The Regina Motocross Club has taken on the role of promoting the sport and helpping it grow within the province and throughout Canada. We have hosted four Canadian national events, with the previous two being CMRC Pro National events with top riders from across Canada. This is not our sole focus, as we host a Saskatchewan regional race each year.

Frequently we hold Wednesday night motos for racers and non-racers to enjoy. These short club races are held just for fun, and are a great way for non-racing riders to get a taste of competition in a laid back setting. We also try to hold riding clinics and bike maintenance clinics during the summer to help riders improve their skills. Of course, this is all in addition to just going out and riding whenever you feel like it!

The facility is open to members whenever they want to use it, with two exceptions: The track is closed the week before the National race, and the week before the Saskatchewan regional race for maintenance and construction.

Hopefully, with the construction of the new track, only part of the facility will be off limits during these times.

1. Ride at your own risk; your safety is your responsibility. NEVER RIDE ALONE!
2. Keep a positive attitude - help promote the sport of off road motorcycling on and off the track.
3. Help maintain a clean and safe riding area. Dispose of waste products (used oil, garbage, parts, etc.) in marked bins.
4. Respect the property and notify the club executive of any vandalism or destruction of property.
5. Ride with common sense on and off the track. Always watch out for other riders.
   - Never ride backwards on the track.
   - Hold your line when faster riders are approaching. They will go around you - do not try to move out of their way, you will only cause a collision!
   - Never stop on the track, especially near jumps. Pull off to the side.
   - Make sure there are no other riders near you before pulling off the track. If you must pull off in the presence of other riders, slow down and raise an arm to signal them that you are slowing. Do not pull off in front of oncoming riders.
   -Do not ride beyond your abilities. Develop your skills with experience.
   -Ride at walking speed only in the pit area. People go to the pits to rest and/or work on their bikes, not to get roosted on.
6. The Pee Wee track is restricted to motorcycles 100cc and smaller.
7. Assist and be courteous to fellow riders and guests. You are responsible for for people you bring/invite to the track, and will be held responsible for their actions.
8. Behave in a sportsmanlike manner at all times.
9. Always wear proper protective gear.
   ABSOLUTELY NO RIDING WITHOUT A HELMET!
10. Riding on the track while it is being groomed/maintained is prohibited. Be aware of changes to the track (new changes or obstacles under construction). Always take a few slow laps or walk the track prior to riding at full speed.
11. The facility is for use by MOTORCYCLES ONLY. No go karts, ATVS, snowmobiles, 4X4s, or any other type of vehicle is permitted on the track or grounds. Anyone using a non motorcycle on the track should be politely asked to leave. If they do not, notify the RCMP (the person is trespassing).
12. The facility is surrounded by pasture land. Be courteous to the other lease holders, and do not bother the animals.
13. Absolutely no alcohol will be tolerated before or while operating a motorcycle. No drugs, period.

NON-COMPLIANCE WITH THE ABOVE RULES AND REGULATIONS WILL RESULT IN LOSS OF MEMBERSHIP IN THE CLUB.

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Motocross is highly competitive off-road motorcycle racing on a closed outdoor circuit. The track is comprised of corners, straights, jumps, hills and bumps. The surface is dirt, sand and some mud. The machines used for motocross are highly sophisticated motorcycles ranging in size and engine displacement (from 50cc to 500cc).

Motocross bikes are designed to be lightweight, have aggressive power and incredible suspension. The competitors themselves are skilled athletes (physically and mentally) ranging in age and gender.

Chairperson
Todd Walter
586-7961

Vice Chair
Jason Easton
352-0664

Secretary
Don Miller
781-4354

Treasurer
Darwin Janz
545-6908

National Event Manager
Daryl Murphy
530-5886

Track Coordinator & Club Event Manager
Carey Daku

Advertising/Promo
Craig Hillrich
596-9466

Club Rep
Michael Murphy
522-1025

Members at Large
Justin Seibel
(unavailable)

Lawrence Haid
586-8828