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area of the route where the competitors are controlled, e) Must, wherever possible, be bounded by natural obstacles, although artificial boundaries may be used to define the lateral limits of sections, f) May be reduced in places by the use of gates at a minimum width of 1,200mm for solos and 2,000mm for sidecars. 23.7.2.2 A machine is deemed to be in an observed section from the time the front axle passes the “Section Begins” gate until the front axle passes the “Section Ends” gate. 23.7.2.3 Passage through section must be indicated by gates which consist of: a) 2 arrows pointing inwards, b) An arrow and a natural obstacle or boundary, c) Coloured rectangles, red for right and white for left may be used to indicate section outer boundaries. 23.7.2.4 The available width between 2 successive gates may be limited by means of tape which must be: a) Placed no more than 500mm above the ground, b) Not inside the line of markers on the same side. 23.7.2.5 Where a section is marked by stakes they must be: a) Of flexible material, b) Connected by tape placed no more than 500mm above the ground, c) Coloured Red for right and White for left. 23.7.2.6 The Promoter: a) May modify the design of a section between the passage of the last competitor on 1 lap and the first competitor on the following lap, and b) Must give adequate notice to competitors of these modifications provided that such modification will not justify a supplementary time allowance for the modified section to be inspected. 23.7.3 Penalties - Competitions 23.7.3.1 The following terms have the following respective meanings: a) Footing occurs when: i) Any part of the body of the rider touches the ground, ii) Any part of the machine other than the: • Footrests, • Wheels, • Tyres, • Engine casing, • Frame, • Protection plates under the engine, • Sidecar body, touches the ground or an obstacle without stopping progress of the machine, iii) Sliding a foot along the ground is deemed to be footing more than twice, b) Stopping occurs when the machine fails to maintain forward progress relative to the direction of the course, c) Dismounting occurs when the rider has both feet on the ground, on the same side of or behind the machine. MA MEMBERS GET $70 OFF TWO WHEELS SUBSCRIPTION How? see www.ma.org.au 200 enjoy the ride 2008 2007 MANUAL OF MOTORCYCLE SPORT
23.7.3.2 The following penalties apply: INFRINGEMENT TRIALS POINTS LOST NO- STOP TRIALS SUPER TRIALS Footing once 1 1 1 Footing twice 2 2 2 Footing more than twice 3 3 3 Stopping without footing 0 5 0 Stopping whilst footing once 1 5 5 Footing twice whilst stopped 2 5 5 Footing more than twice whilst stopped 3 5 5 Moving backwards without footing 5 5 0 Moving backwards whilst footing 5 5 5 Moving either wheel sideways whilst stopped, without footing 0 5 0 The machine crosses a boundary with either wheel, that wheel being on the ground 5 5 5 The machine passes the wrong side of a boundary or grade marker for a riders own grade with either wheel, that wheel being on the ground. 5 5 5 The machine jumps over a boundary or marker for a riders own grade with both wheels to avoid part of a course. 5 5 5 Breaking a boundary tape or dislodging a boundary marker 5 5 5 Riding over or riding on or dislodging a grade marker for a riders own grade. 5 5 5 Missing a gate or riding through a gate in the wrong direction, for a riders own grade. 5 5 5 Rider does not have both hands on the handlebar when he foots, whilst stationery 5 5 5 Engine stopping whilst rider stationary and rider footing or leaning 5 5 5 Crossing machine tracks whilst moving forward 5 5 5 The handlebar of the motorcycle touches the ground 5 5 5 Dismounting from the machine with both feet on the ground, on the same side or behind the machine 5 5 5 Any part of sidecar passenger touching ground or other obstacle 5 5 5 Sidecar failing to maintain forward motion 5 5 5 INFRINGEMENT POINTS LOST ALL TRIALS Practising on course prior to event Exclusion For disorderly conduct towards an official 100 Rider or Minder arguing with an official 10 Not vacating a section after failure 10 Handing in scorecard after finish time (per minute)* 1 Handing in scorecard more than 30 minutes after finish time* Exclusion Losing a scorecard (per section) 5 Rider or Minder altering a section 5 Missing a section 5 Refusing to attempt a section 5 Minder obstructing or conversing with observer regarding scoring 5 Late to Scrutineering (per minute) 1 * Or as detailed in the SR 23 MOTO-TRIALS 2008 MANUAL OF MOTORCYCLE SPORT enjoy the ride 201
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TABLE OF CONTENTS 2008 MANUAL OF MO
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MOTORCYCLING AUSTRALIA COMMISSIONS
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A SHORT HISTORY OF MOTORCYCLING AUS
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Clubs Clubs are the smallest, but o
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MOTORCYCLING AUSTRALIA HALL OF FAME
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motorcycling australia HALL OF FAME
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2007 AUSTRALIAN CHAMPIONS 2007 AUST
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2008 AUSTRALIAN motorcyclING calend
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Say something like: “Physical fit
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THE GENERAL COMPETITION RULES THE P
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RULES AND MAKING RULE CHANGES Rules
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Procedure for Consideration of Item
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1 JURISDICTION 1.1 Definitions 1.1.
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i) Prescribe levels of noise, atmos
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2.3 sports development levy 2.3.1 C
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the meeting, k) Order the administr
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2 administration 2.5.11.5 The RCB m
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3.1.2 LICENCE TYPES AND ACTIVITY EL
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legal guardian of the applicant. v)
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4 COMPETITIONS 4.1 Venues 4.1.1 Reg
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4.2.2.5 The permit for an event mus
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MA series event: a) Must be faxed o
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advantage as a result of an unfair
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or directions as the appellate body
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6 JUDICIAL COMMITTEE GUIDELINES 6.1
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competing in International competit
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an applicant must a) Be 18 years or
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9 officials accreditation scheme
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10 NATIONAL PERSONAL ACCIDENT INSUR
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11 ANTI-DOPING POLICY This has been
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and provide accurate and up-to-date
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whereabouts information as required
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disciplinary action against the emp
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11.21.2 Notification to Competitors
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12 ALL DISCIPLINES 12.1 Application
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a measurer. All measurer’s report
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a) At least 1 supporting the forwar
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conduct, or b) Having regard to any
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h) Age group racing: i) Subject to
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13 AUSTRALIAN CHAMPIONSHIPS 13.1 MA
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13.2.8 Categories for Senior Austra
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qualifying or races, c) For Histori
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15 Road racing 15.1 Protective Clot
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screen and instruments, but replace
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a) Steering damper, b) Ride height
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a) Brake pads, linings and brake ho
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cylinders, d) Have an engine capaci
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property of Formula Xtreme Pty Ltd
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o) Fuel injection 15.10.3.6 It is r
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i) No other alterations or modifica
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allowed, iv) No systems not sold or
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a) A maximum capacity of 40 litres,
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16.1.6 Hair and Jewellery 16.1.6.1
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16.5.1.2 Round or Oval number plate
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foot controlled. 16.8.3 Period 4 16
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17 MOTOCROSS AND SUPERCROSS 17.1 Pr
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CAPACITY RPM Up to 85cc 8,000 85cc
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17.9 competition Rules - Supercross
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Attachment A - Code of conduct As a
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