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MISSION STATEMENT: It is AHRMA’s mission to recreate these different types of Cross Country events and to provide its members with a safe and historically accurate racing environment to showcase and experience Vintage and Post Vintage machines for all skill levels of riders.

Cross Country riding is how motorcycling began, because roads where very few and far between when motorcycles were born. As the motorcycles and roads improved, the riders still challenged themselves with off road competitions on ancient Roman roads in Europe and “cow and wagon” trails in the USA. Eventually, the competition organized into ISDT type reliability runs in Europe and Enduros and “Hare and Hounds” in the USA. Further organization and land closure issues brought the closed course Hare crambles to prominence.

Membership: Current AHRMA membership is required to compete in AHRMA national events. For AHRMA membership information, please contact us.  Memberships and renewals are available at the track.

Medical insurance: Proof of personal health coverage is required. If needed try this form. Medical Insurance Application (pdf)

Refunds: See AHRMA Handbook rule 4.7a. There may be refund restrictions for certain events.
The refund request form is available on-line.

VINTAGE CLASSES

The following vintage classes parallel those used in AHRMA pre-1975 motocross with regard to machine eligibility and other requirements. Except for the Sportsman and Post-Vintage machine-based categories, classes are not further divided by engine displacement.

	100cc–88-100cc two-stroke and 88-120cc four-stroke production motorcycles manufactured up to 1974-model-year and manufactured as 100cc or smaller displacement.
	Sportsman 200–88-200cc. There are specific motorcycle listed for this class. Refer to the Handbook for details.
	Sportsman Open–201cc & larger as originally manufactured–Novice, Intermediate & Expert.
	Classic–Novice, Intermediate & Expert.
	Premier–Novice, Intermediate & Expert.
	50+–Novice, Intermediate & Expert on any vintage-eligible machine.
	60+–Novice, Intermediate & Expert on any vintage-eligible machine.
	70+–Novice, Intermediate & Expert on any vintage-eligible machine.
	Women–Novice, Intermediate & Expert on any vintage-eligible machine.

POST-VINTAGE CLASSES

The following post-vintage classes parallel those used in AHRMA post-vintage motocross with regard to machine eligibility and other requirements.

	Historic 200cc–88-200cc machines.  Novice, Intermediate & Expert.
	Historic Open–201cc & larger as originally manufactured–Novice, Intermediate & Expert.
	Sportsman Open–201cc & larger as originally manufactured–Novice, Intermediate & Expert.
	Post Vintage 200–Gran Prix and Ultima-class machines manufactured as 88-200cc. Novice, Intermediate & Expert.
	Post Vintage Open–Gran Prix and Ultima-class machines manufactured as 201cc and larger. Novice, Intermediate & Expert.
	Post Vintage 50+–Novice, Intermediate & Expert on any post-vintage-eligible machine.
	Post Vintage 60+–Novice, Intermediate & Expert on any post-vintage-eligible machine.
	Post Vintage 70+–Novice, Intermediate & Expert on any post-vintage-eligible machine.
	Post Vintage Women–Novice, Intermediate & Expert on any post-vintage-eligible machine.