British Amateur C/ships

Entry is by texting Richard Hollingsworth on 07832-402167 whilst payment is required at least 24 hours in advance via the website here http://scunthorpe-speedway.com/bookingoffice

Class definitions:
Pro – aimed at current NL second strings and reserves plus displaced NL heat leaders, riders displaced from the top two leagues from 2018 or earlier plus others who feel able to challenge for the top title. Riders excluded from the championship (but eligible to ride without qualifying for the title/trophies) are those who are either riding in the top two leagues or have an official average above 3.00 in the top two leagues during 2019. Also ineligible in 2021 are those who are riding in the NL in 2021 with a 2019 NL average above 7.

Open – aimed at displaced/retired league riders plus all other open class standard riders. No NL Team place in 2021 (or a 2019 NL average of over 5.00) or top two league in 2018-19.

Support – aimed at MDL/SDL/NJL standard riders who haven’t had NL chances or ridden in the Open Class

Novice – aimed at riders who don’t fit in the three other adult classes

Upright Open – aimed at the quicker riders who are likely to beat 73 seconds for four laps around Scunthorpe. For those who haven’t ridden Scunthorpe a list of riders who have beaten 75 seconds can be provided

Upright Support – aimed at riders who are unlikely to beat 73 seconds for four laps around Scunthorpe. Once again a list of riders who are likely to fall into this class can be provided

Formula 2 – this is an adult class where engines used are not ‘speedway’ engines but typically ‘MX’ engines up to a capacity of 500cc. The late, great Pete Seaton, came up with the class and produced several bikes to compete. As long as there are riders who want to ride in this ‘low maintenance’ class we will run it in Pete’s honour.

Youth 125 Open – aimed at the quicker riders who are likely to beat 73 seconds for four laps around Scunthorpe. For those who haven’t ridden Scunthorpe a list of riders who have beaten 75 seconds can be provided

Youth 125 Support – aimed at riders who are unlikely to beat 73 seconds for four laps around Scunthorpe. Once again a list of riders who are likely to fall into this class can be provided

160cc – this is an adult class where the upper limit on engine capacity is 160cc but is likely to include a number of 125cc and 140cc bikes

Youth 250 – the rider must be in possession of an SCB Youth 250 licence. Day permits will not be available.

Youth 500 – the rider must be in possession of an SCB Youth 500 licence (or be over 15 and qualify for the 2021 British Youth Championship). Day permits will not be available.