FAQ's
Q: How do I sign up?
A: You sign up at the event on race day. Sign-up is open till 1:15, so if you are in the afternoon race, you won't need to be there in the morning.
Q: How many rounds count towards year end awards?
A: Six, but you must enter at least four to qualify.
Q: Can I practice on the course?
A: CORCS courses are NOT open for practice once marking begins. There is a sight lap before each event on race day, and some of the facilities are open for riding the week/weekend before an event.
Q: What is the difference between a Hare Scrambles (HS) and a Gran Prix (GP)?
A: The definitions are blurry, but CORCS considers a HS to be run over natural terrain exclusively, while a GP will normally be run at an off-road or motocross park and encompass sections of moto track and/or other man made sections.
Q: Will I have enough gas to finish?
A: All events will have a pit stop area where you can gas up during the race.
Q: Do I need a spark arrestor?
A: No, all of our courses are on private land.
Q: Is camping allowed?
A: Yes, camping is allowed and encouraged at all our events, make weekend of it.
Rules:
Numbers: The number you are assigned is your permanent number for the series. You can register on the “membership” page here, or at any event. If you are riding both quads and bikes, you will have the same number for both.
Recommended Backgrounds:
Pro Blue/Wht Numbers
A Red/Wht Numbers
B Yellow/Blk Numbers
C Black/Wht Numbers
Mini Wht/Blk Numbers
Backgrounds are not required but will make it easier for scoring and for your fellow racers to know who they are racing against.
Classes
Pro: This class is a race for money only, no trophies, 100% payback at all events to top 30%. Race director will calculate payback on a per race basis depending on number of entries.
Open A/B/C: Enter these classes based on your skill level with any other racing organizations. Entry level racers should enter the C class.
Vet/Sen/Sup. Sen, Masters: You must ride the class you are old enough for at the day of the race. If you are riding for series points, but will be having a birthday during the series, your points will not transfer to the new class if you change.
Quads: 
Enter these classes based on your skill level with any other racing organizations. Entry level racers should enter the C class.
Vintage: Vintage class is for '74 and earlier models, Post Vintage is for '75 and newer, Drum Brakes only. No skill classes. Vintage class will run on the last line in the C race.
Unclassified: This event runs with the "C" race on the front row. This class pays no points or trophies. It is for Non C riders who choose not to ride a regular A/B class, or in addition to the A/B or Quad class for those riders wishing for extra ride time. regular entry fees apply, except when in addition to a second class, then entry is 50%.
Team Race: This race runs during the A/B event. Teams of two riders will switch off an item of CORCS discretion and ride alternating laps. Std. entry fee for each rider, and each rider will recieve awards. Any two riders may team up, there are no restrictions or recognition of ability, age or displacement.
New for 2012: Numbers 1-10 will be reserved for the ten highest A class points scorers to run for 2013.
Common Sense Rules:
1) No pit racing or riding…….5mph to/from start line only
2) No cutting the course. 5 min penalty for blatant cutting
Year End Awards:Must compete in at least four events to qualify for year end awards.
These are not all the rules……..many of them are in the race directors head. He will address them as necessary as they come up and reserves the right to enforce them as necessary. Just use your head, don’t endanger anyone and have a good time!
