District 11 Flat Track

Year end awards will be given to district 11members competing in district 11 sanctioned events in flat track in the following classes for the 2003  competition season.  Awards will be paid back to one half the number of district 11 members in the class, i.e. if there are 8 district 11 members in a class, there will be 4 award places in that class.  Classes to pay year end awards in flat track are as follows:
50cc 4-6; 50cc 7-8; 60cc; 80cc; 125; 250; 500/Open; Ltwt Vintage; Hvwt Vintage;

30+ and Prosport

What is flat track?
If you've ever had the desire to pitch a motorcycle sideways in a corner, then accelerate through a controlled broadslide, dirt-track racing is the place for you. Dirt track races are run on various lengths of prepared oval tracks: short tracks, which are less than 2,250 feet in circumference; half-miles, measuring from 2,250 feet up to roughly five-eighths of a mile; and miles, which as the name implies are a mile in circumference. In addition, Tourist Trophy or TT scrambles events are held on prepared dirt tracks including right- and left-hand turns and a jump.

As in all types of AMA amateur racing, classes are available for riders in different age groups and skill levels and on a wide variety of machine types and sizes. Each year, the amateur dirt-track season culminates with the AMA National Championships in short-track, half-mile and TT competition.