Now the realities and expenses are coming out. Elevation and plenty of corners = lots and lots of track workers = expensive to run race meetings.
Now the realities and expenses are coming out. Elevation and plenty of corners = lots and lots of track workers = expensive to run race meetings.
I don't think the marshals are too expensive to run... we work for a crust of bread (read a pie and sandwich) and love (read action, and chatting with the racers that don't finish)
But yes, Hamptons is simply more expensive to run a day at...
I wonder if this is partly why the Nationals (earlier this year, run over 3 days) is now being held at Hamptons, but over 2 days instead.
Originally Posted by Jane Omorogbe from UK MSN on the KTM990SM
Gremlin, the difficulty is getting sufficient Track Workers, not the cost for home race meetings.
Getting enough volunteers has always been a problem, even at Pukekohe, especially at things like the ART Days, as they are seen as being more boring (for those that are not actually riding).
A bigger track simply makes the problem bigger... gonna be fun trying to train enough marshals, and get them to the track each time, this season...![]()
Originally Posted by Jane Omorogbe from UK MSN on the KTM990SM
I'm hoping that the AMCC will split the championship between the two tracks that we'll have in the Auckland area sometime soonish....
I'll still ride at Pukekohe if they put a meeting on there...yes, its a bit lacking safety wise but then those that moan seem happy to race at places like Paeroa so kind of knocks the safety argument to one side?
The older i get the faster i used to be.......
umm do you need an pre entry form or do you just show up with licence and membership and sing up on the day. plus what are entry fees if any?
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Dates have been changed... here are the new ones:
Round 1: October 4th
Round 2: December 12th & 13th (yep, 2 days, one round)
Round 3: March 7th
Round 4: April 24th
no round 5 any more...
Originally Posted by Jane Omorogbe from UK MSN on the KTM990SM
Round 1 entry form is now available
www.amcc.org.nz
Last edited by kittytamer; 15th September 2009 at 09:58. Reason: form attached
Have a lookie at this too from the club sexytary!
Hi all
The first round of the PROTECTA Insurance Club Championship is planned for Sunday 4th October 2009 and we’re rearing to go. We don’t currently have an permit but that is in the pipeline. The attachment is the entry form and entries close on Thursday 1st October 2009. There will be entries on the day but get in early – it’s to your advantage.
We are offering an incentive for entering and participating at our club rounds. All pre-entries will go into a draw for a free entry to the 2nd round of the Club Series which is a 2-day meeting scheduled for 12-13th December 2009 – your pre-entry must include payment otherwise it won’t be eligible i.e. enter now and pay on the day will not qualify!
Further all entries for all the club rounds will go into a draw for a free entry to the NZ Superbike Championship which is planned for late March 2010 at Hampton Downs. So if you enter all three rounds of the Club Series, you will have 3 chances.
We’re looking forward to seeing you all at Pukekohe on 4th October.
Any queries contact me on 09-827-2719 or 0274-871-084 or email lynettet@ihug.co.nz
Thanks
Lynette
For Road Race Committee
Auckland Motorcycle Club Inc.
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