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Random 'moto-cross FAQs', may be related to more specific topics, not general moto-cross topic.
MOTO-CROSS FAQs
- WHAT IS
- What is The SuperMotocross World Championship?
- How will the World Champion be crowned?
- What is on the line to become a SuperMotocross World Champion?
- What is SuperMotoCross World Championship?
- MONSTER ENERGY SUPERCROSS
- How is the season structured?
- What is Monster Energy AMA Supercross?
- How long is a Monster Energy Supercross season?
- How old are Monster Energy Supercross riders?
- Who are the stars of Monster Energy Supercross?
- How can I get started in Monster Energy Supercross racing?
- How long are the races?
- How can I watch Monster Energy Supercross on television or online?
- How long is each day of Motocross school?
- SUPERCROSS TRACK CONSTRUCTION: DIRT QUANTITY AND LOCATION.
- How does the points system work?
- How much dirt is needed to build a Supercross track, and where does it come from?
- Where is the track?
- WHAT IS THE
- What is the race format?
- What is the Triple Crown?
- What is Peacock?
- What is FanFest?
- What time is FanFest?
- Where is FanFest located?
- What can I expect at FanFest?
- What items can be brought into FanFest?
- What is the difference between Saturday and Sunday?
- SUPERMOTOCROSS VIDEO PASS: CONTENT AND AVAILABILITY.
- What is SuperMotoCross Video Pass?
- How much does SuperMotoCross Video Pass Cost?
- How do I request my information from SuperMotoCross Video Pass?
- How can I contact the SuperMotoCross Video Pass team?
- What live content is available on SuperMotoCross Video Pass?
- What on-demand video content is available on SuperMotoCross Video Pass?
- What languages is SuperMotocross Video Pass available in?
- What devices is SuperMotocross Video Pass available on?
- How will I be charged for Video Pass?
- HOW DO I
- What can fans expect?
- How do I purchase a subscription?
- How can I cancel my subscription?
- How do I reset my password?
- What days will my son/daughter be racing?
- What is the Maximum Size My Rig Can Be?
- AND SAFETY EQUIPMENT IN HORSE RACING SCHOOLS.
- What kind of safety equipment do the riders use?
- What Time do the Schools begin?
- When are the schools held?
- What time does the gate open on Friday/Saturday?
- What time do the gates close?
- REQUIREMENTS FOR FANFEST ATTENDANCE AND TICKET PURCHASE.
- What do I need to get into FanFest?
- How old do you need to be?
- What size bike do you need to have?
- How old does my child have to be to buy a ticket?
- HOW MANY RIDERS
- How many riders compete in a single race?
- How many days are the Motocross schools?
- How much do Motocross Classes Cost?
- How many riders are in the semi-private motocross class?
- WHAT SHOULD
- What should I wear to the event?
- What if we have tickets and are not able to attend?
- What should we bring to the school?
- What DVD teaches how to whip the bike?
- BIKES, ROUNDS, TICKETS, DVDS, AND SPOTS?.
- How different are the bikes they race from the ones I can buy?
- How are the rounds structured?
- What age are the child tickets?
- How old are the DVDs?
- What are the differences between the two #3 DVDs about jumping and whoops?
- What DVDs teach 'air time'?
- How are the DVDs shipped?
- How Level Are The Spots?
- PROPERTY TAX BILL & RACE FACILITY INFORMATION?.
- Where can I find more information about Peacock and Peacock Premium?
- Where can I go to get race information?
- Where can I go to get general facility information?
- POLICY FOR PLAYOFFS, ABBREVIATIONS, WEATHER, DOGS, ALCOHOL?.
- Who qualifies for the playoff rounds?
- What do all those abbreviations stand for?
- What is the weather policy?
- What is your policy for dogs?
- What is your alcohol policy?
WHAT IS
Q: What is The SuperMotocross World Championship?
A: It's a motocross race that has both the technical skill and precision of Supercross and the speed and endurance of Pro Motocross.
Q: How will the World Champion be crowned?
A: Supercross and Pro Motocross are two separate championships, but the top 22 racers in combined points from both championships are seeded into a playoff for the SuperMotocross World Championship.
Q: What is on the line to become a SuperMotocross World Champion?
A: The biggest purse in offroad motorcycle racing history has been announced for the upcoming season.
Q: What is SuperMotoCross World Championship?
A: The Supercross World Championship unifies the different elements of both the Supercross and Pro Motocross seasons, and combines the best of both forms of racing.
MONSTER ENERGY SUPERCROSS
Q: How is the season structured?
A: The 2017 Monster Energy Supercross season will last 31 events, including 17 Supercross rounds, 11 Pro Motocross rounds, 2 SuperMotocross Playoff rounds, and the SuperMotocross World Championship Final.
Q: What is Monster Energy AMA Supercross?
A: The AMA Supercross is a professional off-road motorcycle racing series that takes place over 17 rounds at different stadium venues across the United States. Riders earn points toward the SuperMotocross World Championship by finishing in the top positions at each event.
Q: How long is a Monster Energy Supercross season?
A: The Monster Energy Supercross season consists of 17 rounds from January through early May.
Q: How old are Monster Energy Supercross riders?
A: The professional supercross career life span is about 10 years. The average rider is 25 years old, with a career life span that can last until their early 30s.
Q: Who are the stars of Monster Energy Supercross?
A: The 2021 Monster Energy Supercross season will feature some of the sport’s most recognizable names in the 450 class, including Eli Tomac, Cooper Webb, Jason Anderson, Chase Sexton, Ken Roczen, Marvin Musquin and Malcolm Stewart. In the 250 class, Jett Lawrence, Hunter Lawrence, Jo Shimoda, Michael Moisman and Pierce Brown are some of the sport’s athletes on the rise.
Q: How can I get started in Monster Energy Supercross racing?
A: Most young riders get started at the local level, training on nearby tracks to hone their racing skills. The majority of the racers competing in the Monster Energy Supercross Championship enjoyed success on the highly competitive amateur championship series which includes the Amateur National Motocross Championship at Loretta Lynn's.
Q: How long are the races?
A: The Main Event races for the 450 Class last 20 minutes + 1 lap, and the 250 Class last 15 minutes + 1 lap. A supercross event begins well before rider introductions in the early evening. Practice laps and qualifying heats begin in the afternoon, and in most markets, coincide with the Monster Energy Supercross FanFest, which is an exciting and interactive experience for fans to get an insider’s look at the teams and championship partners.
Q: How can I watch Monster Energy Supercross on television or online?
A: You can watch the entire Monster Energy Supercross season on Peacock and select events on the NBC family of networks. If you live outside the United States, you can subscribe to SuperMotocross Video Pass.
Q: How long is each day of Motocross school?
A: A day’s class is 6 hours.
SUPERCROSS TRACK CONSTRUCTION: DIRT QUANTITY AND LOCATION.
Q: How does the points system work?
A: Supercross and Pro Motocross will be combined into a single SuperMotocross World Championship in 2021.
Q: How much dirt is needed to build a Supercross track, and where does it come from?
A: Each Monster Jam event uses 26 million pounds of dirt, which is brought in by 500 truckloads. It takes a crew of seven with construction equipment about three days to build the course.
Q: Where is the track?
A: Gary’s private motocross track is in Lisbon, Ohio.
WHAT IS THE
Q: What is the race format?
A: The SuperMotocross World Championship will operate under a two-moto format for both the 450 and 250 divisions. Each moto will be 20 minutes, plus one lap, in which Olympic scoring will determine an overall finishing position for each round. Championship points will be awarded in accordance to each finishing order.
Q: What is the Triple Crown?
A: The Triple Crown is a special racing format in Monster Energy Supercross that features three Main Events. The rider with the best average finish in these Main Events is declared the overall winner of that race.
Q: What is Peacock?
A: Peacock is an American over-the-top service owned and operated by NBCUniversal, a subsidiary of Comcast, providing expanded access to Monster Energy Supercross for fans who live within the United States.
Q: What is FanFest?
A: Monster Energy Supercross FanFest is your chance to get up close and personal with your favorite riders, teams, and sponsors. With six hours of pre-race festivities, there's something for everyone in the family to enjoy.
Q: What time is FanFest?
A: The gates open at 5:00 PM for FanFest and 6:00 PM for the Monster Energy Supercross event.
Q: Where is FanFest located?
A: Parking lot opens at 8:00am, gates to the stadium open at 8:30am, and the event begins at 9:00am.
Parking
There is a $5 charge for parking. Parking is free for season ticket holders and members of the Chargers organization.
For those who are unable to park in the stadium parking lot, there are plenty of other options. Here is a map of all the parking options in the area.
Parking
There is a $5 charge for parking. Parking is free for season ticket holders and members of the Chargers organization.
For those who are unable to park in the stadium parking lot, there are plenty of other options. Here is a map of all the parking options in the area.
Q: What can I expect at FanFest?
A: The Monster Energy Supercross Championship is a professional off-road motorcycle racing series. The series is sanctioned by the American Motorcyclist Association (AMA) and races are held in the United States.
Q: What items can be brought into FanFest?
A: It depends on the stadium.
Q: What is the difference between Saturday and Sunday?
A: You can race Saturday and/or Sunday.
SUPERMOTOCROSS VIDEO PASS: CONTENT AND AVAILABILITY.
Q: What is SuperMotoCross Video Pass?
A: SuperMotocross Video Pass is a digital streaming subscription service that gives fans who live outside the United States exclusive, unlimited access to watch the current Monster Energy AMA Supercross season & archive races, current AMA Pro Racing Championship season & SuperMotocross Playoffs and Championship Finals, live or on-demand.
Q: How much does SuperMotoCross Video Pass Cost?
A: The 2023 SuperMotocross Video Pass will cost $160 USD and will give fans access to the Monster Energy AMA Supercross season, AMA Pro Racing Championship season, SuperMotocross Playoffs and Championship Finals.
Q: How do I request my information from SuperMotoCross Video Pass?
A: Contact the company using the email associated with your subscription and request access to your information under Article 15 GDPR.
Q: How can I contact the SuperMotoCross Video Pass team?
A: The SuperMotocross team is here to help you with any issues you may have.
Q: What live content is available on SuperMotoCross Video Pass?
A: The Monster Energy AMA Supercross, AMA Pro Racing Championship and SuperMotocross will all be streamed live on the SuperMotocross Video Pass platform in 2023.
Q: What on-demand video content is available on SuperMotoCross Video Pass?
A: You can watch all 2023 live Monster Energy AMA Supercross rounds, AMA Pro Racing Championship rounds & SuperMotocross Playoffs and Championship Finals races on-demand, along with Race Day Live episodes. There is also an extensive Supercross Archive that will be made available for on-demand, unlimited viewing.
Q: What languages is SuperMotocross Video Pass available in?
A: SuperMotocross is a motocross game for the PC. It is currently only available in English.
Q: What devices is SuperMotocross Video Pass available on?
A: Supercross is available on PC, Mac, Android, Android TV, iOS, Apple TV, Fire TV, and Roku platforms.
Q: How will I be charged for Video Pass?
A: Video Pass accepts payments made with major credit cards, including Visa, Mastercard, and American Express. You can also pay with PayPal.
HOW DO I
Q: What can fans expect?
A: It’s a new form of racing that will be defined by the world’s most challenging tracks—designed to test athletes both physically and mentally. Race teams and manufacturers will be faced with the new challenge of finding the right balance in their bike and suspension set ups best suited for combined stadium and outdoor track elements. Fans’ perceptions will be challenged as they see the world’s best racers compete on a track requiring a new, combined skill set to win.
Q: How do I purchase a subscription?
A: Supercross Video Pass is only available for fans who live outside the United States and can only be purchased online at SuperMotocross.tv.
Q: How can I cancel my subscription?
A: You can cancel your subscription at any time, but you will still have access to all content until your current billing period ends.
Q: How do I reset my password?
A: SuperMotocross is a great site for people who want to watch motocross videos. The site has a lot of videos and is constantly updated with new ones. The only downside is that you need a SuperMotocross Video Pass to watch the videos.
Q: What days will my son/daughter be racing?
A: IT IS VERY IMPORTANT THAT YOU REGISTER YOUR ATTENDANCE THROUGH MX SPORTS. THIS GETS YOU YOUR SPOT.
How do I register?
To register for this event, please follow this link:
https://secure.tracksideprereg.com/mxschools/
How much does it cost?
Registration for this event is $30 per rider. This includes your gate fee, your race fee, and a t-shirt
How do I register?
To register for this event, please follow this link:
https://secure.tracksideprereg.com/mxschools/
How much does it cost?
Registration for this event is $30 per rider. This includes your gate fee, your race fee, and a t-shirt
Q: What is the Maximum Size My Rig Can Be?
A: No.
AND SAFETY EQUIPMENT IN HORSE RACING SCHOOLS.
Q: What kind of safety equipment do the riders use?
A: All Monster Energy Supercross riders are required to wear safety equipment, including helmets, racing pants, boots, gloves and goggles. Many also use chest protectors, shoulder pads and kidney belts for added protection, and some wear neck braces to prevent spinal cord injuries.
Q: What Time do the Schools begin?
A: The track is a good place to learn to drive. You’ll learn a lot about your car and how it behaves at high speed. You’ll also get a chance to test your skills in a safe environment.
Q: When are the schools held?
A: Gary and David both teach classes on motorcycle riding, and their classes are held at Gary's Private Track in Lisbon, Ohio from April to October. They also teach in Florida, Virginia, and North Carolina during the winter months.
Q: What time does the gate open on Friday/Saturday?
A: There will be a bunch of cars, and things will be happening.
Q: What time do the gates close?
A: No alcohol allowed
-No glass containers
-No weapons or fireworks
-No outside food or drink
-No coolers
-No backpacks
-No chairs
-No umbrellas
-No drones
-No professional cameras
-No video cameras
-No selfie sticks
-No flags
-No musical instruments
-No pets
-No skateboards
-No glass containers
-No weapons or fireworks
-No outside food or drink
-No coolers
-No backpacks
-No chairs
-No umbrellas
-No drones
-No professional cameras
-No video cameras
-No selfie sticks
-No flags
-No musical instruments
-No pets
-No skateboards
REQUIREMENTS FOR FANFEST ATTENDANCE AND TICKET PURCHASE.
Q: What do I need to get into FanFest?
A: You need a valid ticket into the Monster Energy Supercross event and a FanFest ticket to get into FanFest. If you don’t have a FanFest ticket, you can bring an empty can of Monster Energy to recycle at the door (excluding Indianapolis) along with your event ticket.
Q: How old do you need to be?
A: Gary teaches riders 12 years and older, while David teaches riders 6 years and older.
Q: What size bike do you need to have?
A: The younger groups must have either 50’s or 60’s, and the older group start at 80’s and up.
Q: How old does my child have to be to buy a ticket?
A: A child ticket is for anyone over the age of 6 and under the age of 11.
HOW MANY RIDERS
Q: How many riders compete in a single race?
A: Supercross is a type of motocross racing that is held on man-made tracks. The tracks are full of obstacles and jumps, and the races are held indoors.
Q: How many days are the Motocross schools?
A: The price is calculated per day, the more days the less the price per day.
Q: How much do Motocross Classes Cost?
A: Gary's prices are on the "Private Lessons" page, and David's prices are by calling 330-277-1838.
Q: How many riders are in the semi-private motocross class?
A: Can I ride with other people?
Yes, but it depends on the size of the group and the availability of the instructor.
Yes, but it depends on the size of the group and the availability of the instructor.
WHAT SHOULD
Q: What should I wear to the event?
A: Wear comfortable, practical clothing and shoes. No revealing or offensive clothing.
Q: What if we have tickets and are not able to attend?
A: There are no refunds, exchanges or cancellations.
Q: What should we bring to the school?
A: You need to bring your bike, protective gear, fuel, parts, tools, lunch, and plenty to drink.
Q: What DVD teaches how to whip the bike?
A: You need to learn how to whip your bike before you can learn how to scrub.
BIKES, ROUNDS, TICKETS, DVDS, AND SPOTS?.
Q: How different are the bikes they race from the ones I can buy?
A: Supercross motorcycles are highly customized and can cost as much as $80,000. The average fan can buy the same model motorcycle with factory standard parts for less than $10,000 at a local dealership.
Q: How are the rounds structured?
A: The 2021 Monster Energy Supercross season will feature 31 events, including 17 Supercross rounds, 11 Pro Motocross rounds, 2 SuperMotocross Playoffs and 1 SuperMotocross World Championship Final.
Q: What age are the child tickets?
A: You can buy tickets at the event, but it is faster to buy them online. Parking is $10-$20. Children 5 and under get in free.
Q: How old are the DVDs?
A: The newest production is from 2015.
Q: What are the differences between the two #3 DVDs about jumping and whoops?
A: The newer DVD has more techniques.
Q: What DVDs teach 'air time'?
A: The best way to learn how to jump is to watch someone who is already good at it and then practice what you see. Our Private MX Lesson DVDs, both #3 DVDs in Volumes 1 and 2 and DVDs 6, 7 and 8 in Volume 3 each teach jumping techniques.
Q: How are the DVDs shipped?
A: Subscribers can access all my videos, PDF files, and audio files across all devices in the best possible picture quality. They can also download everything on the Intelivideo app, which is included with their subscription.
Q: How Level Are The Spots?
A: You need level spots for your RV.
PROPERTY TAX BILL & RACE FACILITY INFORMATION?.
Q: Where can I find more information about Peacock and Peacock Premium?
A: How do I buy a ticket?
You can buy a ticket from the ticketing page.
What is the ticketing process?
The ticketing process is as follows:
1. You purchase a ticket from the ticketing page.
2. You will be emailed a confirmation of your purchase, as well as a link to your ticket.
3. You will need to print out your ticket and bring it with you to the event.
You can buy a ticket from the ticketing page.
What is the ticketing process?
The ticketing process is as follows:
1. You purchase a ticket from the ticketing page.
2. You will be emailed a confirmation of your purchase, as well as a link to your ticket.
3. You will need to print out your ticket and bring it with you to the event.
Q: Where can I go to get race information?
A: The Jeepspeed series is a great way to get into offroad racing and to learn how to build a competitive offroad vehicle. The series is geared towards smaller displacement Jeeps, but anyone can race in the series.
Q: Where can I go to get general facility information?
A: Unadilla JDay is a private practice event with a limited number of spots available. It is not a race. There is an entry fee. You must be a member of the AMA. Camping is available for a fee. Food and ice will be available for purchase.
We hope to see you all there!
We hope to see you all there!
POLICY FOR PLAYOFFS, ABBREVIATIONS, WEATHER, DOGS, ALCOHOL?.
Q: Who qualifies for the playoff rounds?
A: The top 20 point scorers from Supercross and Pro Motocross in the 450 and 250 divisions, respectively, will automatically qualify for the SuperMotocross World Championship. Riders who finish from 21st to 30th in combined points will compete for the final two positions of the 22-rider field in a Last Chance Qualifier (LCQ) race at each of the three playoff rounds. Additionally, any racer outside the top 30 in combined points who won a Supercross Main Event
Q: What do all those abbreviations stand for?
A: Supercross is a type of motorcycle racing that is held on artificially-constructed dirt tracks. The sport is sanctioned by the AMA (American Motorcyclist Association) and is contested by both professional and amateur riders. The two racing classes in supercross are the 450 Class and the 250 Class, which references the displacement (engine size) of the motorcycles.
Q: What is the weather policy?
A: If the event is cancelled, information will be provided on the venue’s website and on social media channels, such as Monster Energy Supercross on Facebook.
Q: What is your policy for dogs?
A: No dogs. Service dogs only.
Can I bring my RV?
Sorry, no RV’s are allowed.
Can I bring my camper?
Sorry, no campers are allowed.
Can I bring my tent?
Yes! We have a designated tent camping area.
Can I bring my generator?
Sorry, no generators are allowed.
Can I bring my ice chest?
Sorry, no coolers
Can I bring my RV?
Sorry, no RV’s are allowed.
Can I bring my camper?
Sorry, no campers are allowed.
Can I bring my tent?
Yes! We have a designated tent camping area.
Can I bring my generator?
Sorry, no generators are allowed.
Can I bring my ice chest?
Sorry, no coolers
Q: What is your alcohol policy?
A: No.