Falcon Extreme Pres. The U.S.B.W.N.E. Invitational
Competition Entry Fee: $65.00
Includes: Registration for All Three events, Free event T-shirt, Admission to end of season award / ceremony banquet.
At least one or more “Open” practices will be set up for riders who have registered for the competition. (More details to follow)

NOTE: This $65.00 Fee will only cover the sport bike version of the Falcon Extreme series, if you wish to compete in any other events such as (50 races, quad races, or off road truck races) you will need to register separately for that particular series for the season.

Contest Fee: $25.00 (Per Event)

Payouts: Per Event (3 Events)

1st $500
2nd $250
3rd $150
4th $100
5th $50
6th-10th $30

Championship Payout (To be presented at banquet)
1st 600
2nd 400
3rd 200

Rules Overview:
Any New England resident/rider can pre-register for this competition. Sign up is limited to the first 28 riders. ONLY THE FIRST 28 RIDERS WILL BE REGISTERED ON A “FIRST COME FIRST SERVE BASIS”. This makes a grand total of 40 New England riders (28 registered, 12 invitees) for the competition.

Each day will begin with a qualifying round where the top 15 riders will move on to the finals for that particular day. *
* (The 12 “Invited” riders have a “Buy” for the opening qualifying round the first weekend only)

15 riders will compete in the final round each weekend.

The top 10 finalists from the final round each weekend automatically qualify for a “Buy” for the final event in the next round.

Five spots for the final event will be open for each qualifying round (Only 3 spots for the first weekend since 12 “Invitees” are getting a “Buy”).

The qualifying round will be held in the morning of each event and will have a 2 Min. time limit. The final round will be held later in the afternoon and will have a 5 Min. time limit. Only One motorcycle per rider may be used in each event. A green flag will start the clock, a white flag will signal 1 minute, and a checkered flag will signal the end of the run.

Scoring:
Each competitor will be scored with a point system worth a total of 100 points.

The XSBA judging format will be in place for this event. Any questions regarding the rules of the competition please contact Chris “Teach” McNeil @ teach@core6.com

Categories:

1. Difficulty:
20 points total. The category is scored based on the difficulty of the rider’s entire run. The higher the level of difficulty of the tricks, the higher the score in this category will be. Keep in mind that execution also plays a major factor in difficulty; and while doing a few of the latest and greatest tricks may be hard, it probably won’t score as high as laying down a run full of various high difficulty tricks.


2. Execution:
20 points total. This category is based on how well the rider performs the tricks. Does the rider have control of the motorcycle, and does the rider do what he wants to do when he wants to do it – those are things that will score high. Theoretically, doing simple tricks well will earn points, but not as many as doing something more difficult well. As before, difficulty plays a role in execution.


3. Variation:
20 points total. The only concrete category that often separates riders. If you can do well in this category, typically your difficulty and overall scores will improve. Many riders throw away valuable points. There are four categories worth 5 points each; the categories are Wheelies, Stoppies, Acrobatics, and Burnouts. For each variation, the rider will score 1 point, with a maximum of 5 points awarded per category.


4. Overall:
40 points. This category is based on the run as a whole entity, including transitions, crowd interaction, energy and excitement, difficulty, execution, and variation. Executing a wide variety of tricks with a high level of difficulty and making all of that flow together while making it look easy will score the most points here.