AMR Rules & Regulations – Extreme Mudfest 2023 – Cold Lake, Alberta

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AMR Rules & Regulations

AMR Rules & Regulations

Introduction

The Alberta Mud Racing Rules ( AMR ) are written to provide safe, competitive, and economical off road racing events.

AMR sanctions off road races as a competitive professionally officiated event, while following the Rules of Alberta Mud Racing. Improvements in rule administration or clarification cannot be accomplished through individual challenges of the rules or administration procedure. A joint effort of the owners, drivers, fans, promoter, members and Alberta Mud Racing Series personnel will improve the quality of race operations and supervision. It is the total responsibility of each participating competitor to ensure that their actions and equipment are in accordance with all designated Alberta Mud Racing Rules, as they may be clarified from time to time. The publication and compliance of the Alberta Mud Racing Rules does not guarantee, warrant or imply safety to members or non-members using this publication. The Rules of AMR are a guideline for the competitor or participant of off-road racing. Acceptance and application of the AMR Rules are in no way a guarantee against injury or death to any participant, spectator, competitor or others.

SECTION 1 – AMR Rules

 

AMR Driver Competitor Registration Requirements

To compete in the AMR for Mudfest, you must register under the AMR class. 

To secure and maintain an AMR Competitor registration as a race driver, an AMR

Member must:

  1. Be at least 4 -16 years of age. Youth Class requires a release form signed by a legal guardian or parent. Said parent or Guardian must be present during AMR
  2. If required by AMR Officials, submit to and pass driving ability tests conducted by and at the discretion of AMR Officials, whose decision as to the applicant’s driving ability is final and binding on the
  3. Be physically fit in the sole discretion of AMR. In this regard, AMR may require a competitor or the applicant to submit to and pass a physical examination by a qualified physician at the applicant’s
  4. Must execute and deliver to AMR such authorizations, releases, applications, consents, waivers and other documents as may be required by

3-9 AMR Officials Registration Requirements

To secure a license as an AMR Official, an individual must be at least 16 years of age.

  1. Possess, in the opinion of AMR interviewing Official, the necessary qualifications and abilities to carry out the duties of an AMR
  2. Be physically fit to perform the duties of an AMR Official.

3-10 Use of AMR Registration

  1. All AMR registration holders, upon request, when signing in for any Event, must present their AMR registration to the AMR
  2. Registration must also be presented upon request when drivers receive prize money
  1. The registration of a Competitor suspended at any time for any reason, must be promptly forwarded to AMR Headquarters. If the Competitor fails to do so, the license shall be inoperative and invalid until the lifting of the suspension. AMR Headquarters will return the license upon lifting of the Suspension. 

Inspection

 

8-1  Time and Manner

All off-road race vehicles are subject to inspection by AMR, at any time in any manner determined by AMR Officials. All decisions by AMR Officials regarding the timing and manner of inspection, as well as which off road race vehicles will be inspected are final, non-appealable and non-reviewable except as provided in subsection 1-5

8-2  Inspection Area

Only those persons approved by AMR Officials may be admitted to the inspection area.

8-3 Vehicle Eligibility

AMR Officials will determine whether an off-road racing vehicle meets the applicable specifications for an Event as set forth in the Rule Book, as it may, be amended from time to time, and any special rules published by AMR for an Event. Only off-road racing vehicles determined to meet the applicable applications are eligible to compete in the Event.

8-4  Competitor Obligations

A Competitor must take whatever steps requested by AMR Officials, including tear down of the vehicle to facilitate inspection of the vehicle.

8-5  Inspection Prior to Race

If a AMR Official determines prior to the race or practice that the vehicle does not meet the applicable specifications, the vehicle will not be allowed to compete unless, in the discretion of the Official, the deficiency (1) will not adversely affect the orderly conduct of the race; (2) will not provide the Competitor with a significant competitive advantage over other Competitors; (3) and is so insubstantial as not to warrant a determination that the vehicle is ineligible to race. If the Official permits the vehicle to compete under these circumstances, the Official will apprize the Competitor in writing of the deficiency, and if the deficiency has not been corrected, the Series Technical Director may impose a penalty, and the vehicle will be prohibited from competing in any future Events.

 

  1. Unless otherwise authorized by AMR, the cash race purse will be established by the Event Promoter or ATV Park for any competitions during the AMR events of said round. The AMR Championship purse will be paid directly from AMR Headquarters to the designated entity of the race driver, unless otherwise noted on file at AMR Headquarters, within ten (10) business days after the conclusion of the event. AMR will not honor any pay out set by event promoter or park if the park or promoter decides not to

Safety Equipment

17-1  Jersey

  1. It is required that at all times drivers wear an AMR approved
  2. Motocross or equivalent long sleeve

18-2  Helmets

  1. It is required that helmets meet the specifications set forth in Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standard Regulations or meet the specifications set forth by the American National Standards Institute,
  2. Must be Snell/DOT
  3. Full face motocross style or street bike style helmets are

19-3  Eye Protection

  1. It is required that drivers wear eye protection in the form of ANSI Z87.1 approved protective glasses or
  2. Eye Protection required at starting

20-4 Gloves

Gloves are required when competing. MX style gloves or other DOT approved motor sport protective gloves.

17-5  Boots

MX boots, other boots, waders or chest waders covering the ankle must be worn during AMR events.

17-6  Pants

Racers may wear MX pants, or solid color racing pants. No “blue jeans”.

Chest protectors are highly recommended for both adults and kids. 

COMPETITION CLASS RULES:

Engine sizes based on Manufactures marketed units.

Example: 2006 Polaris 700 Sportsman 4×4 is a 683cc engine competing in the Bogger Class

Youth 1 (ages 4-6) Ran in own straight track

0-125cc 2×4/4×4 ATV (marketed as)

All rubberized tires allowed. Custom cut of tires is allowed

Gasoline fuel only at any octane level.

Up to 3” bracket lift or pipe lift.

Factory frame, OEM a-arms and a-arm locations, swing arms and swing arm

locations, trailing arms and trailing arm locations

Must use original factory engine mated to particular unit equipped with original

jugs and heads.

Must use stock or aftermarket shocks allowing suspension to travel.

Engine modifications limited to jet kits, air filter, performance programmer’s,

exhaust and big bore kits. Basic retail parts available to drivers may be used.

Must have tether (kill switch)

NOT ALLOWED

No material may be added to treads. No tracks allowed.

No alcohol, Nitrous Oxide Systems (NOS) or any other additives allowed.

No Stretching. OEM rear differential and stock length axles.

 

 

Youth Class 2 (ages 6-12) Ran in own straight track

0-300cc 2×4/4×4 ATV (marketed as)

All rubberized tires allowed. Custom cut of tires is allowed

Gasoline fuel only at any octane level.

Up to 3” bracket lift or pipe lift.

Factory frame, OEM a-arms and a-arm locations, swing arms and swing arm

locations, trailing arms and trailing arm locations

Must have tether (kill switch)

NOT ALLOWED

No material may be added to treads. No tracks allowed.

No alcohol, Nitrous Oxide Systems (NOS) or any other additives allowed.

No Stretching and stock length axles. OEM rear differential. (Exception to the rule would be the OEM, Can Am XMR differential which is a direct bolt in with no modifications. NO aftermarket replacements or modifications such as Maverick differential for Can Am that would require mounting modifications.)

 

 

Youth Class 3 (ages 9-16) Ran in oval track

300-500cc 2×4/4×4 ATV Single Cylinder (marketed as)

All rubberized tires allowed. Custom cut of tires is allowed

Gasoline fuel only at any octane level.

Up to 3” bracket lift or pipe lift.

Factory frame, OEM a-arms and a-arm locations, swing arms and swing arm

locations, trailing arms and trailing arm locations

Must have tether (kill switch)

NOT ALLOWED

No material may be added to treads. No tracks allowed.

No alcohol, Nitrous Oxide Systems (NOS) or any other additives allowed.

(No Stretching) and stock length axles. OEM rear differential. (Exception to the rule would be the OEM, Can Am XMR differential which is a direct bolt in with no modifications. NO aftermarket replacements or modifications such as Maverick differential for Can Am that would require mounting modifications.)

Bogger Class

451-750+cc 2×4/4×4 ATV (Single cylinders only, size marketed as)

All rubberized tires allowed. Custom cut of tires is allowed

Gasoline fuel only at any octane level

Up to 3” shock bracket lift or shock pipe lift.

Factory frame, OEM a-arms and a-arm locations, swing arms and swing arm

locations, trailing arms and trailing arm locations

Must use the original factory engine mated to a particular unit equipped with original jugs and heads.

Must use stock or aftermarket shocks allowing suspension to travel.

Engine modifications limited to jet kits, air filter, performance programmer, exhaust and big bore kits. Basic retail parts available to drivers may be used.

Chinese OEM or aftermarket parts allowed

Must have tether (kill switch)

NOT ALLOWED

No material may be added to treads. No tracks allowed. (32in tire max)

No alcohol, Nitrous Oxide Systems (NOS) or any other additives allowed. No turbos.

No Stretching AT ALL and stock length axles. OEM rear differential. (Exception to the rule would be the OEM, Can Am XMR differential which is a direct bolt in with no modifications.

NO aftermarket replacements or modifications such as Maverick differential for Can Am that would require mounting modifications.)

 

 

 

STOCK – A 0-800cc

Upgrading OEM parts such as, 1000r Maverick heads, Maverick cams or 54 mm

throttle body but – NO MODIFYING THEM!!!!!!!!

Aftermarket clutches

Aftermarket pipe

Programmer-chip

Snorkels

34in tire max

Chinese OEM ports allowed

Must have tether (kill switch)

NOT ALLOWED

No crush locks

No stretching

No nitrous

No turbo

No lifts

No motor work big bores

No head work

No custom intake

No up-grading OEM parts, Maverick motors, maverick heads, maverick cams or 54 mm

throttle body!!!!!!

No aftermarket cams

No race fuel/alcohol

STOCK – B 800-1000cc

Upgrading OEM parts such as, 1000r Maverick heads, Maverick cams or 54 mm

throttle body but – NO MODIFYING THEM!!!!!!!!

Aftermarket clutches

Aftermarket pipe

Programmer-chip

Snorkels

34in tire max

Chinese OEM ports allowed

Must have tether (kill switch)

NOT ALLOWED

No crush locks

No stretching

No nitrous

No turbo

No lifts

No motor work big bores

No head work

No custom intake

No aftermarket cams

No race fuel/alcohol

Stock Single Cylinder 750cc – down

Original clutch – with clutch kit/machining

Exhaust / Tuner allowed

Max 2 ½” bracket lift

Max 30” tire

Stock A arms

Must have tether (kill switch)

Any modifications that aren’t power adders i.e ( snorkels, rad relocate )

No crush locks

No stretching

No nitrous

No turbo

No motor work big bores

No head work

No custom intake

No aftermarket cams

No race fuel/alcohol

Stock Twin Cylinder 780cc – down

Original clutch – with clutch kit/machining

Exhaust / Tuner allowed

Max 2 ½” bracket lift

Max 30” tire

Stock A arms

Must have tether (kill switch)

Any modifications that aren’t power adders i.e ( snorkels, rad relocate )

NOT ALLOWED

No crush locks

No stretching

No nitrous

No turbo

No motor work big bores

No head work

No custom intake

No aftermarket cams

No race fuel/alcohol

 

Pro A Class

500-1000+cc 2×4/4×4 ATV (marketed as) will include all twin cylinder ATVs 500 cc

and up with a 53 inch or less wheelbase.

All rubberized tires allowed. Custom cut of tires allowed

Gasoline fuel only at any octane level

Up to 3” shock bracket lift or shock pipe lift.

Factory frame, Arched a-arms allowed and a-arms locations, swing arms and

swing arm locations, trailing arms and trailing arm locations

Must use factory engines equipped with OEM heads and Cases.

Must use stock or aftermarket shocks allowing suspension to travel.

Engine modifications limited to jet kits, air filter, performance programmers, exhaust and big bore kits.

Basic retail parts available to drivers may be used.

OEM replacement parts with Minor Alterations allowed with AMR Race Committee

Approval. For example (1000 Transmission allowed in Gen 1 frame) Pro Class A ATVs can only race up to the Super Modified class. They cannot race

in the Pro B class.

Chinese OEM or aftermarket parts allowed

Must have tether (kill switch)

NOT ALLOWED

No material may be added to tires, No tracks allowed. (32in tire max)

No alcohol, Nitrous Oxide Systems (NOS) or

any other additives allowed. No turbos

(No Stretching AT

ALL) and stock length axles. OEM rear differential. (Exception to the rule would

be the OEM, Can Am XMR differential which is a direct bolt in with no

modifications. NO aftermarket replacements or modifications. Except for

Maverick differential.

Billet and Cast

cylinders are authorized. Billet heads and Cases are not allowed in this class.

 

Pro Class B

500-1000+cc 2×4/4×4 ATV (marketed as) will include all twin cylinder ATVs 500 cc

and up with a wheelbase longer than 53 inches.

All rubberized tires allowed. Custom cut of tires is allowed

Gasoline fuel only at any octane level.

Up to 3” shock bracket lift or shock pipe lift.

Factory frame, ARCHED a-arms allowed and a-arm locations, swing arms and swing arm locations, trailing arms and trailing arm locations

Must use factory engine equipped with OEM heads and Cases.

Must use stock or aftermarket shocks allowing suspension to travel.

Engine modifications limited to jet kits, air filter, performance programmers, exhaust

and big bore kits.

Basic retail parts available to drivers may be used.

OEM replacement parts with Minor Alterations allowed with AMR Race Committee

Approval. For example (1000 Transmission allowed in Gen 1 frame)

Pro Class B ATVs can only race up to the Super Modified class.

Chinese OEM or aftermarket parts allowed

Must have tether (kill switch)

NOT ALLOWED

no material may be added to treads. No tracks allowed. (32in tire max)

No alcohol, Nitrous Oxide Systems (NOS) or any other additives allowed. No turbos

No Stretching AT ALL and stock length axles. OEM rear differential. (Exceptions to the rule would be the OEM, Can Am XMR differential, Maverick differential.)

Billet and Cast cylinders are authorized. Billet heads and Cases are not allowed in this class.

 

Women’s Class

0-1000+cc 2×4/4×4 ATV (marketed as)

All rubberized tires allowed. Custom cut of tires is allowed

Must use original factory frame and any ATV/RUV engine mated to a particular unit.

Additional Engine modifications such as alcohol, Nitrous Oxide Systems (NOS),

superchargers, turbo systems and big bore kits are allowed.

Production and custom suspension lifts, extended A-arms, extended swing arm,

extended trailing arms and other modifications are allowed.

Chinese OEM or aftermarket parts allowed.

Must have tether (kill switch)

NOT ALLOWED

No material may be added to treads. No tracks allowed. (up to 36″ tire)

ATV’s may not exceed 6’6” in width and 8’6” in length.

No hydraulic steering or hydraulic powered transmissions or drive train.

 

Super Modified Class

0-1000+cc 2×4/4×4 ATV (marketed as)

All rubberized tires allowed. Custom cut of tires is allowed

Must use original factory frame and any ATV/RUV engine mated to particular

unit.

Additional Engine modifications such as alcohol, Nitrous Oxide Systems (NOS), superchargers, turbo systems and big bore kits are allowed..

Production and custom suspension lifts, extended A-arms, extended swing

arm, extended trailing arms and other modifications are allowed.

Chinese OEM or aftermarket parts allowed

Must have tether (kill switch)

NOT ALLOWED

No material may be added to treads. No tracks allowed. (36″ tire max)

ATV’s may not exceed 6’6” in width and 8’6” in length.

No hydraulic steering or hydraulic powered transmissions or drive train.

 

RUV Class

0-1000+cc 2×4/4×4 RUV (marketed as)

All rubberized tires allowed. Custom cut of tires is allowed

May use factory engines from any ATV or RUV.

Engine modifications such as alcohol, Nitrous Oxide Systems (NOS), superchargers, turbo systems and big bore kits are allowed.

Production and custom suspension lifts, extended A-arms, extended swing

arm, extended trailing arms and other modifications are allowed.

Driver must remain in seat during the race. Driver must keep their arms and legs

inside RUV at all times, or they will be subject to disqualification. Driver will

be required to be secured in the RUV with the minimum of a 4-point safety

harness restraint system. Only under severe rollover (rollover or crash)

circumstances may cause a driver to exit the RUV.

Chinese OEM or aftermarket ports allowed.

NOT ALLOWED

No material may be added to treads. No tracks allowed.

No Passenger.

RUV may not exceed 18” over stock in width or 18” over stock in length.

No hydraulic steering or hydraulic powered transmissions or drive train.

 

Class Rules:

 

 

  1. Each ATV or RUV is Limited to three classes with the exception of the women’s class and youth classes where the ATV may be shared between men/women and/or youth/adults.
  1. Females may enter any class that their machine qualifies for as well as the women’s class.
  1. Drivers may run any ATV that qualifies for the class in which they are
  1. All vehicles entered in AMR events must have a form of retrieval attached. Tow hooks, winches or tow ropes will provide a means for
  1. Drivers may race up a class but not down a
  1. Starting positions will be determined by random drawing of position numbers during
  1. AMR reserves the right to place drivers in correct class if driver registered his or her vehicle in the wrong
  1. False starts will be recognized by restarting the race on the 1st offense. 2nd offenders will be
  1. Drivers must keep their machines inside the marked race course at all times during the heat. Drivers that are forced off the track will not be punished for this offense. Drivers who exit the race course will receive a black
  1. Drivers, spectators or any other persons may not intentionally touch or aid any other driver during a heat. If extraordinary circumstances arise concerning this rule, the AMR officials will make the final call on this
  1. Stock or production aftermarket fenders are required. Fenders may be trimmed up to two inches.
  1. Drivers must have their unit at the staging area at the time designated by AMR Any driver or machine not present for staging will take the risk of being disqualified.
  1. Ski’s and utility attachments to units are not (plows, seeders, etc..)
  1. Youth classes and “STOCK” Unlimited classes will be staged and ran first unless otherwise noted. All other classes will be randomly chosen for race order at each
  1. Anyone who qualifies for 2020 AMR rules and is in good health and physical condition may compete in AMR sanctioned events. Only AMR registered drivers will be eligible for points and championship payouts, prizes and other sponsor and marketing opportunities.
  1. All AMR sanctioned events will guarantee drivers, regardless of AMR registration, to receive a purse payout at each
  1. ATV’s may not compete with RUV’s in the same
  1. ATV/UTV substitutions or changes cannot be made after their designated class has begun but can be done before racing each particular
  1. It is the driver’s responsibility to stop at the scorekeeper after each heat to report their finishing position to ensure that they are credited with right finishing
  1. Participants should not consume any alcoholic beverages, drugs, or any other type of contraband on the day of the competitions. Any party found or reported to be under the influence will be immediately disqualified from competition for that
  1. Winner of race is determined by the first part of ATV/UTV to break the finish line’s invisible plane, not the driver or driver’s body
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