- 
9/1, Fri. - Practice 3:00 - 8:00p.m.
9/1, Fri. - West Coast Supermoto School - Wampum, PA
(School goes from 8:00 am until 3:00pm)
9/2, Sat. - NASMOTO*/ESMRA Race #3 - Wampum, PA
9/3, Sun. - NASMOTO*/ESMRA Race #4 - Wampum, PA
8:00 AM - Gates Open/Registration and Tech Inspection Open
9:30 AM - Riders Meeting
10:00 AM - Practice
12:00 PM - LUNCH
12:30 PM - Heat Races Begin
3:00 PM - Finals Begin
Classes:
SMX Open Supermoto
SMX 450
SMX 250
SM1 Supermoto - Seventy Thirty
SM2 250
Open Amateur Supermoto
Novice Supermoto
Beginner Supermoto
Sportsman Supermoto
+35 Vet
+45 Vet
Mini-Moto
If you wish to participate in the NASMOTO qualifier at BeaveRun on
09/02/2006 and 09/03/2006 you must have an AMA membership. AMA
memberships take 6-8 weeks to fulfill so you may wish to get started if
you are not already a member. Memberships may be purchased on race day
for $39 if you do not have a membership or if you are a member without
proof. Existing members who cannot provide proof of membership and sign
up at an event will have the term of the additional membership credited
to their account.
ONLINE REGISTRATION NOW OPEN
Registration Through XBUX: Click Here
This is a two day event. Please make sure your register for each day.
Resistration Closes Friday, September 1st at 12:00 am.
COST
Pro Classes
1 Pro Class $85
2 Pro Classes $170
3 Pro Classes $255
(50% Payout on Pro Classes)
Amateur Classes
1 Amateur Class $60
2 Amateur Class $115
3 Amateur Class $150
4 Amateur Class $185
Mini Classes
1 Mini Class $35
2 Mini Classes $70
General Admission - $5.00
Pit Passes - $10.00
For more information please visit : www.nasmoto.com
_____________________________________________________________
Supermoto Demo Race on the River
On Sunday July 30, 2006, 35 Super Motard bikes converged on the New Westminster Quay for a Super Motard Demonstration day. The day began with morning practice session, then a Stunt Show, and 2 rounds of bar bashing high flying SuperMotard Racing.
After the first round of practices the weather turned nasty on us, giving all a good taste of the North West moisture. Due to the heavy rainfall we took a short break. Once the rain subsided and the sun came out and the 2 nd round of practices began. The rest of the day was brilliant sunshine on the riverfront. As the tarmac dried up the bikes began to fly off the ramps effortlessly and the pace around the track continued to heat up.
Due to the rain delay, the half time Stunt show started behind schedule, but was thoroughly entertaining for all. The Stunt team pulled off all kinds of combo endos, a mixed bag of back wheel balancing tricks, and whole lot of tire smoking action to finish it off.
The final race schedule began with the DRZ 400 and +25 on the line together. Then the schedule moved on to the Mini Motard class, Vet, Intermediate A, Intermediate B, Novice, and finally the Open Expert class. There were many great battles in each and every class. All the riders had at least a couple of people to duel it out with.
We really want to thank all the riders for coming out to support this first annual event. Special thanks go to the riders who traveled great distances to come and be a part of Vancouver history. The US riders and the Island riders made especially long trips at great expense to join us. And the biggest thanks go to all the guys and gals who volunteered their time and energy to help us bring this event together. We look forward to more events similar to this in the near future. We certainly hope to see the same familiar faces return to play, along with the new and curious ones as well.
Hey guys,
Good news in Supermoto world! I have found some owners of a kart track in
peterborough that are very very interested in bringing supermoto to their
track...
First off there are no facilities just some port o pottys, however the
layout of the track is really cool. It's a 1/2 mile course with some pretty
fast straights, shicanes and sweepers... The track is approx 20 ft wide for
the most part and 25 ft wide in some spots. The lap times in a shifter kart
are just over 32 seconds (approx) per lap..so I'm guessing that it's about a
40-45 sec SM pavement section.
I've walked the track and discussed most of the details with the owners and
they are excited at the idea of having open practices twice a week including
one day every weekend. They would love to see us put on club races there as
long as we provide our own insurance. But as far as riding there goes they
are fully insured for motorcycles, SM bikes, pocket bikes and minis.
Oh and they will put in a dirt section with no questions asked if they get
enough riders.. I've offered to build the dirt section with my own equipment
to help out.
Now some of the in field course is being updated as we speak and the run off
is a little tight.. But the owners have agreed to give us more run off..
I've stressed that if they want people to come the course needs more run off
so they are very flexible.
I want to try to organize a day for everyone to come try this place out to
see what they think.. The owners, myself and others are willing to make this
place a permanent SM riding track so your input is valued. And this place is
no RDT track like at mosport... But it's a cheap place to ride.
ANYONE who wants to come out for the first ride on it is welcome.. We plan
to test the track Sunday June 18th.. We can spend the whole day if we like.
Please reply back to me and I will forward you directions.
PLEASE SPREAD THE WORD!!!!!!!!
Peter Marcelli
President/Creative Director
Stif Creative Works
6 Galloway Rd,
Bethany, Ontario L0A 1A0
T: 705-277-9451
F: 705-277-2396
2006 CMRC
NATIONAL / PROVINCIAL Supermotard Schedule.
2006 Canadian National Supermoto series Beginning
June 3rd
Repentigny , April 13 th - The CMRC Quebec sanctioned Canadian National Supermoto series is kicking off on Saturday June 3 rd in Trois-Rivières, Québec. Over 200 riders are scheduled to show up for the season opener. An awesome Dirt section will be added to the existing karting track.
An excellent schedule has been put together this year by promoter Buddy Ford who will be working closely with Steve Beattie and Ted Baker (Nasmoto) to develop Canadian Supermoto racing to its full potential.
Mandatory for all Supermoto events taking place in Quebec for 2006: all bikes have to be equipped with TEFLON OR NYLON sliders properly fastened to foot pegs, handlebars and both axle bolts . Catch cans are also mandatory at every event in both provinces. If we want this sport to gain momentum on the karting tracks we've got to prevent the ½ inch scars occurring when the motorcycle hits the pavement.
2006 CMRC Supermoto classes are:
SMX Open Supermoto (Pro/Expert Only)
SM1 Open Semi-Pro Supermoto (Expert/Amateur NO AMA PRO RIDERS, NASMOTO Championship Qualifier Class)
SM2 250 Semi-Pro Supermoto (Expert/Amateur, NO AMA PRO RIDERS, NASMOTO Championship Qualifier Class)
Open Amateur Supermoto (Amateurs only, NASMOTO Championship Qualifier Class)
Novice & Beginner Open lightweight
Vet + 35 Open
Mini moto 85ccup to 198cc 4-stroke, + Pit Bike
ATV Pro-am Supermoto (Expert or amateur rider)
Monobike Asphalte (Tentative class pavement only)
2006 CMRC NATIONAL / PROVINCIAL Supermotard Schedule
May 20 |
Mécaglisse, Notre-Dame de la Merci |
Provincial |
June 3 |
Trois Rivières, Qué. |
National / Provincial |
June 11 |
Mécaglisse, Notre-Dame de la Merci |
Provincial |
July 23 |
Mécaglisse, Notre-Dame de la Merci |
Provincial |
July 29 |
Trois-Rivières, Centre-ville |
National / Provincial |
August 6 |
Mécaglisse, Notre-Dame de la Merci |
National / Provincial |
August 13 |
Sarnia , Ont. |
National |
August 20 |
Charlesbourg |
National / Provincial |
TBA |
Markham, Ont. |
National |
Sept 24 |
Mécaglisse, Notre-Dame de la Merci |
Provincial |
October 8 |
Mécaglisse, Notre-Dame de la Merci |
Endurance race |
For more information, contact Buddy Ford at (450) 654-8193 or at cmrcquebec@videotron.ca .
May 11, 2006
SupermotoCanada.com photo gallery is currently offline. We apologize for any inconvenience.
April 5, 2006
We would firstly like to apologize for the delay in getting the schedule posted. It has been a struggle to confirm dates with many others involved as we try to continue growing supermoto.
Over the last 3 years we have built an organization focused on running quality events that are fun for the spectators and safe for the riders.
The final event at the Docks was to be the culmination of years of hard work and effort by putting on the largest and most exciting race with competitors coming from all around the globe. With the tight confines of our location and the magnitude of the event it became clear that we had sacrificed rider safety in an effort to put on a show.
Valuable lessons have been learned as well many thousands of dollars spent and lost hosting that and other events.
For 2006 we have had to take a step back and rethink our business model. We have made the decision to work more closely with Buddy Ford from CMRC Quebec to merge the events and create the championship with 3 in Ontario and 3 in Quebec.
The sport will continue to grow with strong races with NASMOTO at the Hershey Centre July 9th and at the Festival of Horsepower in Sarnia. We are planning to add other events or track days as details get confirmed. We are planning to have track days at Shannonville May 27 and at Mosport September 10.
Weekly track time and practice will be held at the Hershey Centre in Mississauga. There is a large-scale construction project at the Hershey Centre so we will be adapting the track and layout to maximize what space is available to us.
Membership dues have been reduced to $50 in an effort to be inline with the number of events offered.
I encourage all riders and enthusiasts to consider visiting a NASMOTO event this summer. Each round will be a Regional Qualifier for the NASMOTO AMA Grand Championship at the Queen Mary in Long Beach CA, November 3, 4, 5, 2006.
Look forward to seeing everyone at the track!
Ted Baker,
SuperMoto Canada
February 10, 2006
2006 Competition Categories
The SuperMoto Canada competition categories for 2006 have been posted in our press release section. We now offer Pro Quad and Amateur Supermoto at selected events. Here is their class breakdown:
Pro Quad Supermoto: Pro or Expert rider, unlimited displacement single, or twin-cylinder machines. Must use stock frame and ATV engine cases from the original manufacture of that make and model. OEM frames may have material added for strength; these changes shall not affect frame geometry. Minimum age 16.
Amateur Quad Supermoto: Amateur or B rider with unlimited displacement single, or twin-cylinder machines. Must use stock frame and ATV engine cases from the original manufacture of that make and model. OEM frames may have material added for strength; these changes shall not affect frame geometry. Minimum age 16.
February 7, 2006
Old and young honoured at Canadian Motorsports Gala
Mississauga, 02/04/2006
The Canadian Motorsports Hall of Fame (www.cmhf.ca) held this year's induction gala at a star studded black tie affair this past Saturday. The event included such luminaries as keynote speaker Scott Goodyear and multi-time Le Mans and sports car champion Ron Fellows.
One of this year's inductees was long time Canadian motorcycle competitor and organizer John De Gruchy. In a career that spanned from 1957 to 1975, De Gruchy competed in all forms of motorcycle racing and won over 100 professional races in Canada and the United States - amongst countless other accolades.
As winner of Inside Track Magazine's "Up and Coming Motorcycle Racer of the Year" award, Adam Jabouri was honoured to present Mr. De Gruchy at the induction ceremony (see photo). "John De Gruchy did every kind of racing" commented Adam, "from trials to motocross to road racing - he did it all, and is an inspiration to everyone."
The gala event was also an opportunity to present the Reader's Choice Awards. "Racer of the Year" going to Ron Fellows, "Up and Coming Car Racer of the Year" going to Pete Shepherd, who recently signed with NASCAR's Roush Racing, and Adam Jabouri receiving the "Up and Coming Motorcycle Racer of the Year" award (see photo).
The evening was a fantastic celebration of Canada's rich motorsports history, with a nod to the younger generation of racers that are poised to carry the Maple Leaf for many years to come.
With the 2006 race season around the corner, Team Jabouri Racing is staying sharp through ice racing, as well as some motocross practice at an indoor track in Ohio. At the recent SuperMoto Canada Awards Banquet, Adam was presented with 2nd place in the Premier Mini class championship - despite a shortened season due to injuries. "Next year, I will riding in the SM2 and SM1 classes, where things will be much tougher," explained Adam "Kawasaki has the best bike in both classes, so that will help the transition."
For more information regarding Team Jabouri Racing, please visit www.jabouriracing.ca
January 9, 2006
SuperMoto Canada at the International SuperShow
The word is out about supermoto. The general public was excited to see that supermoto has become well know and successful. Most of the people have either herd about supermoto or have been to one of our races. Our fan base is starting to grow and will see more attendance at the track in 2006. Our booth was filled with racing excitement. We had supermoto races playing on tv, remote control race track for people to race, Doug Beattie working along side SMC talking to the public and Ben Carlson signing autographs on Saturday.
The SuperMoto Canada awards banquet was on Friday night. Many racer's came to claim their trophies, incuding Ben Carlson taking the number one plate in the Premier 450 Open class, Steve Beattie taking #1 in the Pro AM 250 class, Tom Bitz taking #1 in Veteran +35, Shane Scott taking #1 in Middleweight A, Brandon Wade taking #1 in Middleweight B class, Steve Scharfe taking #1 in Novice Lightweight class, Michael Johnson taking #1 in the Premiere Mini class, Emerson Connor taking #1 in the Sport Mini class. For Regional Results please go to Event Reuslts.
Dowload our latest newsletter
Click Here to download the SMC newsletter
December 6, 2005
Yamaha 2006 YZ/WR Contingency Program
Yamaha Motor Corp., USA is proud to announce the 2006 Contigency Program for Motocross, OFF-Road & SuperMoto. Supporting Yamaha YZ and WR racers nationwide, the 2006 program is increased with total posted amounts and number of events/races.
The total posted dollar amount has been increased by over 30%, now totaling in excess of $8,000,000. In an effort to reach more riders and local tracks, the program also posts an increase in contingency eligible races by adding over 100 new events.
For more information please visit 2006 YZ/WR Contingency Program.
December 5, 2005
CMRC Insurance
CMRC is offereing a new option to their In-prov and out-of-prov and out-of-Canada Insurance policy. Option 2 is part of the In-prov, out-of-prov and out-of-Canada medical/illness Master Policy of the CMRC. Premiums are on an annual basis running from Nov. 1 to Oct. 31. This policy also offers coverage for NON-CANADIANS while racing or practicing motocross in Canada. Duration of premium for the NON-CANADIANS are set on the CMRC's Nationals. The rider interested in purchasing this type of insurance while practicing and or racing his/her motocross, MUST BE a valid CMRC member.
More information will be posted on the CMRC website at http://cmrcracing.com. If you have any questions you can call Mimi Martin at 1-877-385-2177 or email her at mmartin@rsmrm.ca