Trac Môn Moto X Club

PLEASE READ ALL OF THE FOLLOWING BEFORE YOU MAKE YOUR BOOKING!

The event will run from 10:00 a.m. until 4:00 p.m.

The day will be split into sessions according to rider ability.

Signing on will be open from 8:00 a.m.

NORA Membership

All riders MUST have a valid 2025 NORA day membership or an annual licence. 

Membership can be purchased at a cost of just £2 directly from: NORA

You will be asked for your membership / licence number as part of the booking procedure - please do this before you proceed. N.B. The order number is NOT the licence number. The licence details can be found in the "My Profile" section of the NORA website, and it will also be sent to you via e-mail.

All bookings must be made online - sales will close at noon on Saturday, 27 September.

No payments by any means will be accepted on the day of the event - no exceptions.

Motorsport can be dangerous

Despite the organisers taking all reasonable precautions, unavoidable accidents can happen.

Personal accident cover is available through NORA 92 in the form of a day or annual licence.

Rider Briefing

Motorsport is inherently dangerous and carries the risk of serious injury or death.

Your safety and that of others depends on following these instructions at all times.

Rider Requirements

All riders, including juniors, must sign on in person at the office and collect their wristband before taking a bike onto the track.

Mandatory protective equipment:

• A properly fitted safety helmet
• Goggles or protective safety glasses
• Boots covering the ankle
• Gloves

Chest and back protectors are strongly recommended.

Track Access & Sessions

Entry and exit to the track (one-way system) is located at the top of the paddock, next to the concrete road.

A flag will be displayed on the main track to indicate which session is running. The flag colour will match your wristband.

Session order and duration may be adjusted during the day. Please remain attentive to announcements.

Use your first laps as sighting laps to:

• Assess track conditions
• Identify marshal posts and exits
• Decide if you are comfortable to continue riding

Flag Signals

Yellow flag (static or waved): Incident ahead – slow down and be prepared to avoid an obstruction.

Red flag: Stop immediately. A marshal will advise whether to wait or return slowly to the paddock.

Chequered flag: End of session – exit the track safely.

Track Conduct

Always follow the designated track direction – no shortcuts, no reversing direction.

Dangerous riding that could endanger yourself or others will not be permitted.

Maximum of 35 riders per session on the main track (may be reduced depending on track and rider standards).

Riders may be reallocated to different groups if necessary.

Paddock & Facilities

Refuelling: Use the designated fire extinguisher point. Engines off and no smoking during refuelling.

Toilets are located in the admin building and the dual-height building.

Drinking water: Available at the admin building and opposite the dual-height building.

Bottled water is also available at the catering van. Stay hydrated to reduce fatigue.

Participant & Spectator Rules

Drive slowly throughout the site.

No riding in the paddock.

Please dispose of rubbish in the bins provided.

Abuse of officials, marshals, participants, or spectators will not be tolerated.

Spectators:

• Do not park in the motocross paddock.
• Remain behind the roped viewing areas.
• Never cross or enter the track.

Dogs are not permitted on site.

The medical response unit is based on the concrete road. Minor injuries or burns can be reported to the admin office.

In the event of a major incident requiring evacuation, follow marshal instructions. They are in radio contact with the incident controller.

Any concerns regarding safeguarding of children or vulnerable adults, or suggestions for improving inclusivity, should be reported to a member of the circuit staff.

We wish you a safe and enjoyable day.