Nowra – King of the Bush Enduro 2009

What is a Enduro sprint series?
A set looped course through the bush (approx 12 to 15mins long) is ridden (fast or slow) and timed, this course
is ridden up to 5 times (rounds) throughout the day, with riders leaving the start line at 30 second intervals
in there relative class and seeding. All round times are acuminated to determine placing’s.

What Classes?
Seniors

EXP – Pro/Experts (A and B Grade MX)
E35 – Expert Over 35’s (As of Race Day, anybody who is 35 and Over)
U23 – Clubman Under 23’s (A stepping stone for Juniors, As of Race Day, anybody who is 23 and Under)
C – Clubman ( C Grade MX)
C35 – Clubman Over 35’s (As of Race Day, anybody who is 35 and Over)
C45 – Over 45’s (As of Race Day, anybody who is 45 and Over)
L – Ladies
Juniors

J125 – 125cc 2 Stroke / 250cc 4 Stroke 13-16yrs
J85 – 85cc 2 Stroke or 100cc 4 Stroke 11-15yrs

Who can ride in the King of the Bush?
All riders must be members of NDMCC (one day temporary memberships are available to all)
All riders must hold a current MNSW race licence or a one event licence
Race licence tests and one event licence will be available from the complex

How does the teams event work?
A Team can be made up from any two riders from any class.
A computer controlled handicap system insures all teams have a chance to win
the major prize.
A teams winner trophy will be presented to the outright fastest team.(Over both rounds 1&2)

Prizes and Trophies
Trophies will be presented to all place getters in all classes in both rounds.
Major spending spree prize will be awarded to the handicap teams winners at the completion
of round2 (the winners must be present at the presentation)
There will be lots of other sponsor prizes throughout the events

What does it cost?
Race fees
Senior $55.00
Junior $40.00

One day temporary membership $5.00

MNSW One event licence $45.00

Overnight camping $5.00/rider payable at the office

Does my bike need to pass scruteneering?
Yes

All racing is to be carried out in accordance with the 2009 CGR’s