Q. How do I become a member of U.S.D.R?
A. There is no membership fee required to race in 2010, just fill out an entry form and enter your first event. you can do this by pre-entering or simply signing up at the race. entry forms can be found by clicking here.

Q. How do I know what number to run?
A. All racers are assigned a number by U.S.D.R. when you enter your first race you will be assigned and given numbers along with a colored bar for your front number plate. this will be your number for the entire season.

Q. How does the skill ranking work, do i have to start as a beginner?
A. All first time U.S.D.R. racers MUST start in the beginner class unless they carry an intermediate or expert license in another organization. remember, competing in the beginner class does not mean you are a beginner rider, it simply means you are new to racing. there is a transfer system that moves you up, the higher classes are earned.

Q. Are the courses hard? Will i be able to make it?
A. You will do fine. all U.S.D.R. courses are layed out to be fast and fun. if you are experienced on a dirt bike, you will have alot of fun on the course.

Q. How many miles will i have to go?
A. If you are a beginner, you will be in race #1. the average mileage for that race is between 25 and 42 miles, depending on how many laps you go.

Q. Will I have to pit?
A. If your bike will not go at least 45 miles on a tank, then be prepared to pit if necc. there is a very easy pit system at all events, if you are not sure how this works, contact U.S.D.R. or a fellow racer.

Q. How does the practice session work?
A. U.S.D.R. has an official practice session on saturdays, the time will be listed on the event flyer. you are allowed 1 practice lap. the practice session is organized, so line up at the listed time and you will be advised as to when to proceed.


IMPORTANT INFO FOR THE NEW RACER

1.) Do not ride on any part of the race course except for the practice session or your actual race.

2.) NO speeding in or around the camp or sign-up area!

3.) BLM will ticket speeders, or children riding without helmets.

4.) NO alcohol is allowed along the race course, in the pits or on the start line.

5.) This is a family organization, please conduct yourself appropriately.

6.) The practice session is for checking out the course, please do not RACE the practice session, this is dangerous for yourself and your fellow racers.

7.) U.S.D.R. has a number of qualified SWEEP riders that are on the course at all times. if you break down or get hurt, STAY WHERE YOU ARE. sweep will be to you shortly.


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