2018 GP MOTO CUP Racing

Season Schedule
Licensing & Registration
GP Moto Classifications
Class Championships
Rules
ART RACE

Season Schedule

Jan 16 New Jersey Motorsport Park - Thunderbolt

Mar 31 Summit Point Raceway - Summit Pt Main

Apr 1 Summit Point Raceway - Summit Pt Main

May 7 New Jersey Motorsport Park - Thunderbolt

May 21 Virginia International Raceway - VIR North Course

Jun 8 Virginia International Raceway - VIR North Course

Aug 6 New Jersey Motorsport Park - Thunderbolt

Aug 26 Pocono - F-USA

Sep 14 Virginia International Raceway - VIR North Course

Oct 28 New Jersey Motorsport Park - Thunderbolt

Licensing & Registration

2018 GP MOTO Racing License

Licensing Fee: $30

Race Entry and Registration

Race Entry Fee: $30 per race pre-registration (online) / $40 post-registration (at the track)

On each GP MOTO race day, two races will be run: GP and Moto. All bikes 600cc or above shall participate in the GP race, while all bikes of smaller displacement shall participate in the MOTO race, in classes defined below.

Awards will be presented to the top finishers in each of the 4 classes based on finishing position within the respective classes (for example, the first MOTO Supersport finisher will be awarded as 1st place in MOTO Supersport even if he/she is the 5th place finisher in the MOTO race overall).

GP Moto Classifications

Two separate races (GP and MOTO) will be run on each GP Moto race day. Each race will be further separated into two classes: the two classes will start together but scored separately (race within a race). The two separate classes in each of the races may be started in two separate waves at the race director's discretion.

GP Race

The GP race will be separated into two classes:

GP Superbike

All displacements at or above 749cc.

GP Supersport

All displacements between 550cc and 748cc, inclusive.

MOTO Race

The Moto race will be separated into two classes:

MOTO Superbike

All displacements between 350cc and 549cc, inclusive.

MOTO Supersport

All displacements up to 349cc.

Class Championships

At the end of the 2018 racing season, a grand champion in each of the four classes will be crowned. Championship points will be awarded at each of the GP Moto rounds according to the following scale:

First 35

Second 30

Third 26

Fourth 23

Fifth 21

Sixth 19

Seventh 18

Eighth 17

Ninth 16

Tenth 15

Eleventh 14

Twelfth 13

Thirteenth 12

Fourteenth 11

Fifteenth 10

Sixteenth 9

Seventeenth 8

Eighteenth 7

Nineteenth 6

Twentieth 5

Twenty First 4

Twenty Second 3

Twenty Third 2

Twenty Fourth 1

Rules

In keeping to the founding premise of the GP Moto Racing Series - a fun and safe experience which compliments our first class trackday experience, we have simplified the GP Moto rules to encourage participation and level of fun!

Racer Rules

Only Intermediate and Advanced track riders are eligible to race.
All race participants must possess a 2018 GP Moto Race License.
All race participants must also be a trackday participant on the day of the race. Race entry will be completed online as a part of the trackday registration process.
All racers must attend a mandatory RACE MEETING, other specifics and details will be discussed during the race meeting.

Bike Rules

Bike must have oil filler and oil drain bolt wired. Oil filter must be secured.
Bike must display numbers on the front and both sides. oNumbers must be at least eight inches on the front and six inches on sides.
Unlimited modifications.
Race fuel allowed.

ART RACE

ART RACE racing license certification schools will be run on all GP MOTO racing days. Please visit ART RACE section for details