Sunday September 5th Middleboro, MA.

It's the last race of summer, one more race before all the kids are back at school. Check out the track changes by Keith Johnson and Leo Pinhancos, the track is faster and more open.

Capeway's web site

MTF to offer training camps in the North East

Millsaps Training Facility and Dunlop will combine to offer three motocross training camps at Area 51 Motocross in Batavia, New York, the week of August 9-13, 2010. Close to Dunlop’s headquarters in western New York, Area 51 Motocross offers an ideal location for MTF’s first training camps on the road.

Conducted by Colleen Millsaps and Bryan Johnson Jr., there will be two separate 2 day camps each providing four sessions of on-track training amounting to over two thirds of the instruction in one of MTF’s renowned One Week camps. Areas covered will include turn track, figure 8’s, braking, starts, whoops, rollers, jumping and scrubbing. A one day mini bike camp will also offer two sessions of on track instruction.

Colleen Millsaps of MTF says, “we have a strong relationship with Dunlop and when they invited us to do this near their headquarters, we jumped at the opportunity. This is the first time we have taken our program on the road and we know there is a strong riding community within a 100 mile radius of Buffalo. We are very excited about it.”

Primo Marotto of Dunlop added “we are big supporters of MTF’s training and obviously doing something like this in our backyard is something we feel an obligation to do.”

Chris Moser and Corey Kandefer of Area 51 Motocross had this to add, “we have had a long relationship with Dunlop and the exposure for our facility, by virtue of this endeavor, is something very exciting to us here at Area 51 Motocross and WNY racing.”

August 9-10 Big bikes only $600 August 11 Mini bikes only (65cc-85cc) $300 August 12-13 Big bikes and 85cc only $600 For more information or to register visit www.mtfmx.com or email paul@mtfmx.com

Fill out your forms before you get in line.

All the tracks have forms out on a table at sign-up so fill them out before you get in line. Everything will go faster and you'll be able to get to practice on time.

Forms can also be downloaded here

Charge your transponder!

Be sure to charge your transponder for 3-4 hours before a race and put them in their cradle so they will not loose their charge (leaving them in the cradle after charging keeps them in sleep mode). Lap times will not be available for riders with un-charged transponders. The NESC does not have chargers to loan out if you forget to charge yours.
Also make sure to switch it from bike to bike if you ride different bikes in different classes. Additional mounts are available for 5.00 from the NESC.

Pre-entry addresses updated on the FAQ page.

The addresses for The Capeway Rovers in Middleboro and MX101 in Epping, NH have been added to the FAQ page

Pre-race notes from the Comp. Committee

Every rider should check the results for the correct spelling of their name, correct rider numbers and especially bike brands. All errors should be reported to NESC before the end of the day. Contingency manufacturers will not allow changes to results once they have paid the race day. This is the same rule as last year, it is in every newsletter every week and so there are no excuses. If you are listed on the wrong bike we must know on race-day.

Contingency dates announced

All four manufacturers are paying contingency money at the NESC races in 2010, the complete schedule is here

Transponder mounting instructions

After you pick up your transponder at the NESC trailer on race day (ALL TRANSPONDERS MUST BE PICKED UP IN PERSON AT THE TRACK) you must mount it on your bike, follow these instructions.

2010 NESC rider numbers updated 6-1

Click here to see the list of numbers as of 3-11. All cards have been mailed out to members. They will need their cards to pick up their transponders at the first race at Southwick before they either check in or sign up for the day.

The costs of the classes are now listed on the entry forms, 3rd, 4th, 5th classes are $15 each.

MX 207 has reduced their gate fee to $10 for all NESC events

NESC Pro and Vet/Open Expert pay charts

Ever wonder how much you could win at an NESC race? At most NESC races the expert class gets 100% payback plus $250 per class from the track. Every week a different Vet A class or Open Expert class gets paid.

The Pro pay chart is here

The Vet/Open Expert chart is here

Rule updates for 2010

The 85cc class will have the maximum age limit changed from 16 years old to 15 years old beginning in 2010. Any rider who turns 16 during the 2010 season will no longer be eligible to ride in the 85cc class. This will line the age limits for that class with other organization's age limits for the class.

The 125 youth classes has had a maximum age limit of 17, this will be changed to 18 years old. Any rider that turns 18 in 2010 will be eligible for the class and also must use a y with their number. Riders turning 19, in 2010, will not be eligible for the 125 Youth class.

Riders who wish to join NESC just to retain their number may do so for the regular membership fee of $75 by mail. Past champions may also retain their numbers for free, just by sending in their membership forms. This option is for riders who never race or come only a few times a year. If they come to just a few races and choose not to purchase a transponder they will have to pay the $30 transponder rental fee for the day.

Address changed?

If you have changed your address this year, please notify the NESC by email ASAP. Mailings for ’09 applications are starting to go out and Ruthie needs the correct addresses.

News page updated 8-26

010 schedule updated 11-23

Race orders updated 8-27

Promotional points updated 8-16

Championship points from the 2010 Fall series updated 8-23

Final Championship points from the 2010 Spring Series

Championship points from the 2010 Spring series updated 7-5

Championship points from the 2009 Spring Series updated 7-22

Championship points from the 2009 Fall series with throw aways removed

Results have been updated 8-23

Links updated 5-5
Rules page has been updated with the '10 rule book 3-30
Forms page updated 3-11
FAQ page updated 5-25

Rider numbers updated 6-1

Send some feedback
The NESC board of directors would like to hear from you. Use this link to send them an email with your thoughts and suggestions about the tracks, the schedule, how many races you'd like to do, how far you'd like to drive, where you'd like to drive to. Feedback

2010 Board of directors
President: Ron Mead
Vice President: David Clemence
Treasurer: Mark Shepard
Secretary: Diane Peebles-Pittello

Senior Rider Reps:
Jason Allan
Wayne Benjamino
Jason Hargreaves
Kevin Bishop

Rider Reps:
Joe Stauff
Rick Smiley

Tom Albano
John Delgrosso

Competition Committee:
Ruth Pepoon
Lisa Mederios
Martha Mead
Sara Wadsworth

Click to email the NESC

Mailing address:
NESC
PO Box 1680
Wells, ME 04090