The articles by Nick Burson and Chris Blais are a "must read" on this subject.check them out! IMPORTANT! Make sure you have your green or red sticker and spark arrestor. Once you have signed up and received your confirmation e-mail, you are ready to go, you do not need to check in with us at the event. You must sign up online prior to the event date, it is usually open until 9:00 pm the night before the race. Apply the numbers to your front number plate and cross out any differing numbers you might have on your side plates.
#Desert racer license#
After you have submitted your Comp License application, you will be receiving your assigned numbers in the mail. (Note, Comp Licenses are not required for 2021) Just e-mail to get your assigned number. You need to do this ahead of time either online or by mail, we recommend doing this at least 2 weeks before your first only makes it harder on you and us if you wait until the last minute. A Comp License or "Membership" as it is also known, is a way for us as an organization to get you in our database, assign you a number, and make sure you are set up in the proper racing class. Paying your dues and working your way up through Novice, Intermediate, and possibly Expert, is something to be proud of and something that you will carry with you the rest of your means something! In Desert Racing, skill levels are earned, often throughout years of hard work and racing achievements. After you have begun racing, you will potentially begin to move up the skill levels via "Transfer Rides" learn more about those HERE. BEGINNER MEANS YOU ARE A BEGINNER RACER, NOT A BEGINNER RIDER. Listen up! our Skill Level system has nothing to with one's riding ability when they are racing for the first time.everyone must start in the Sportsman class if they are new to racing. Now let's get into "Skill Level" This is often one of the most misunderstood parts of Desert Racing. GO HERE to see where you would race according to your age and bike size. Basically there are 3 factors that will decide where you compete: Bike Size, Age, and Skill Level. we pride ourselves on following the half century old traditions of Desert Racing.
#Desert racer series#
Here we will go over the specific steps you need to take to get out to our events and go racing! Check out the other articles in this series for everything you will need to know about getting you and your bike ready and in the best possible condition in order to have a fun and successful experience. Can the Subaru Crosstrek desert racer win its first Baja 500? Stay tuned.Home New Racer Initiative Desert Racing 101Īug1 Comment "So You Want To Race Desert" The Crawford Performance team will also enter the Baja 1000 later this year. The grueling 515 mile off-road race starts and finishes in downtown Ensenada, Baja California, Mexico.
Subaru’s first attempt at the Baja 500 begins at 10:00am PST today, June 3 and runs through the upper area of Mexico’s Baja California Peninsula. They will also be running the Subaru WRX STI in Round 3 of the Red Bull Global Rallycross in Thompson, CT, and the WRX STI rallycar will compete in the Susquehannock Trail Performance Rally in Wellsboro, Pennsylvania.
It will be a busy weekend for Subaru Motorsports.
We’re excited to be involved with Grabowski Bros racing, and be entered in the Baja 500.” Subaru Motorsports Marketing Manager Rob Weir says, “Putting this Crosstrek to the test in desert racing will once again show our fans the performance and durability of the Subaru BOXER engine. Now the Subaru Crosstrek gets the first chance to take on the grueling Baja 500. Up until now, Subaru has been involved in stage rally and Global Rallycross racing with their Subaru WRX STI.
The team already put the Crosstrek to the test when they entered the McKenzie’s 250 race in Lucerne, CA, and won their class by over one hour. Subaru’s Crosstrek desert racer is a Class 5 machine that will be put to the test in one of the most challenging motorsports events in North America. The Subaru Boxer engine was built by designer and famed race car builder Quirt Crawford.
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