Ducati Sporting Club UK > Sport > Race > Endurance racing in the UK

[skidlids]

Junior 2 hour endurance, twin cyliders over 600 and up to 750, 2 bikes required as there is no fueling, just need to swap the transponder over and send out a team mate on the other bike

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Have I misunderstood

[Rally]

I did post a question about that on the Hottrax forum Skids. I was told that I could run one bike (the 748) but would have to fit it with a fueling rig. Link to the forum.

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BUT now I read the rules it definitely seem like running one bike is prohibited as is fuelling in the pit lane... and there's no mention of allowing 750 twins... bugger!

[GsxrAge]

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[skidlids]

Originally Posted by Rally

I did post a question about that on the Hottrax forum Skids. I was told that I could run one bike (the 748) but would have to fit it with a fueling rig. Link to the forum.

[edit]
BUT now I read the rules it definitely seem like running one bike is prohibited as is fuelling in the pit lane... and there's no mention of allowing 750 twins... bugger!

http://www.hottrax-motorsport.co.uk/class.php

Check out the wording under Junior 600

Junior 600cc

4 cylinder over 400cc to 600cc

3 cylinder over 600cc to 675cc

2 cylinder over 600cc to 750cc

Number plates: White background, Blue numbers

No engine tuning but anything goes as long as the bikes conform to the ACU regulations

A minimum of 2 bikes and 2 riders in required for this championship. 3 bikes and 3 riders are allowed.

1 bike is not allowed as refueling during the race is not allowed

The transponder is taken from 1 bike and put on the other at the pit stop.

Maximum riding time is 30 minutes per rider with a 15 minute break before that rider is allowed to return to racing

[Rally]

Originally Posted by skidlids

http://www.hottrax-motorsport.co.uk/class.php

Check out the wording under Junior 600

Junior 600cc

4 cylinder over 400cc to 600cc

3 cylinder over 600cc to 675cc

2 cylinder over 600cc to 750cc

Number plates: White background, Blue numbers

No engine tuning but anything goes as long as the bikes conform to the ACU regulations

A minimum of 2 bikes and 2 riders in required for this championship. 3 bikes and 3 riders are allowed.

1 bike is not allowed as refueling during the race is not allowed

The transponder is taken from 1 bike and put on the other at the pit stop.

Maximum riding time is 30 minutes per rider with a 15 minute break before that rider is allowed to return to racing

Ah... there's definitely some discrepancy going on here. The rules I saw doesn't have the classes described as such (and say the 600 class have red numbers on a white background...). Some clarification needed I think!