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[QUOTE="oldguy, post: 1203029, member: 16965"] Found it on the Wis MX site snd was wonderring how accurate it is. I hadn't noticed it discussed here yet [url]http://www.amadirectlink.com/rulebooks/bulletin6_15.asp[/url] AMA competition bulletin: amateur motocross class rules changes June 15, 2007 Please be advised that the AMA Board of Directors ratified a new amateur motocross class structure for the 2008 racing season at its May 2007 meeting. Nationally recognized amateur motocross classes for 2008 will include: * MX Lites (100cc-153cc 2-stroke/151cc-250cc 4-stroke); * 125 Class (86cc-125cc 2-stroke only) * Motocross (154cc-285cc 2-stroke/251cc-450cc 4-stroke); * 250 Class (126cc-250cc 2-stroke only); * Open (251cc-500cc 2-stroke/390cc-650cc 4-stroke). Displacements may be OEM or achieved by aftermarket modification. The amateur motocross class structure for 2008 also includes Plus 25, Veteran 30 and Veteran 40 for riders at least 25, 30 or 40 years old, respectively, riding two- or four-stroke motorcycles with displacements of 86cc-open; and a Women's class for women riding two- or four-stroke motorcycles with displacements of 80cc-open. The AMA amateur motocross classes for 2008 will also recognize a Pit Bike class. The specifications for the Pit Bike class are still being finalized and will be submitted for AMA Congress approval at the October meeting. The 2008 structure for AMA Youth Classes will be the same as in 2007. The new class structure is the result of a directive the AMA Board of Directors issued to AMA staff late last year to consult with technical experts in the field and recommend a measured approach to leveling the playing field between two- and four-stroke motorcycles in amateur motocross. [/QUOTE]
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