Mini MX Summer Grand National - Richest Pitbike Race on Earth

 

Pre-Registration:

To ensure your spot in the race, please mail in your completed registration form and payment no later than July 21st 2008.

 

Download forms here:

     Click here for Amateur Form:
 
http://extmotorsports.com/documents/Mini-Am2008.pdf
		Click here for Pro Form:
http://extmotorsports.com/documents/Mini-Pro2008.pdf

Deadline:  Pre-Registration forms must be mailed by Monday, July 21st 2008

 

Mail completed registration form & payment to:

8603 N Division, Suite A
Spokane, WA 99208

 

Day-of-Race Registration at the Track:

Registration opens at 2pm on Friday, August 1st 2008

Registration will also be open again at 9am on Saturday August 2nd 2008

 

Events:

Thursday, July 31st - Open Practice ($20 Fee)

MX Track 10am – 2pm

            SX Track 6pm – 10:30pm

 

Friday, August 1st – Mini Supercross run in conjunction with Amateur event (big bike event)

10” Open and 12” Open Classes

                Gates open 2pm, Riders Meeting at 3:30pm

                Practice 4:30pm, Racing at 5:30pm

                Fee: Admission $10 Gate, $35 one class, $60 two classes, Camping $15

 

Saturday, August 2nd – Mini MX Summer Grand National $20,000 Pro Purse

                Practice 5:30pm, Racing at 7:30pm

                Fee: Admission $10 Gate, $35 Mini Amateur, $75 Mini Pro, Camping $15

 

Track Location:

Extreme Motorsports Productions

12402 W Sprague Ave, Airway Heights, WA

 

Map to Track:

http://www.extmotorsports.com/map.asp

               

Typical Weather:

The weather is usually dry and hot this time of year in Eastern Washington.  The organizers have scheduled the Mini MX Sumer Grand National in the evening since cooler temperatures make it more pleasant for the riders and fans.  The track has extensive out-door lighting which provides great visibility and depth perception as dusk turns to dark.  Most of all it is an interesting experience that is fun for racers and fans alike.  Last year’s event was covered in the pages of MiniMoto Magazine and here is what they had to say:

 

“There is something unique about an outdoor evening race.  Racing into the sunset makes for some surreal vistas and an incredible vibe.  As the dusk turns to dark night, racers are treated to a night-time race illuminated by track-side lighting under a harvest moon.  If you ever get a chance to do a night minibike race, jump on it.  It is a unique experience that you will not soon forget.”

            -MiniMoto Magazine, 2007

 

Many of the top names in the sport will be there to race for their share of this record $20,000 minibike purse.  The major minibike industry teams will be there with factory riders and will be showing off the latest technology as they battle for bragging rights on the track.  Several of the top riders have been to this event in years past and know how much fun it is.  One of the top names is Derek Costella and he is excited to be making his third appearance at this race.

 

“I loved this race the last two years, and can’t wait to race under the lights again this year.  It is a great track and the people who run it are awesome.”

                -Derek Costella, 4-time MiniMoto SX Champion

 

Transponders Required:
The Privateer MX National/ Mini MX Summer National will require all riders to have a transponder.
Rentals will be available at the track for $5.
All riders must provide either a $100 refundable deposit or credit card number.
Deposits will be returned when transponders are returned.

 

Preferred Rate Accommodations:

Days Inn Hotel will be offering a special rate for guests to the track. Just mention the track (Extreme) and you will receive the preferred rates:

$62.96+tax for One Queen
$67.46+tax for 2 Queens
$76.46+tax for Corporate
116.96+tax for the King Suite
Call (509) 244-0222
daysinn.com

 

Other info:

Camping available at the track $15 per night:  Limited number hook up sites available.

For more information visit Extreme Motorsports

 

 
Seattle, WA - (May 7, 2008)   The minibike industry is putting together the “Richest Pitbike Race on Earth” 
with a staggering $20,000 pro purse that pays 10 deep.  Mini MX Summer Grand National is shaping up to be the 
outdoor event of the year.  The race is being supported by the main companies in the minibike industry and will 
draw many of the top names in our sport who are looking to take home the largest minibike purse ever.
 
The race is held in conjunction with the $40,000 Privateer MX National (250 & 450) Classes.
 
“We are hosting Mini MX Summer Grand Nationals and 250 & 450 Privateer 
Nationals the weekend after Washougal as a way to give privateers and mini 
racers a shot at some of the largest purses ever.”
                       Andy James  - Race Organizer and President of Extreme Motorsports Productions
 
 
Early Sign-up is now available!

Fill out your sign up sheet completely and
send your entry fee and form to:

8603 N Division, Suite A
Spokane, WA 99208


      Click here for Amateur Form:

 
http://extmotorsports.com/documents/Mini-Am2008.pdf
		Click here for Pro Form:
http://extmotorsports.com/documents/Mini-Pro2008.pdf
 
 

BBR/Redline BMX bikes will be given as trophies to the winners of each class!

 
The rules are the same as MiniMoto SX and the classes are as follows: 
 

Adult Classes, 18 years and older

 

MM10 Stock/Mod - Vegas Rules

MM10 SuperStock (88cc / Auto)

MM10A - Vegas Rules

MM10E - Vegas Rules  $8500 Purse

 

MM12 Stock/Mod - Vegas Rules

MM12A - Vegas Rules

MM12E - Vegas Rules   $8500 Purse

 

MM35+ - Vegas Rules (35 or older day of race)

MMW / Womens - Vegas Rules

 

MM16A

MM16E    $3000 Purse

 

Kid / Youth Classes, 17 years and younger

 

MM10K Stock (0-8)

 

MM10K SuperStock (88cc / Auto) (9-12)

MM12K Stock/Mod - Vegas Rules (9-12)

 

MM10Y - Vegas Rules (13-17)

MM12Y - Vegas Rules (13-17)

 

TTR110 - Team Relay Race (Details TBA)

 

 
The race is being held just outside beautiful Spokane, Washington on August 2nd 2008.  
The weather is great in this area in August and there are many fun things to do for the 
whole family including River Front Park, Silverwood Theme Park, Wild Waters Water 
Slide Park, and more… 
 
Make this your summer vacation getaway.  There are many campgrounds and hotel 
accommodations in the area and even some camping available right at the track.
 

Map/Directions

 

If you are coming from the west of Spokane, take exit 277B(Hwy 2)
Stay on Hwy 2 until your first red light (Hayford), turn right.
Continue on Hayford until your next red light(Sprague), turn Left.
Follow road until the end. Come through the big blue gates and follow
the park road till the end. Welcome to Extreme Motorsport Motocross Track!!

If you are coming from the east of Spokane, take exit 277 and
follow the directions.

12402 W Sprague Ave.- Airway Heights, WA 

 
 
Here are just a few of the fun things to do in the Spokane Area:
 
River Front Park

Description: Explore 100 acres of fun right in the heart of Downtown Spokane. This city landmark

features year-round attractions including a Giant Screen IMAX Theatre, gondola skyride over the

falls, a historic 1909 Looff Carrousel, ice skating in winter, mini-golf, amusement rides, pavillion

restaurant, park tour train, and more family fun. http://www.spokaneriverfrontpark.com

 

Silverwood Theme Park

Description: Silverwood is the Northwest’s Largest Theme Park, featuring over 65 rides and

attractions. Enjoy 2 giant wooden roller coasters, the Panic Plunge drop tower, the Boulder

Beach Water Park, kid’s rides, shows, restaurants, and more! Just North of Coeur D’Alene,

Idaho. Open seasonally. Check website for detailed operating schedule.

http://www.silverwoodthemepark.com

 

Boulder Beach Water Park

Description: Silverwood is the Northwest’s Largest Theme Park and home to the giant Boulder

Beach Water Park. Catch a breaker on our two huge wave pools, splash your way down

Avalanche Mountain with your family and friends, relax on the lazy river, and let the kids go

wild in Polliwog Park and Toddler Springs. You get all this plus Roller Coasters, a 140 foot

drop tower, shows, and more for one price! Just north of Coeur D’Alene, Idaho. Open

seasonally. Check website for detailed operating schedule.

http://www.silverwoodthemepark.com

 

Wild Waters Waterslide Theme Park

Description: Just 20min. from Spokane, open Memorial Day weekend to Labor Day 11am-6pm

daily. Adventure for 1-8yr olds in a great kids area, 14 waterslides for the whole family

featuring; twister, double trouble, curser, cliffhanger, skidder and the black hole. Enjoy

hot tubs, water wars and digging for treasures in Wild Willy's sandbox and great food along

with a smoothie bar! http://www.wildwaterswaterpark.com

 

Mobius Kids, A Childrens Museum

Description: A hands-on interactive museum for children and their families. Exhibits include

bicycle and traffic safety, authentic Filipino village, a special area for infants and toddlers,

and so much more!

http://www.mobiusspokane.org

 

Wonderland Family Fun Center

Description: Indoor and outdoor mini golf, video games, laser tag, batting cages, go karts,

tube crawl, childrens games, simulators, restaurant, animated show. Open year round,

free admission. Over 5 acres.

http://www.wonderlandusa.com

 

Tourism Websites Spokane area:

 

http://www.visitspokane.com

 

http://www.coeurdalene.org

 
Mini MX Summer National 2008      
             
Payout Schedule $20,000.00        
             
             
    MM10E & MM12E Payout          
             
Overall Placing   Overall Payout        
             
1st   $3,500.00        
2   $1,750.00        
3   $1,000.00        
4   $750.00        
5   $500.00        
6   $400.00        
7   $300.00        
8   $150.00        
9   $100.00        
10   $50.00        
             
  Total $8,500.00 Placing Payout  (Per class)  
             
    $17,000.00 Total Payout     (2 classes)  
             
    MM16E Payout          
             
Overall Placing   Overall Payout        
             
1st   $1,000.00        
2   $700.00        
3   $400.00        
4   $200.00        
5   $100.00        
             
  Total $2,400.00 Placing Payout    
             
Top Placing air-cooled, 2-valve motor        
             
1st   $300.00        
2   $200.00        
3   $100.00        
             
  Total $600.00        
             
    $3,000.00 Total Payout    
             
             
GRAND TOTAL $20,000.00 Expert Class Payout
 

 

Mini MX Summer National 2008

          
                   
Class Rules                  
                   
Adult Classes, 18 years and older            
                   
MM10 Stock/Mod - Vegas Rules              
XR/CRF50, TTR50 or DRZ70 Motorcycles Only            
The following items must remain "Bone Stock": Engine cases, Engine head and cylinder (no aluminum heads allowed) 
(no cylinder spacers allowed), carburetor (re-jetting is OK. Choke must remain on carb), carburetor manifold, engine 
appearance (do no paint or coat cases), frame, swingarm, forks, wheel hubs (10" only front and rear), brakes, fuel tank.
                   
Bike can be modified by chenging or adding the following parts: Upper tripleclamps, handlebars, grips, brake cable, 
throttle cable, kill switch, throttle assembly, sprockets, graphics, tires, piston, rings, exhaust system, clutch springs 
and plates (clutch must remain fully automatic), CDI box, air filter, fork springs, rear shock, chain, footpegs/mounts, 
skid plates, rims and spokes, shifter and brake lever, seat covers and foam, plastic (ie: fenders, shrouds, number 
plates can be replaced in color only)              
                   
MM10 SuperStock (88cc / Auto)              
10" Rear Wheel Amatuer Class                
You must run a 10" rear wheel. All bikes must use air-cooled, 4-stroke engines with open cradle frames.   
12" front wheels (maximum) are allowed. Clutch must be fully automatic. Engine displacement is limited to 88cc.allowed. 
Maximum wheel base is 45 inches.              
                   
MM10A - Vegas Rules                
10" Rear Wheel Amatuer Class                
You must run a 10" rear wheel. All bikes must use air-cooled, 4-stroke engines with open cradle frames.   
12" front wheels (maximum) are allowed. Manual clutches are allowed. Unlimited engine modifications are allowed. 
Maximum wheel base is 45 inches.              
                   
MM10E - Vegas Rules                
10" Rear Wheel Expert Class                
You must run a 10" rear wheel. All bikes must use air-cooled, 4-stroke engines with open cradle frames.   
12" front wheels (maximum) are allowed. Manual clutches are allowed. Unlimited engine modifications are allowed. 
Maximum wheel base is 45 inches.              
                   
                   
MM12 Stock/Mod - Vegas Rules              
KLX/DRZ110, CRF70, TTR90 and TTR110 Motorcycles Only          
The following items must remain "Bone Stock": Engine cases, Engine head and cylinder (no aluminum heads allowed) 
(no cylinder spacers allowed), carburetor (re-jetting is OK. Choke must remain on carb), carburetor manifold, engine 
appearance (do no paint or coat cases), frame, swingarm, forks, wheel hubs (rim size must remain stock), brakes, 
fuel tank.                    
                   
Bike can be modified by chenging or adding the following parts: Upper tripleclamps, handlebars, grips, brake cable, 
throttle cable, kill switch, throttle assembly, sprockets, graphics, tires, piston, rings, exhaust system, clutch springs 
and plates (clutch must remain fully automatic), CDI box, air filter, fork springs, rear shock, chain, footpegs/mounts, 
skid plates, rims and spokes, shifter and brake lever, seat covers and foam, plastic (ie: fenders, shrouds, number 
plates can be replaced in color only)              
                   
                   
MM12A - Vegas Rules                
12" Rear Wheel Amatuer Class                
You must run a 12" rear wheel. All bikes must use air-cooled, 4-stroke engines with open cradle frames.   
14" front wheels (maximum) are allowed. Manual clutches are allowed. Unlimited engine modifications are allowed. 
Maximum wheel base is 49 inches.              
                   
MM12E - Vegas Rules                
12" Rear Wheel Expert Class                
You must run a 12" rear wheel. All bikes must use air-cooled, 4-stroke engines with open cradle frames.   
14" front wheels (maximum) are allowed. Manual clutches are allowed. Unlimited engine modifications are allowed. 
Maximum wheel base is 49 inches.              
                   
MM35+ - Vegas Rules (35 or older day of race)            
12" Rear Wheel Class                
You must run a 12" rear wheel. All bikes must use air-cooled, 4-stroke engines with open cradle frames.   
14" front wheels (maximum) are allowed. Manual clutches are allowed. Unlimited engine modifications are allowed. 
Maximum wheel base is 49 inches.              
                   
MMW / Womens - Vegas Rules              
Open Womens Class                
May ride any bike that adheres to the MM10A/E and MM12A/E rules. Manual clutches are allowed.  
                   
MM16A                     
XR/CRF80/100 & CRF150F, KLX125/140, DRZ125 and TTR125 Motorcycles Only.      
Limited to 19" front and 16" rear wheels. Must run stock frame, fork, swingarm and shock.     
Engine mods limited to 156cc displacement, air-cooled, 2-valve.           
                   
MM16E                    
Open 16" Rear Wheel Class                
Limited to 19" front and 16" rear wheels. Engines limited to 150cc engine cases or smaller. Including CRF150R.
                   
                   
Kid / Youth Classes, 17 years and younger          
                   
* Must be proper age for class day of race.            
                   
MM10K Stock (0-8) * FUN Class for the kids!!            
XR/CRF50, TTR50 or DRZ70 Motorcycles Only            
10" Rear Wheel Stock Kids Class              
Must run stock frame, fork, swingarm, shock, carb, air-box/filter and ignition        
XR/CRF50's and TTR50's must remain 49cc. DRZ70 must remain 67cc.        
Must retain stock wheel base length for each model. CRF50 = 37", TTR50 = 37", DRZ70 = 37.5"     
                   
MM10K SuperStock (88cc / Auto) (9-12)              
10" Rear Wheel Kids Class                
You must run a 10" rear wheel. All bikes must use air-cooled, 4-stroke engines with open cradle frames.   
12" front wheels (maximum) are allowed. Clutch must be fully automatic. Engine displacement is limited to 88cc.allowed. 
Maximum wheel base is 45 inches.              
                   
                   
                   
                   
                   
                   
MM12K Stock/Mod - Vegas Rules (9-12)              
KLX/DRZ110, CRF70, TTR90 and TTR110 Motorcycles Only          
The following items must remain "Bone Stock": Engine cases, Engine head and cylinder (no aluminum heads allowed) 
(no cylinder spacers allowed), carburetor (re-jetting is OK. Choke must remain on carb), carburetor manifold, engine 
appearance (do no paint or coat cases), frame, swingarm, forks, wheel hubs (rim size must remain stock), brakes, 
fuel tank.                    
                   
Bike can be modified by chenging or adding the following parts: Upper tripleclamps, handlebars, grips, brake cable, 
throttle cable, kill switch, throttle assembly, sprockets, graphics, tires, piston, rings, exhaust system, clutch springs 
and plates (clutch must remain fully automatic), CDI box, air filter, fork springs, rear shock, chain, footpegs/mounts, 
skid plates, rims and spokes, shifter and brake lever, seat covers and foam, plastic (ie: fenders, shrouds, number 
plates can be replaced in color only)              
                   
MM10Y - Vegas Rules (13-17)                
10" Rear Wheel Youth Class                
You must run a 10" rear wheel. All bikes must use air-cooled, 4-stroke engines with open cradle frames.   
12" front wheels (maximum) are allowed. Manual clutches are allowed. Unlimited engine modifications are allowed. 
Maximum wheel base is 45 inches.              
                   
MM12Y - Vegas Rules (13-17)                
12" Rear Wheel Youth Class                
You must run a 12" rear wheel. All bikes must use air-cooled, 4-stroke engines with open cradle frames.   
14" front wheels (maximum) are allowed. Manual clutches are allowed. Unlimited engine modifications are allowed. 
Maximum wheel base is 49 inches.              
                   
                   
*** Protesting                  
Protests will be accepted for bike class legality only.             
Any racer wishing to file a protest must do so within 15 minutes of final results being posted.    
Protest fee is $100.00 (Cash Only).               
If protested bike is determined illegal or racer is unwilling to prove otherwise they will be disqualified from the   
event with no refund. $100.00 protest fee goes to event promoter.          
If protested bike is deemed legal for class specs the racer will retain their overall finish and all prizes involved.   
$100.00 protest fee goes to the protested racer.