GENERAL REGULATIONS
2018 FIM AFRICA Motocross of African Nations
Continental Championship
Supplementary Regulations
17th AUGUST – 19th August 2018
1. PROMOTERS
Zambia Motor Sport Association
Cell: (+26)0977789361/0967842462
E-mail: helen@
2. ORGANISERS
Copperbelt Dirt Bike Riders Club
Kevin Bohling/Nikki Heygate
Cell: (+26) 0961997970 / 0966990443
E-mail: kmbohling@yahoo.co.uk or lufent@
3. JURISDICTION:
These events are organized according to the rules of the FIM Africa Sporting Code, Chapter 30: - “FIM Africa Championship’s and Prize Events.”
4. FIM AFRICA: PERMIT NUMBER: 004/18
ZMSA:PERMITNUMBER:
ZMSA/MX/04/2018
Please note that the FIM Africa Flag will be prominently displayed
5. CLASSES
Junior Classes: Senior Classes:
MX50cc: Riders aged 5 to 9 years MX125 Riders aged 13 to 17 years MX65cc: Riders aged 6 to 12 years MX2: Riders aged 16 years & over MX Lites: Riders aged 10 to 14 year MX1: Riders aged 16 years & over
Ladies WMX: Riders aged 10 years and above permitted on 85cc 2-stroke/150cc 4-stroke, Riders aged 13years and above permitted on 125cc 2-stroke motorcycles. Riders of 16 years and above may also compete on a 250cc 4-stroke/150cc 2 stroke motorcycle. Therefore, the Ladies Class will race as a combined age/capacity class, as one class. On the Day, the Jury will have the authority to divide the class into Lites and Open if the numbers permit.
If there should be insufficient entries to form a Ladies Class, the Ladies can join the respective capacity classes, and there will be no WMX Class. However, a Ladies Trophy will be awarded based on points and the Jury's decision.
A combined Junior Ladies Challenge Cup, comprising of 1st 2nd and 3rd places will be instituted for 50cc and 65cc lady riders, whose performance emanating from the respective regular 50cc and 65cc classes will be used to determine their standing for the Junior Ladies Challenge Cup. The Jury on the day at the MXOAN’s decision on the above will be final and binding.
N.B: Soon after entries close, the FMNs will be notified about the numbers in this class.
Vets and Master Class (VMX): There will be 2 classes raced together. Veterans:Riders aged 35 to 49. Masters Riders aged 50 onwards, on any capacity motorcycle.
Masters must produce a medical report with ECG not older than 6 months old stating clearly that they are fit and able to race. Vets and Master compete as a combined class but scored seperately. If there are insufficient minimum entries to form both classes then 2 bonus points will be allocated to the master riders. These start line points will be added to the overall points for each heat.
Riders may participate in one class only.
Minimum Entries per Class: A minimum of 8 Riders and 6 Lady Riders at registration will constitute a Class.
Although in the interest of promoting WMX, the jury has the right to alter the minimum number of starters required to constitute the class.
6. AGE OF RIDERS
The minimum age begins on the 1st January, of the year the rider reaches the minimum age and maximum age is at the end of the calendar year during which the rider attains the maximum age.
7. COURSE AND VENUE:
Mindola Track situated at the Mindola Dam GPS S12*48.595 E028*09.169
The senior track length is 1485 meters and the junior track for 50 cc riders is 770 meters.
8. ELIGIBILITY OF RIDERS:
The Regulations conform to the official FIM Africa Regulations.
Acceptance of Entries:
Each country will be allowed to register up to 5 riders in each class for the Championship, designated as official riders in the championship by their Federation unless more than 8 Countries participate, in which case each Country may be required to enter fewer riders to ensure an equal number of riders per Country. Any additional places may be taken up by individual riders. Individual riders may include international guest riders with a view to enhancing the event; the final decision on international guest riders rests with the respective VP of north/south depending on the location of the event
Countries are allowed to enter more than 5 riders in each class, but on the understanding that any rider not entered as a Team rider would be an Individual rider.
Entries to an FIM Africa Championship event will be accepted for riders who are:-
- In possession of the appropriate FIM license.(day or annual is acceptable)
- authorized by their FMN to participate.
- Full Medical Insurance with evacuation cover is essential. Riders will not be allowed to compete without proof of cover.
9. COMPETITION NUMBERS:
Refer to Art. 01.55 Of the Motocross Technical Rules. The only exception will be Art. 55.07 minimum dimensions of letters for MX 50cc class, which will be:-
- Height of figure 100 mm
- Width of figure 50 mm
- Width of stroke 15 mm
- Space between 2 figures 15 mm
The font to be used for number plates must be Universal Bold only. On all 3 plates
Number plate colours:
|All Junior Classes: - |All numbers, sides and front: |Black numbers on a White background |
|Senior Classes: - |MX125 and MX1 |Black numbers on a White background |
| |MX2 |White Numbers on a Black background |
WMX White on blue.
VMX VETS Black on Yellow
VMX Masters Yellow on black
10. CONTROLLERS:
See FIM Africa Standards for Motocross Circuits (SMCC)
11. RIDING GEAR: Numbers:
Rider’s shirts must be numbered at the back, as listed below:
Teams may make use of their country’s flag design for their race shirt design. . For the FIM Africa logo on the upper left chest and the racing number on the back, contrasting colours must be used to ensure that these are legible. For countries not wanting to use their national flag, the allocated country colour must be used for the trunk of the shirt.
The country and year on the front of the shirt is optional.
All shirt designs have to be forwarded to the working group chairman and technical advisor by the end of June 2018 for approval. Failure to adhere to this will result in the team having to wear the race bibs or shirts with the trunk of the shirts in the colours allocated to each country.
FIM Africa requires that all machines participating in the FIM Africa event display the FIM Africa approved logo on the top right or bottom corner of the front number plate, minimum size 35cm x 35 cm on a white background with black border, organizer will supply stickers but sponsored riders can include logo on sticker kits if they are of approved size and colour.
Numbers Country
6 – 10 Zimbabwe
11 – 15 South Africa
16 – 20 Kenya
21 – 25 Morocco
26 – 30 Uganda
31 – 35 Botswana
36 – 40 Namibia
41 – 45 Zambia
46 – 50 Madagascar
51 – 55 Swaziland
56 – 60 Algeria
61 – 65 Egypt
66 – 70 Libya
71 – 75 Mauritania
76 – 80 Tunisia
101-- Individual numbers
Master class please add a 2 or 20 to your allocated country number therefor a Zimbabwe master will be 206 207 etc. Botswana 231…232 etc.
The following colours have been allocated to the official team riders of the various countries:
Country Riding Color
Zimbabwe Royal or Cyan Blue
South Africa Green
Kenya Black
Morocco Red
Uganda Light Purple
Namibia Yellow
Zambia Orange
Botswana Light Blue
Swaziland Light Green – Temporary
Madagascar Dark Grey
Tunisia TBA
Algeria TBA
Egypt Dark Green
Libya TBA
Mauritania TBA
12. ENTRIES:
For an entry to be valid, a completed official entry form must be with the organizing FMNR by the closing date. Entries open 1st June 2018 and close 1st August 2018 @ 17h00
Riders may only enter one class. Telephonic entries are not accepted
Entries received after the 1st August 2018 will not be included in the programe. Entries will be accepted in order of being received.
Entry fees are as follows:
Entry - USD 100.00
Late Entry Fine - USD 10.00
Late Documentation Fine - USD 10.00
Late Entry: - where in the opinion of the FMNR acceptance of late entries will enhance the event. Late entries will be accepted up to the closing of documentation at the event, on the proviso that the entry will not be accepted in any class where the maximum of 40 has been reached already. Late entry penalties will apply.
Entries should be submitted to the FMNR 4 weeks prior to the Event
Entries should be paid to Copperbelt Dirt bike Riders (details below)
Bank Details:
|BANK: |Standard Chartered Bank, Zambia way , Kitwe, Zambia |
|BRANCH / CODE: |060228 |
|ACCOUNT NO: |0150440487900 |
|ACCOUNT NAME: |Copperbelt Dirt Bike Riders Club |
|SWIFT CODE: |SCBLZMLX |
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13. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
Riders will be required to fill in and send with their entry forms the following:
- Riders Profile (see below)
- Medical Information Sheet
- Medical certificate (VMX)
- Signed WADA Acknowledgement form
- Birth Certificate for riders 16 and under
- Guardianship letter for unaccompanied minors
Please send to: lufent@
NB – All competitors are required to submit a head and shoulder photograph as well as an action shot of themselves and their motorcycles with the Riders Profile for possible publication in the event programme. If possible, please supply colour photographs – Riders Profiles & Photos to be sent no later than 20th July 2018
14. LICENCES
Participation at these meetings is restricted to the holder of a valid FIM license. Licenses must be applied for through the riders FMN. (both one event or annual FIM licences are accepted)
Riders must produce either a Passport or Permit of Residence as proof that they are eligible to compete for their country, with the approval of their FMN.
15. ACCESS AND NEAREST AIRPORT
Ndola International Airport is the closest airport, Kitwe has easy access by road.
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| Nationals who do not require visas to enter Zambia |
|(This list is for information only and travelers should confirm for themselves just before traveling) |
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|Anguilla |
|Mauritius |
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|Antigua and Bermuda |
|Montserrat |
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|Australian Antarctic Territory |
|Mozambique |
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|Bahamas |
|Namibia |
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|Barbados |
|Nauru |
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|Belize |
|Niue |
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|Bermuda |
|Norfolk Island |
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|Botswana |
|Pitcairn Islands |
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|British Antarctic Territory |
|Romania |
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|British Indian Ocean Territory |
|Ross Dependency |
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|British Virgin Islands |
|St. Helena |
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|Cayman Islands |
|St. Kitts and Nevis |
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|Channel Islands |
|St. Lucia |
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|Cyprus |
|St. Vincent and Grenadines |
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|Dominica |
|Samoa |
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|Falkland Islands |
|Serbia-Montenegro |
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|Falkland Islands Dependencies |
|Seychelles |
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|Fiji Islands |
|Singapore |
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|Gilbraltar |
|Solomon Islands |
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|Grenada |
|South Africa |
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|Hong Kong |
|Swaziland |
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|Ireland |
|Tanzania |
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|Isle of Man |
|Tokelau |
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|Jamaica |
|Tonga |
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|Kenya |
|Trinidad and Tobago |
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|Kiribati |
|Tuvalu |
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|Lesotho |
|Turks and Caicos Island |
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|Malawi |
|Uganda |
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|Malaysia |
|Vanuatu |
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|Maldives |
|Western Samoa |
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|Malta |
|Zimbabwe |
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|Marshall Islands |
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17. FACILITIES FOR MACHINES AT CIRCUIT
The organisers will ensure that competitors, who wish to do so, may leave their machines overnight, so as to avoid having to transport or ride the machines to and from the circuit each day.
A security company has been hired and security will be provided to guard machines at the circuit.
18. ENTRY TO CIRCUIT
Entrance to the grounds will be free for a (1) rider and a (1) mechanic. All other persons will have to pay an entry fee the amount to be decided on by the organising club.
19. DOCUMENTATION
Checking of licences and general documentation will take place from 12h00 to 18h00 on Friday 17th August 2018, at the Mindola Motocross Track. Refreshments will be available.
20. SCRUTINEERING: All competitors will be required to undergo Documentation and Technical
Control within the following prescribed times 12h00 –18h00 on Friday 17th August 2018. All motorcycles and specified riding apparel will be inspected by the Technical Steward and any motorcycle which fails to comply with the provisions of the
Standing regulations will not be allowed to participate in the event. Any item of specified riding apparel which fails inspection, will be required to be substituted with an acceptable item before the rider will be allowed to participate in the event.
Each rider must present at scrutineering one motorcycle under his name and number. As for the second motorcycle, there are two possibilities:-
A rider can present a second motorcycle to scrutineering, under his name and number.
A team can present a second motorcycle for its rider (s) to scrutineering, with the possibility to have it used by several riders. In this case, the team presenting the motorcycle must indicate to the Technical Steward, at the time of scrutineering, the names and numbers of the riders eligible to use this motorcycle.
A bike that is presented at scrutineering as a spare bike for various nominated riders may be used in the applicable capacity classes, by another rider if so approved by the Jury.
Any motorcycle that undergoes repairs during the course of the event may be subject to pass again through Technical Control before continuing in the event, if so requested by the Technical Steward.
The decision of the Technical Steward will be final in all cases.
21. RIDERS BRIEFING:
Riders briefing will be held at the Starting Gates All riders must be present at the briefing at the stipulated time and venue. Representatives may accompany the rider to the briefing. Failure to attend the riders briefing may result in a fine of $ 20 Roll call will be done
22. PRE RACE PADDOCK / WAITING ZONE:
The Pre-race paddock / Waiting Zone is situated by the top of the start line before the scheduled start time of the first heat, competitors competing in the race concerned should move to the pre-race paddock / Waiting Zone 10 minutes before the start of their heat and pre-race paddock will be closed 10 minutes before the heat begins, riders not at pre-race paddock 10 minutes before their heat will be excluded.
23. STARTS:
The Start of the race will be in accordance with the rules as per the FIM Africa Motocross Rules and regulations 2018
Competitors who do not take part in official practice must confirm their intention to start to the COC, no less than one hour before the start of the first heat.
24. END OF THE RACE:
The waving of the chequered flag will signify the end of each race.
The Jury President/COC reserves the right to impound and examine any motorcycle at their discretion.
25. NOTICE BOARD:
The official notice board is situated at the foot of the control tower.
26. RESULTS:
Notwithstanding the general protest period laid down by the FIM Africa, the protest period for motocross will be 30 minutes from actual posting of the FINAL results on the notice board.
These results are not to be removed and disciplinary action will be taken against any person removing these results without authority. Additional copies may be obtained from the Secretary of the meeting.
27. SILENCING OF MOTORCYCLES:
Silencers will be marked, including a spare, and that exhaust systems must remain intact.
28. POSTPONEMENT, ABANDONMENT OR CANCELLATION:
The Organisers reserve the right to postpone, abandon or cancel the meeting or any part thereof. In the event of any of the above, the Competitor/Entrant has no right to claim against the Promoter/Organiser in respect of any loss or damage he/she may have incurred. The meeting will not be postponed, abandoned or cancelled without the consent of the Jury President.
29. FUEL:
An open fuel rule will be in place,(with the exceptions below) this will include all predominantly petroleum (gasoline/petrol) based fuels that are readily commercially available on the African continent. (The onus on proving compliance to this rule rests with the individual competitor)
. Zambian pump fuel can be between 92 and 98 octane and only unleaded is available.
The use of methanol and alcohol is not permitted:
A fuel control may be carried out at any time during an event, according to Art. 63.05 Of the Motocross Technical Rules. A rider whose fuel fails to meet the technical requirements will be excluded from the whole event and forfeit all Championship points and prize money earned from any heats during the event. This rider will also be liable to reimburse the full costs of the test and further penalties may be imposed.
All requests for fuel control following a protest must be accompanied by a deposit of US$ 100.00 paid to the FIM Africa Jury or the FIM Africa (supplementary controls)
After the last control:
- The winning party will have its deposit reimbursed.
- The losing party will have to pay the costs of all the controls carried out after deduction of deposits, which have already been paid.
Environmental Mats must be used whilst refueling.
30. POINTS:
Points will be awarded to riders in each race according to the following scale:
31. PROTESTS:
All protests must be submitted and signed only by the person directly concerned. Each protest must refer to a single subject only and must be presented within 30 minutes at the latest of the publication of the results, unless otherwise provided in the Appendices of the Sporting Code. During a meeting, protests must be submitted according to the provisions of the Supplementary Regulations and to an official in charge (Clerk of the Course, Secretary of the meeting).
Protest Fee US$ 100.00
Protest entailing dismantling a machine – additional US$ 100.00
Protest entailing fuel control US$ 100.00
The losing party is liable for all costs in any protest should the protestor’s protest be upheld. These costs will be determined by the Jury of the Meeting). The organisers further confirm that they have contracted third party insurance in accordance with the requirements to host a Continental Event.
32. CLOSURE OF CIRCUIT:
Organisers and Clubs must close circuits, 2 weeks prior to any FIM Africa event i.e. 5th August 2018 The responsibility for establishing if a circuit is open lies with the competitor.
33. TRANSPONDERS:
(Transponders will be used in conjunction with lap scoring.)
34. OFFICIALS OF THE MEETING:
The following officials will be on duty:
|OFFICIAL: |NAME AND SURNAME: |GRADE & NUMBER: |
|JURY PRESIDENT |Kevin Branch |FIM Africa 967 |
|JURY MEMBER 1 (LOCAL) |Nikki Heygate |FIM Africa 1029 |
|FOREIGN JURY MEMBERS |Lola Berrie |FIM Africa 971 |
|RACE DIRECTOR |Jack Cheney |FIM Africa appointed |
|JURY SECRETARY |Leonie Coetzee |FIM Africa 1025 |
|CLERK OF THE COURSE | Kevin Bohling |FIM Africa 1032 |
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|ASSISTANT CLERK OF THE COURSE |Nick Heygate |FIM Africa 1031 |
|EVENT SECRETARY |Rolinda Pinetown |TBA |
|CHIEF TECHNICAL REP & SCRUTINEER |Jean Luc De Chat |TBA |
|CHIEF TIME KEEPER | Pro timing | |
|CHIEF MARSHALL |Sean Gantley |FIM Africa 1023 |
|CHIEF MEDICAL |TBC | |
|STARTER |Peter Frangeskides. |FIM Africa 927 |
|COMMENTATORS |Laren Van der Westhuisen | |
|ENVIRONMENTAL STEWARD |Nikki Heygate, |FIM Africa 940 |
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| |Ginty Melville | |
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| |Ginty | |
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| | Tarnya Pieri.Helen Franklin. Sandra | |
|TIMEKEEPERS |Frangeskides | |
35. SIGNALLING:
Red Flag – waved (Stop – Compulsory for everyone)
Black flag and a board with rider’s number on it (Rider indicated to stop on the next lap at the Stop / Go Zone) Yellow flag – held stationary (Danger, ride slowly, no overtaking and maintain position no jumping if jumps)
Yellow flag – waved (Immediate danger, prepare to stop) Green Flag (Course clear)
Black and White Flag (End of Practice/Race)
White Flag/Red Cross (Medical personnel required or on circuit)
|36 |TIMETABLE – CIRCUIT |AND PRACTICE | |
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| |Friday: 17th August 2018 | | |
| |First Circuit Control |14h00 | |
| |Technical Control and verification |14h00 – 18h00 | |
| |Meeting with organisers |16h00 | |
| |Second Circuit Control (if necessary) |17h00 | |
Jury Meeting to select starting order, 17h30
Saturday: 18th August 2018
Technical Control and Verification 07h00 – 08h00
1st Jury Meeting 07h00
SATURDAY PRACTICE SESSIONS & Afternoon Race Programme.
07.30hrs riders Briefing (compulsory)
1st Practice
MX 50 0800 - 0812
MX 65 0815 - 0830
MX LITE 0833 - 0848
WOMANS MX 0851 - 0906
VETS & MASTERS MX 0909 - 0924
MX 125 0927 - 0942
MX 2 0945 - 1000
MX 1 1003 - 1018
2nd Practice
MX 50 1021 - 1033
MX 65 1036 - 1051
MX LITE 1054 - 1109
WOMANS MX 1112 - 1127
VETS & MASTERS MX 1130 - 1145
MX 125 1148 - 1203
MX 2 1206 - 1221
MX 1 1224 - 1239
Race Programme 1st heat
MX 50 10 mins + 1 lap 1340 - 1352
MX 65 12 mins + 1 lap 1355 - 1409
MX LITES 15 mins + 1 lap 1412 - 1429
WOMENS MX 12 mins + 1 lap 1432 - 1446
VETS & MASTERS MX 12 mins + 1 lap 1449 - 1503
MX 125 15 mins + 1 lap 1506 - 1523
MX 2 18 mins + 1 lap 1526 - 1546
MX 1 18 mins + 1 lap 1549 - 1609
Jury Meeting 16.45
SUNDAY Practice and Race programme
Free practice
MX 50 0700 - 0710
MX 65 0712 - 0722
MX LITE 0724 - 0734
WOMANS MX 0736 - 0746
VETS & MASTERS MX 0748 - 0758
MX 125 0800 - 0810
MX 2 0812 - 0822
MX 1 0824 - 0834
Jury Meeting 0835
Grand Parade 0850
Race Programme 2nd heat
MX 50 10 mins + 1 lap 0955 - 1007
MX 65 12 mins + 1 lap 1010 - 1024
MX LITES 15 mins + 1 lap 1027 - 1044
WOMENS MX 12 mins + 1 lap 1047 - 1101
VETS & MASTERS MX 12 mins + 1 lap 1104 - 1118
MX 125 15 mins + 1 lap 1121 - 1138
MX 2 18 mins + 1 lap 1141 - 1201
MX 1 18 mins + 1 lap 1204 - 1224
Race Programme 3rd heat
MX 50 10 mins + 1 lap 1325 - 1337
MX 65 12 mins + 1 lap 1340 - 1354
MX LITES 15 mins + 1 lap 1357 - 1414
WOMENS MX 12 mins + 1 lap 1417 - 1431
VETS & MASTERS MX 12 mins + 1 lap 1434 - 1448
MX 125 15 mins + 1 lap 1451 - 1508
MX 2 18 mins + 1 lap 1511 - 1531
MX 1 18 mins + 1 lap 1534 – 1554
Senior MX shootout (optional) 6 laps non championship 1605
Final Jury meeting 1630
Gala prize giving dinner 1830 for 1900 (Venue at the main club house Mindola Dam)
37. PRIZE GIVING:
The prize giving will take place approximately 2 hours after the last heat has been completed.
Entry to prize giving is free. Cost per meal: TBA . Meal tickets will be available from the event Secretary on Friday, 17 th August 2018.
Any rider not attending prize giving will forfeit his/her prize AND POSSIBLE DISCIPLINARY ACTION WILL BE
TAKEN BY HIS/HER FMN unless suitable arrangements are made with the Event Secretary or Sponsors
Representative (if applicable).
38. PODIUM CEREMONY
The first three riders from each race must take part in the podium ceremony, which will take place immediately after each race.
39. TROPHIES
Trophies will be awarded to the first three (3) in each individual championship class and the first three countries will be awarded trophies within their classes. “The Beth Becker Memorial floating Trophy” will also be presented to the leading lady rider.
Two “Ray Wilson” Memorial floating Trophies will be presented 1. to the riders from the 65 and 85 groups and one to the senior riders 125 to MX 1 for the fastest lap in each group.
40. GENERAL:
The closest Hospital to the track is Wusikile Mine Hospital 11km from the track.
The currency used in Zambia is ZMW (Zambia Kwacha) and currencies can be changed at the airport/bureau du Change’s and at the banks. Although many prices are based on the dollar most companies and shops expect payment in Zambian Kwacha.
Malaria is endemic to the area and very common, so precautions and anti-mosquito bite measures should be taken seriously. On returning to your own country if you should begin to feel unwell immediate action should be taken and your doctor informed you have been in a Malaria area. Prophylactics do not guarantee you will not contract the disease.
The Jetting strip runs on the left hand side of the circuit and will be clearly indicated to riders from the pit area and is for testing bikes. All other areas other than the racetrack and jetting area riders must ride at a safe first gear pace for the safety of pedestrians.
The National Speed limit in Zambia is 100kmph. There are very seldom speed signs however as a general rule 40km per hour in city limits 60km per hour in built up areas and 80 or 100 on open roads. But be warned that if you see a speed sign, obey it ,as the chances are the speed traps will be near by! Cars require 2 metal triangles (4) if you are towing. A fire extuingisher. Reflective tape should be stuck on bumpers ( 2 Red on rear, 2 white on front, suggest 10 cm strips roughly on the four corners of the car)
Where towing the trailer should have a T sticker or T made from red reflective tape (for information, only Zambian registered trailers are supposed to have the towing vehicles license plate displayed on the trailer along with the trailer license plate, this is not supposed to apply to foreign registered trailers, however we do have some creative traffic officers who try their luck on unsuspecting visitors! It is a good idea to download a copy of the road traffic act and list of fines for easy reference along the way.
If you have multiple drivers please indicate this on your TIP, there is one road block near Ndola that will check the driver against what is written on the TIP. Seat belts must be worn including Back seat belts (fine is K300 per person not wearing one!). If you are parked and talking on your phone the engine must be turned off. As a general rule if you cross at Livingstone do not head for Lusaka if it is after 13:00hrs, the last section of rd. after Mazabuka is very bad, not advisable to travel in the dark.
NB. Please will all countries bring a spare National flag for flagpole display. Looking forward to seeing you all and hope you have a great days racing.
41. INSURANCE
By endorsing the entry form, the FMN of the visiting rider certifies that the rider is medically insured in accordance with FIM Africa requirements including repatriation costs. It is not the responsibility of the Organizers to check or control the Riders’ medical insurance, for both visitors and local riders. All medical costs are for the account of the Rider. Organizers will accept that a signed entry form indemnifies the Organizers from all types of claims and obligations. The Organizers further confirm that they have contracted third party insurance in accordance with Art. 110.1 Of the FIM Africa Sporting Code for public liability.
The Organizers will not accept any claims for damages to a motorcycle, accessories and components arising out of an accident, fire, theft or any other causes.
42. ACCOMMODATION CLOSE TO THE TRACK
Each rider/team is responsible for booking their own accommodation and paying directly for the same.
Camping facilities at the track K50 per person
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Disclaimer: THIS INFORMATION IS A GUIDE ONLY, PROSPECTIVE USERS MUST CONFIRM THE VALIDITY OF INFORMATION AND SUITABILITY OF ACCOMMODATION WITH THE VEND0RS
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| |Edinburgh Hotel |76 Rooms |K650 – K1,200 |S12ᵒ49.204 E028ᵒ12.516|Tel: +260-212-222444; +260-212-222188 |
| | | | | |+260977817023 |
| | | | | |reservations@edinburgh.co.zm |
| |Moba Hotel |5 Executive, 23 Doubles and 22 |K624-K804 |S12ᵒ52.514 E028ᵒ15.221|Email: reservations@ |
| | |Twins | | | |
| | |Total 50 Rooms | | | |
| |Mukwa |Main G/House – 11 Doubles and 2|K895 S K1195D |S12ᵒ48.833 E028ᵒ12.897|Tel: +260-212-224266; +260-212-230389 |
| | |Twins | | |(Telefax) |
| | |Deluxe– 6 Rooms 1500 | | |Email: mukwa@ |
| | |Family room-1 1395 | | | |
| | |Total 20 Rooms | | | |
| |Greek Olive Lodge |22 Double Rooms |K550.00 |S12ᵒ49.946 E028ᵒ12.709|Tel: +260-966969073 (Stephen) |
| | | | | |Reservations @ |
| | | | | |stephen.phiri@ |
| |Sherbourne |Main G/House – 20 Doubles, 3 |K970-K1,720 |S12ᵒ48.746 E028ᵒ12.839|Tel: +260-212-222168 |
| |There are 3 sites |Twins | | |Email:reservations@sherbourne.co.zm |
| |Hotel/ and 2 lodges |Nkana West – 14 | | | |
| | |Annex in Mpezeni - 7 | | | |
| | |Total 44 | | | |
| |Nobutula lodge |19 rooms |K620 -1080 | |+260212220353/+260969457861 |
| |(Could be noisy if there is a party or | | | |nobus.lodge@ |
| |event) | | | | |
| |Pamo Hotel |21 rooms |K650-K1250 | |+260212222769 |
| |(Could be noisy rooms face on to carpark| | | |pamo@zamtel.zm |
| |has a Casino) | | | | |
| |Shamba Lodge |22 Executive Rooms |K650 |S12ᵒ47.439 E028ᵒ14.824|+260-0967-206739; +260-976-206739 |
| |Plot 7122 off Zambezi Way |For Corporates Only | | |shambalodge@iconnect.zm; |
| | | | | |shambalodge@ |
| |Camping sites at the dam can be booked |K50 | | | |
| |with organizers | | | | |
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|20 points – 1st |10 points – 6th |5 points – 11th |
|17 points – 2nd |9 points – 7th |4 points – 12th |
|15 points – 3rd |8 points – 8th |3 points – 13th |
|13 points – 4th |7 points – 9th |2 points – 14th |
|11 points – 5th |6 points – 10th |1 points – 15th |
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