Event & Race Class Information

Event Information

The majority of AOTMX events are two day race events held on one weekend. Most classes ride two motos on Saturday and two motos on Sunday. On occasion we hold single day events on the Sunday. Sometimes these are combined with a Riding School or Team Race for riders on Saturday, followed by the race on Sunday.

Race Classes

Age Eligibility

To participate in the +30, +40, +50, +60, & +70 classes, a rider’s age is determined by the age they reach by the end of the calendar year. Example: If you turn 30 in June, you are eligible to compete in the +30 class as a first-class rider for that year.

No exceptions.

AVMX Race Series Classes

  • +70 – Any rider over 70 (combined class).

  • +60 – Novice, Intermediate, Expert.

  • +50 – Novice, Intermediate, Expert.

  • +40 – Novice, Intermediate, Expert.

  • +30 – Novice, Intermediate, Expert.

  • U30 A, B – Large-wheel bikes | Based on age & skill level.

    • A – Exp. & Fast Int. – Riders aged 14–29.

    • B – Nov. & Int. – Riders aged 12–29.

    • Riders may be moved to another skill level if deemed necessary.

  • GP A, B – Large-wheel bikes |  Based on skill level.

    • A – Exp. & Fast Int. | Min. 14 years of age.

    • B – Nov. & Int. | Min. 12. years of age.

  • Ladies A & B – Skill-based classification.
  • Mini GP –  65cc , 85cc & Super Mini.
  • 85cc – Includes big-wheel 85cc & CRF150R.

  • 65cc – 65cc class ( 50 SR – Riders 7 years of age or older allowed)

  • 50cc  A & B – 50cc class

AVMX Rider Skill Classifications

Novice – Beginners or slower riders within an age group.

Intermediate – The largest group; experienced riders with average speed.

Expert – The fastest riders within their age group.

Class Structure

Race classes follow the Oldtimer format, dividing riders by age and skill level. Bike displacement is not a factor in Oldtimer classes.

 

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