2008 Kansas State Series

Anyone can race in SCR or SCF!!!!There is no qualifying necessary to compete, only to be eligible to win the championship title.

ABA State Championship points

 http://www.ababmx.com/index.phppage=default/points&type=state

Bike Raffle

 

Tickets only $1.00 to win MCS bike, will be sold at SCR & ED on Aug 15-17 and and also during SCF & ED August 29-31

Winner to be announced:

Sunday August 31st at Emery Park BMX

During the State Championship race intermission

 

Bike donated to riders of EPBMX from:

Bicycle X-Change

http://www.bicyclex-change.com/

   908 W. Douglas    Wichita, KS 67203     316-262-9878

 
 

 

EPBMX "SCR " State Championship Race & "ED" Earned Double

500 Point Weekend

  

Be sure and call track hotline 316-522-8214 , option #1 . website or email for current updates for delays etc..

 

Also I was notified today on Aug 31st our SCF the State Champion bags will not be issued day of the final. Fly is behind in filling orders with Olympics and the ABA will mail state champion bags to all state champs on a later date.

 

 

Friday August 15th Single point race : 

 Sign ups : 6 :30- 7:30  PM

Cost: $9 Awards 1-3Trophies or stamps

 

    Saturday August 16th  Earned Double points  :

Sign ups 4:00- 5:30 PM 

Cost $20 Awards 1-3 Plaques or stamps

 

 Sunday August 17th  Double points State Championship

 Date : Sign ups: 9:00 -10:30 AM 

Cost $20 Awards 1-3 Trophies or  stamps

 

 

Driving Directions , motels & weather http://www.emeryparkbmx.com/Travel_info.htm

 

 

Photos track : http://www.emeryparkbmx.com/Promo.htm

 

 
 
 
 
EPBMX State  Championship Final Weekend
 
 600 Point Weekend
 
Friday August 29th Single Points race ,Sign ups 6:30 -7:30 PM ,
Cost $ 9 -Awards 1-3 Trophy or Stamps
 
Saturday August 30th Double Points race , Sign ups 4-5:30 PM,
Cost $20 -Award 1-3 Trophy or Stamps
 
Sunday August 31st Triple points Kansas State Final ,
 Sign ups 9-10:30 AM ,Cost $30 - Awards 1-8 Plaques or stamps
 
We will have more fun things to do ,check back soon.
 
 
 
STATE SERIES RULES
 
 
SCR = State Championship Race,
Formerly called State Championship Qualifier
 
SCF= State Championship Final
 
There are no State championship qualifier races. The name state championship qualifier is what was called years ago. ABA changed to SCR , due to people being confused and thinking that you have to qualify to race SCR & SCF. Anyone can race in SCR or SCF, but to receive the title of State Champion you must meet criteria set by the ABA. Here is criteria  of ABA rule book to be awarded State Champion, I also have copy and pasted below.
 
 

XVII. State/Provincial Championship Series

A State Championship series (U.S.) or Provincial Championship series (Canada) will be conducted in each State/Province that possesses at least 1ABA sanctioned track. Each series goal is to determine age group over all champions and distribute number plate rankings to eligible riders through the following structure of competition:

A. Award structure:

1. Number plate designations will be awarded with the following ratio and specifics:a. 50% of total the number of riders with State/Provincial championship points (regardless of current eligibility status), in each age group

according to the points listing presented for the state final event, not

to exceed 10 plates per age.b. Riders must have fulfilled all eligibility requirements. (Ex: 30 riders in an age group—50% equals 15 but number plates will

not exceed 10. If only 7 of those available riders have met the eligibility requirements, only 1-7 plates will be awarded. Odd numbers

will be rounded up to the next even number in determining the 50%ratio.)Each age group State/Provincial Champion will receive an ABA State/Provincial number plate and a custom award.

2. The State/Provincial number plate shall be white with blue lettering. The plate will feature your District number in black on a white background and your rank in the State/Province shall be a 1” white number on a royal blue background in the upper left corner.

3. State/Provincial number plates can be used at any ABA sanctioned event. These plates can be displayed until the conclusion of the following year’s State/Provincial Championship Final event.

B. Eligibility RequirementsT o become eligible to obtain the State/Provincial Championship titleand/or a State/Provincial number plate designation, a rider must meet the following requirements:

1. Race in the predetermined number of SCR/PCR events within his/her respective State/Province as per the following table:

Number of tracks in state/province Number of SCR/PCR events required

4 or more 3

3- 2

2 -1

1 -1

**A rider may race as many SCR/PCR events as he/she wishes, however

only that rider’s best finishes of the required number of races within that

rider’s respective State/Province will be counted going into the finals.

2. Race in the State/Provincial Championship Final event of his/her respective State/Province.

• Any rider racing out of class at any SCR/PCR or SCF/PCF will forfeit all

State/Provincial and district points for that event.

3. Riders from a state or province with no ABA track may participate in a

State/Provincial Championship Series for another state or province,

providing they declare their intention (in writing) to ABA before their first

State/Provincial Championship Race in that state or province. If the rider

fails to declare which state or province they wish to participate in, the first

SCR/ PCR event they compete at will determine which State/Provincial

Championship Series they will compete in.

C. Competition structure:

1. Every track in each State/Province shall hold a State/Provincial

Championship Race (SCR/PCR) offering State/Provincial Championship

points as well as double district points.

2. All SCR/PCR events shall be run between January 1 and a date as

designated by the ABA.

3. Each State/Province shall have a State/Provincial Championship Final

(SCF/PCF) which shall be a triple district point event. An additional double

district points event will accompany the SCF/PCF event.

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4. The SCF/PCF in each State/Province shall be awarded by the ABA via a

statewide track contest.

5. All SCF/PCF events shall be scheduled with the ABA within a specific time

frame outlined by the ABA.

6. No SCR/PCR event may be moved or transferred to another facility

without WRITTEN APPROVAL from the ABA.

7. Riders shall be competing for the class championship title in their

respective State/Province. When referring to class champions, the classes

will be as follows: Cruiser—9 & under, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17-20,

21-25, 26-30, 31-35, 36-40, 41-45, 46-50, 51-55, 56 & over; Girl

Cruiser—10 & under, 11-13, 14-16, 17-20, 21-25, 26-30, 31-35, 36-40,

41-45, 46 & Over; Girls—5 & under, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15,

16, 17-27, 28 & over; Boys—5 & under, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15,

16, 17-18, 19-27, 28-35, 36 & Over.

8. In the boy classes, all Novice, Intermediate and Expert points of the same

age will be tabulated together towards the championship title.

9. Each rider’s final State/Provincial points total will be listed within the age

group that corresponds with his/her actual age as of their respective

SCF/PCF date.

10. To determine a State/Provincial champion in each class, the point system

will be used as represented in section V, Points table, C. State/Provincial

points table.

11. Any track listed in the BMXer magazine as of the May issue will count as a

valid track for state/provincial championship eligibility. The ABA reserves

the right to modify this rule at its discretion.

12. As California is split into Northern and Southern regions, California riders

may attain state points as required in either region. However, these

riders must compete at the State Championship Final event of their

corresponding region to be awarded a championship title.

13. The Northern California state series region will include the following

districts: 04, 05, 06, 08, 10, 11, 12, 15, 18, 25, 26.

14. The Southern California state series region will include the following

districts: 01, 02, 03, 07, 09, 13, 14, 16, 17, 21, 22, 23, 24.

15. In the event of a tie in final points in any age group, the tie will be broken

as follows:

a. higher proficiency

b. best finish at the State/Provincial final event.

c. total number of riders in class.

d. order of transfer from the motos. (If a total points race, the finish

order shall be used as the transfer order for that rider.)

e. most number of single point races participated in

f. If riders are still tied at this point, it will be declared a tie and cochampions

will be awarded.

16. Riders from other states/provinces may compete at any SCR/PCR or

SCF/PCF for district points, however that out-of-state/province rider

cannot receive that State/Province’s championship points and any position

that rider earns will be omitted from the points standings for that race:

Example: Arizona State Race 8 Expert main results:

AZ Fred Simpson 1st 20 state points 200 district points

CA Carl Jones 2nd ----------------- 160 district points

AZ Bill Taylor 3rd 18 state points 120 district points

17. There will be a deadline of August 1 for any rider to change

State/Province eligibility. After this date, any transferring rider will be

required to participate in the State/Provincial Championship series of their

last state of residence.

18. A rider can compete in any State/Provincial Championship Race

and/or State/Provincial Championship Final in any state. There is

no qualifying necessary to compete, only to be eligible to win the championship title.

19. The ABA reserves the right to review and make determinations in all

aspects involving the State/Provincial Championship series.

 

  		  
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