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NEMX FAQ's
- What time does the gate open at NEMX?
- Gates are usually open from 3pm-11pm the night before a race and reopen again at 6 am the next morning.
- What time is sign up?
- Sign up is usually7-8pm the evening before the race and 6:30-8:30am on race day.
- Can I pre-enter?
- NEMX has no pre-entry, but sign up is quick and easy.
- How much is it to race?
- Entry fees - $35 per class
- Gate fee - $10 per racer (any age)
- Gate fee - $10 per spectator (10 and over)
- Full Membership Fee - $75
- One Day Membership Fee - $20
- How are the events scored?
- All events are scored in a 2-moto format with both motos counting
- How are championship points assigned?
- Championship points are assigned per moto
- How are promotional points assigned?
- Promotional points are assigned per overall finish
- What is the NEMX race order?
- The race orders rotate to give each class the opportunity to race near the beginning of the day.
- Does the race order ever get altered?
- Yes, based on turnout in each of the classes, some may be combined or separated. You should always check the final race order after practice.
- How do I know which race order will be on each race?
- The NEMX site has the Series schedules along with the race order and which manufacturers are paying contingency at each race.
- How are combined classes scored?
- Combined classes are scored separately from one another.
- How does contingency work?
- Each rider must sign up directly with the manufacturer.
- After the race, NEMX sends them the results and the rider gets paid directly from the manufacturer.
- See each Manufacturer for details, rules are different for each.
- What classes are run at NEMX?
- 50cc (4-6)
- 50cc (7-8)
- 50cc Open
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- 65 C
- 65 B
- 65 A
- 65 Open (12 and under)
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- 85 C
- 85 B
- 85 A
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- Super Mini - 85cc to 112cc (2 Stroke) - 85cc to 150cc (4 Stroke) (7-15)
- *CRF150's can run in this class & the 85 classes
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- Women (80 - 250cc)
- Girls (65 - 105cc)
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- 125cc Youth C (under 18, 100-125cc)
- 125cc Youth B (under 18, 100-125cc)
- 125cc Youth A (under 18, 100-125cc)
- 125cc C
- 125cc B
- 125cc A
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- 250+ C
- 250+ B
- 250+ A
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- Open C (125-250+cc)
- Open B (125-250+cc)
- Open A (125-250+cc)
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- 30+ C
- 30+ B
- 30+ A
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- 35+ C
- 35+ B
- 35+ A
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- 40+ C
- 40+ B
- 40+ A
- What class should I ride in?
- Each rider must race in the same level class as he/she races in any other organization.
- The only exception is the NEMA 125 classes as they are youth classes and are allowed to drop down from NEMA 125youth A to NEMX 125B.
- All other NEMA classes transfer directly. A to A, B to B, etc.
- NOTE: Do not be confused by the terminology of Expert, Amatuer, Novice, Beginner, etc.
- A=A
- B=B
- C=C
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