 3 port head and can have up to 14-14 mm SHA carburetor. Stamped (seamed, stock) exhaust systems must be used and any production* dual reed conversion may be used. Pocketbikes competing in this class may not have any clutch, flywheel or wheel upgrades. No material may be added or removed from any part of the exhaust, carburetor or engine and porting, polishing, matching, balancing etc. are not allowed in this class on European powered pocketbikes. Non-programmable ignition systems must be used. No combustion enhancers such as NOS may be used and all bikes must be naturally aspirated
Production 6.2
Juniors: ages 6-15 or Seniors: ages 16+
Blata Elite 14 6.2
Polini Powered 6.2, 7.5
Modified Blata Elite 13 Jr.
Modified Polini Powered 4.2
Pocketbikes must have production* based Polini Series 2 engines or Blata Elite 14. Bikes may be air or water cooled 40 cc with 3 port head and can have up to 14-14 mm SHA carburetor. Pocketbikes competing in this class may have no flywheel, reed or wheel upgrades. Any production* designated exhaust may be used. No material may be added or removed from any part of the exhaust, carburetor or engine and porting, polishing, matching, balancing etc. are not allowed in this class. Non-programmable ignition systems must be used. No combustion enhancers such as NOS may be used and all bikes must be naturally aspirated. ++ Classifications for 'modified' bikes in this class: Bikes must have production based Polini Series 1 OR Blata Elite 13 Jr. 4.2 engines and may be air or water cooled 40 cc with 3 port head and can have up to 14-14 mm SHA carburetor. Race/stuffed cranks and race** designed exhaust pipes may be used but no material may be added or removed from any part of the exhaust, carburetor or engine and porting, polishing, matching, balancing etc. are not allowed. Non-programmable ignition systems must be used. Any production* clutch, flywheel, exhaust, reeds, air box, wheels and tires may be used. No combustion enhancers such as NOS may be used and all bikes must be naturally aspirated.
Super Production
Juniors: ages 6-15 or Seniors: ages 16+
Polini-style Powered 8.5 or higher
AMG Powered
Bizeta Super Production Powered
Blata Elite 14
Polini Powered 6.2
Bikes must have production* based Polini Stage 2 engines or Blata Elite 14 and cannot have any engine upgrades with the exception that race/stuffed cranks and race designed exhaust pipes may be used. No material may be added or removed from any part of the exhaust, carburetor or engine and porting, polishing, matching, balancing etc. are not allowed. Bikes may be air or water cooled 40 cc with 3 port head and can have up to 14-14 mm SHA carburetor. Non-programmable ignition systems must be used. Any production* clutch, flywheel, exhaust, reeds, air box, wheels and tires may be used. No combustion enhancers such as NOS may be used and all bikes must be naturally aspirated.
Sumo Super Production
(Seniors 16+ Only)
Polini-style Powered 8.5 or higher
AMG Powered
Bizeta Super Production Powered
Blata Elite 14
Polini Powered 6.2
Riders must be 185 LBS or higher to participate in this class.
This class will have a LeMans Style Start where the rider must run to his machine at the start of the race. Bikes must have production* based Polini Stage 2 engines or Blata Elite 14 and cannot have any engine upgrades with the exception that race/stuffed cranks and race designed exhaust pipes may be used. No material may be added or removed from any part of the exhaust, carburetor or engine and porting, polishing, matching, balancing etc. are not allowed. Bikes may be air or water cooled 40 cc with 3 port head and can have up to 14-14 mm SHA carburetor. Non-programmable ignition systems must be used. Any production* clutch, flywheel, exhaust, reeds, air box, wheels and tires may be used. No combustion enhancers such as NOS may be used and all bikes must be naturally aspirated.
Open
Juniors: ages 6-15 or Seniors: ages 16+
Polini, ZPF, BiZeta, AMG Powered
One-off product acceptable. Motors may be air or water cooled, up to 50cc 3, 4 , 5 OR 6 port heads. Bikes can have unlimited modifications to all parts of bike but must be naturally aspirated. No combustion enhancers such as NOS may be used. Any clutch, flywheel, carburetor, exhaust, reeds, and air box may be used.
New for 2007 we will allow 4 stroke pocketbikes with motors up to 110cc . Bikes must follow all other class rules such as no NOS or combustion enhancers. Any clutch , flywheel, carburator ,exhaust, or air box may be used.
*) Production- defined as "stock configuration" and readily available for sale to all consumers. 20 units must be initially available for a new product to be considered production. A production exhaust pipe may be modified to fit any model of pocketbike on the market but the basic specifications may not be altered. The best way to determine if your pipe is classified as production or not is whether or not it has a seam in the side. Please call or e-mail the USMGP with any questions concerning this subject. Classification determinations ultimately rest with USMGP officials.
**) Race Designated- defined as upgraded performance parts. Even though some race designated parts may come from the dealer installed, they are still considered upgrades. Most common among these classifications are race exhaust and stuffed cranks.
+) All engines must be gas/oil burning. Use of ethanol etc. is not allowed.
Motard,YSR,NSR & Metrakit Classes
SuperBike 50 Juniors: ages 6-15 or Seniors: ages 16+
Stock YSR, NSR, Derbi, Aprilia, DT, NS, (Completely stock 50cc MetraKit OZ Bike with 12” Wheel OK). SuperBikes competing in this class may have no flywheel, reed or wheel upgrades. Any production* designated exhaust may be used. No material may be added or removed from any part of the exhaust, carburetor or engine and porting, polishing, matching, balancing etc. are not allowed in this class. Non-programmable ignition systems must be used. No combustion enhancers such as NOS may be used and all bikes must be naturally aspirated.
SuperBike Open 50 Juniors: ages 6-15 or Seniors: ages 16+
Super Mod YSR/ Super 50 Mod. Bikes may be air or water cooled 50 cc Any production* clutch, flywheel, exhaust, reeds, air box, wheels and tires may be used. No combustion enhancers such as NOS may be used and all bikes must be naturally aspirated
SuperBike Extreme Juniors: ages 6-15 or Seniors: ages 16+
MetraKit OZ Bike up to 72cc, Derbi GPR50 up to 76cc, Aprilia RS50 up to 80cc, 4 strokes up to 200cc. One-off product acceptable. Motors may be air or water cooled. Bikes must be naturally aspirated. No combustion enhancers such as NOS may be used. Any clutch, flywheel, carburetor, exhaust, reeds, and air box, wheels and tires may be used.
Motard Stock 50 Juniors: ages 6-15 or Seniors: ages 16+
Motors up to 50cc. Motors may be air or water cooled. Cannot have any engine upgrades. Non-programmable ignition systems must be used. No material may be added or removed from any part of the exhaust, carburetor or engine and porting, polishing, matching, balancing etc. are not allowed. Any production*air box, Suspension, brakes, wheels and tires may be used
Motard SuperStock Juniors: ages 6-15 or Seniors: ages 16+
Bikes up to 107cc engines. No material may be added or removed from any part of the exhaust; carburetor or engine, and porting, polishing, matching, balancing etc. are not allowed. Bikes may be air or water cooled. Non-programmable ignition systems must be used. Any production* clutch, flywheel, exhaust, air box, Suspension, brakes, wheels and tires may be used. No combustion enhancers such as NOS may be used and all bikes must be naturally aspirated.
Motard Open Juniors: ages 6-15 or Seniors: ages 16+
Motors may be air or water cooled, up to 165cc. Bikes can have unlimited modifications to all parts of bike but must be naturally aspirated. No combustion enhancers such as NOS may be used. Any clutch, flywheel, carburetor, exhaust, air box, Suspension, brakes, wheels and tires may be used.
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Re: 2007 USMGP Series News

Thanks. It was me.
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