2024

RACE NUMBER REGISTRATIONS

The Australian Hard Enduro Championship consists of 7 classes

Gold | Silver | Bronze | o45 silver | o45 Bronze | womens | Junior

• Split Junior classes do not exist in the AHEC, bear in mind this is a national championship, the course will not be suited to novice riders or beginners.

• AHEC Junior competitors are aged 13 to 16, Senior competitors are 16 and over.

• For the Australian Hard Enduro Championship only Bronze class is available for women, for women wanting to compete in a class other than Bronze you must enter the open classes.
  The Hierarchy system will not be used due to the large variation in track length & difficulty.

  Manual of Motorcycle Sport (MoMS)

  “For a Championship to be awarded in a class there must be a valid field in at least 75% of the rounds in that class: a minimum of 10 competitors for each class except the Women’s class which must have a minimum of 6 that have participated in practice, qualifying and racing, otherwise the total of all rounds will not constitute a Championship.”

  State Based hard enduro Series

• Age classes, Womens & Junior girls classes exist for the current state based rounds. Please check with your state’s relevant club, promoter or controlling body for details.

• Junior A riders will be vetted and approved prior to receiving a race number.

  
  Number Plates

• For all Competitions three number plates must be fitted: one at the front and one on each side.

• Front number plates must have figures which are clearly visible at a distance of 20 metres and a solid 10mm wide border.

• Number backgrounds on side number plates may be an integral part of the rear seat section or fairing.

• Advertising is permitted on all machines but must be at least 25mm clear of the number plate background and the rider’s name by either a gap or a contrasting colour strip, unless the advertising is an integral part of the back-plate cover.