Proposed 2009 classes

[rck]

Proposed 2009 GPFTS Classes

Trophy classes

50cc, up to 8 years old

65cc, 6-12 years old

150cc, stock appearing, except tires and pipe, no age limit

250cc modern, no age limit

Open modern,

400cc Vintage, ’79 and older, no age limit

Vintage open, ’75 and older*

50+ Vintage open, ’75 and older

40+ open (modern motorcycles okay)


Pro classes

Open pro

450cc pro

Vintage 250-600, '75 and older*

Vintage Twins, '75 and older*


* Vintage riders must 30 years of age as of the date of competition.


These are the proposed classes for the 2009 season. There may races that the GPFTS will co-promote, such as Stockton, where the class structure may slightly vary. In these cases it will be announced before the event how the points will be paid.

Randy

[verticaltwin]

Looks good from my angle... Thanks for posting them. Hopefully I can get a second bike together for next year now.

Do me a favor and don't tell Bill our class is bumped up to 400cc's, we don't need any big-bore-Bultacos...

Kyle#44x

[bomber]

The new class structure looks good. It looks to me that there should be multiple classes for everyone. I can ride three different classes as shown, two with the same bike. Good job to the crew!! With any luck I should have a rider for the 50cc next year also. Besides I Have to get her on a bike so she doesn't bankrupt the vintage riders begging for candy all the time!!!

Hope everyone had a Merry & Blessed Christmas and have a Happy New Year!!! (Oh yea Go HUSKERS)

P.S. Need FMF power core header for a 2002-2003 CRF450, I have the can but I need the header so I can give my spare pipe to Brockman.

[827mxer]

Qustion the 150 stock class, is that a 4 stroke only class? just curious, new to the flat track scene!!!!

[tsmiley98]

Jan 2, 2009 22:20:34 GMT -5 827mxer said:

Qustion the 150 stock class, is that a 4 stroke only class? just curious, new to the flat track scene!!!!

Yes, it is air cooled 4 strokes, I don't think it has changed, the CRF150R is a water cooled 4 stroke and not allowed, The most popular bike is the CRF150F, I am running a CRF100, it may not be as powerful but it is 50lbs lighter.