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Peter Smith
12th August 2009, 09:28
Here are the dates for the NZPCRA Championship.

Round 1 26-27 Sep 2009 Manfield Vic MMC Winter series Round 5
Round 2 31-Oct-2009 Taupo NZPCRA GP (points for both races)
Round 3 12-13-Dec-2009 Pukekohe AMCC Club series Round 2
Round 4 14-Mar-2010 Hampton NZPCRA (points for both races)
Round 5 27-28 Mar 2010 Hampton NZ National Championship Round 5
Round 6 24-Apr-2010 Pukekohe AMCC Club series Round 4

At rounds 2 and 4 there will be two races for each class and both of the points from these races will count towards the series.
At the other meetings the points will be the overall for the day.
Check out the NZPCRA in the clubs forum of kiwibiker.

Entry forms are now available on the link below.
http://www.nzpostclassics.org.nz/index.php?pr=Events


I look forward to seeing you all there.

Benk
12th August 2009, 10:07
Yippeeeeeeee!!!!!

Bloody good looking series. Couple of new tracks for me. Bring it on.

Nicksta
12th August 2009, 22:17
its very exciting to see hampton downs listed there twice :D
if only i knew if i was racing in september!

Peter Smith
2nd September 2009, 07:59
Entry forms are now available on the link below.
http://www.nzpostclassics.org.nz/index.php?pr=Events

Wingnut
2nd September 2009, 19:38
Is there a similar series run like this in the south? It looks like great fun. And what year do the bikes have to be pre?????

Peter Smith
3rd September 2009, 09:05
Is there a similar series run like this in the south? It looks like great fun. And what year do the bikes have to be pre?????

For the NZPCRA the classes are;
pre'72 pre'82 and pre'89, juniors and seniors
Basically juniors is upto and including 600cc machines, while seniors is anything above 600.
The full details on classes are on their website.

mossy1200
4th September 2009, 20:15
For the NZPCRA the classes are;
pre'72 pre'82 and pre'89, juniors and seniors
Basically juniors is upto and including 600cc machines, while seniors is anything above 600.
The full details on classes are on their website.

I see round 5vmcc is included in series Peter.Does this mean a few guys from your way are coming to Manfield.How much interest from your direction?

Peter Smith
5th September 2009, 10:13
I see round 5vmcc is included in series Peter.Does this mean a few guys from your way are coming to Manfield.How much interest from your direction?

I am not sure who is coming down just yet, but there are some very fast guys in Auckland. I've never won a race at Puke, and some of the pre'82s have also kicked my butt.
Last years '89 senior champ (Nick) is putting away his RC30 and trying the juniors this year. Tony and Frank are both taking time off their GSXR1100s due to crashes.
There are some new guys racing this year, A young fellow on an RZ500, Kevin Grey on a Gixer 7/11, Patrick on a GSXR1100, Ben Keller from Tauranga a Fizzer1000 and that is just a few in the '89 seniors.

I am sure that I will be the least of your problems at Rd5.
Be worried, be very very worried.:sweatdrop :crazy:

roadracingoldfart
5th September 2009, 20:23
I am not sure who is coming down just yet, but there are some very fast guys in Auckland. I've never won a race at Puke, and some of the pre'82s have also kicked my butt.
Last years '89 senior champ (Nick) is putting away his RC30 and trying the juniors this year. Tony and Frank are both taking time off their GSXR1100s due to crashes.
There are some new guys racing this year, A young fellow on an RZ500, Kevin Grey on a Gixer 7/11, Patrick on a GSXR1100, Ben Keller from Tauranga a Fizzer1000 and that is just a few in the '89 seniors.

I am sure that I will be the least of your problems at Rd5.
Be worried, be very very worried.:sweatdrop :crazy:

Pfffft . a bunch of bloody Suzukis and Yamahas , no worries .

Peter Smith
6th September 2009, 09:14
Pfffft . a bunch of bloody Suzukis and Yamahas , no worries .

I looked at getting a Gold Wing, but couldn't get racing fairings.:Pokey:

roadracingoldfart
6th September 2009, 09:17
I looked at getting a Gold Wing, but couldn't get racing fairings.:Pokey:



Dont laugh too hard , there was a sick assed bastard that rode a GL1200 Aspencade in an F1 race during the early 90s lol , it was evil in the tight stuff but got along ok in a straight line , and he still hade the stereo fitted (and going) .
He was man enough to ride with standard fairings , you could too with the proper dedication , just do it !:2thumbsup

Peter Smith
19th September 2009, 09:32
There have been some adjustments on the NZPCRA event page.
Please note the changes.
http://www.nzpostclassics.org.nz/index.php?pr=Events

nzkr1
19th September 2009, 14:25
I was comtemplating racing at the GP at Taupo but my bike is not catered for in any of the pre 89 classes :oi-grr:

sharky
19th September 2009, 17:05
I was comtemplating racing at the GP at Taupo but my bike is not catered for in any of the pre 89 classes :oi-grr:

Pre '89 Junior????????

slowpoke
19th September 2009, 17:45
Last years '89 senior champ (Nick) is putting away his RC30 and trying the juniors this year.

NOOOOOOOO! Pleeeease get 'im to bring it to Manfeild! We'll have a whip 'round, I reckon lotsa folks would gladly pay money to see one of them racing again.

nzkr1
19th September 2009, 17:59
Pre '89 Junior????????

Check out the classes
Post Classic Classes:

Pre 72 Junior (241cc to 500cc) 2 and 4 stroke
Pre 72 Senior (501cc to 1300cc) 2 and 4 stroke
Pre 82 Junior (241cc to 600cc excluding 500cc GP style 2 stroke machines)
Pre 82 Senior (601cc to 1300cc including 500cc GP style 2 stroke machines)
Pre 89 Junior (251cc to 430cc 2,3,4cyl 2 stroke) Up to 600cc 4 stroke.
Pre 89 Senior (431cc to 1300cc 2+ cyl 2 stroke)
Pre 89 Senior (601cc to 1300cc single cyl 2 stroke)
(601cc to 1300cc 2,3,4 cyl 4 stroke)

Says 251cc to 430cc 2 stroke, what about up to 250cc???? Perhaps there's a junior junior class.

malcy25
19th September 2009, 18:25
Check out the classes
Post Classic Classes:

Pre 72 Junior (241cc to 500cc) 2 and 4 stroke
Pre 72 Senior (501cc to 1300cc) 2 and 4 stroke
Pre 82 Junior (241cc to 600cc excluding 500cc GP style 2 stroke machines)
Pre 82 Senior (601cc to 1300cc including 500cc GP style 2 stroke machines)
Pre 89 Junior (251cc to 430cc 2,3,4cyl 2 stroke) Up to 600cc 4 stroke.
Pre 89 Senior (431cc to 1300cc 2+ cyl 2 stroke)
Pre 89 Senior (601cc to 1300cc single cyl 2 stroke)
(601cc to 1300cc 2,3,4 cyl 4 stroke)

Says 251cc to 430cc 2 stroke, what about up to 250cc???? Perhaps there's a junior junior class.

Rest assured pre 89 juniors will include 250s. Fire your entry in, there will alwayds be a place to race. TZ250's and TZR250's have been running for years, plus a couple of RG250's. What Pete didn;t cover was that the rules are written to allow an up to 250 liightweight class. But if not enough entrants they just slide into Jnrs.

nzkr1
20th September 2009, 13:42
Rest assured pre 89 juniors will include 250s. Fire your entry in, there will alwayds be a place to race. TZ250's and TZR250's have been running for years, plus a couple of RG250's. What Pete didn;t cover was that the rules are written to allow an up to 250 liightweight class. But if not enough entrants they just slide into Jnrs.

Lightweight LOL that'll be a first being a light weight. I'm sure I weight more than the bike. But in all seriousness if there were enough "lightweights" would there be a class and what else qualifies for the said class???

Peter Smith
22nd September 2009, 12:27
Lightweight LOL that'll be a first being a light weight. I'm sure I weight more than the bike. But in all seriousness if there were enough "lightweights" would there be a class and what else qualifies for the said class???
The lightweight class is for 125-250cc bikes. To date there have only been a few of these bikes turn up so they run with the juniors. You will still have heaps of fun so come along and race.