Sunday, March 31 at The Wick
We've added a few new classes for the upcoming season!
50cc 4-5
50cc 7-9
50cc Open 4-9
65cc 7-9
65cc 10-12
65cc Open 7-12
School Boy 12-17
College Boy 18-24
We're working on the race orders now and are hoping to run as many combined motos as possible in order to keep the day as close to 20 motos per half as possible.
We'll be allowing big wheel 85cc bikes in the 85 12-15 class this coming season.
Our 2025 schedule is out! We'll be stopping at seven of the best tracks in New England and running races from March till October.
See all the dates here
We are pleased to announce Fly Racing as the title sponsor for the 2024 NESC season. We have lots of Fly swag to give away in the Spring and Fall Series races.
Check out all the latest Fly Racing gear and casual wear at Fly Racing.
Save $25 by renewing or joining the NESC before January 31st, 2025. NESC members are eligible for championship points, year end awards (if you meet the necessary qualifications) and there's no one day fee when you enter at a race.
Please renew or join here
The 2024 Awards Banquet will Saturday, January 11th 2025 at the DoubleTree by Hilton 5400 Computer DR Westborough, MA 01581. The deadline to order tickets and year end awards has passed but you can still attend and cheer on your NESC friends.
Please use this form to purchase your tickets.
10:00 AM Doors open for quests. All NESC banquet participants should check in at the table in the reception hall for wristbands. Members only should go to pick up their gift bags.
Please no outside food or bevarages allowed. Cash bar will be open.
11:00 AM Spring Series Awards Presentation starts, Spring Series Iron Man starts after Spring awards.
Fall Series starts as soon as Spring is finished, it may be earlier than 2:00PM
12:00 PM Catering Service prepares for lunch
12:30 Lunch is served
1:30 PM Drawings for Special Awards/Prizes Please be ready! You must be present to win.
2:00 PM Fall awards continue followed by Fall Iron Man
Here are the final points with each rider's throw-a-way race removed. Read more
Here are the final points with each rider's throw-a-way race removed. Read more
See the list here
C riders with 40 or more points must move to B
B's with 120 or more, move to A
A riders with 220 or more move to Pro
Riders with National numbers must move to Pro per the new rules.
Riders who have moved up more than one class, say C to A, will be moved back one class, say C to B.
Some riders will have to change their numbers we will work with them to find a new number.
we will work with others on number changes.
Fill out this this online form and then print and fill out this short legal release.
Minor parents and guardians please fill out this release in order for your rider's membership to be processed
If you'd rather mail in your renewal or new application print out this form.
The renewal deadline to keep your 2023 number was 1-31-24
Every week expert racer, Tyler Holmes, is out there making some videos when he's not racing. This week's clip is from NHMX 450 Pro/A/B
Here are the latest rider numbers as of 3-4-24
We're ready for the 2024 season already! Lots of races and a new track!
See all the dates on our schedule page
When signing up for contingency you should be using the same e-mail address to sign up that you gave the NESC. If you do not, you will not get paid by KTM, Husky, GASGAS and Yamaha. Those already signed up may want to e-mail the NESC office with the new address before the first race.
The money is rolling in! $160,000 from Kawasaki, $268,125 from KTM, GasGas and Husqvarna, Honda has announced that they are paying all the NESC races and we're waiting to hear from Yamaha and Suzuki.
Contingency links
Honda XTRM
Suzuki XTRM
KTM Cash
GasGas Racer
Yamaha Blu Cru
Kawasaki Team Green
Race Husky
Here are the final points with the throwaway points taken out. See how you and all your racing friends ended up here
Here are the final points with the throwaway points taken out. See how you and all your racing friends ended up here
Here are the final points with each rider's throw-a-way race removed. Read more
Here are the final points with each rider's throw-a-way race removed. Read more
You must have the appropriate backgrounds and readable numbers on your bikes to race shadow or ghost numbers (light gray on white or dark gray on black etc) will not be allowed
C riders are black backgrounds/white numbers
B riders are yellow backgrounds/black numbers
A and pro riders are white backgrounds/black numbers
Trash cannot be left behind you must take it with you
No fires on the ground: fires must be contained in a fire pit.
Stacyc/electric bicycles: slowest speed only!! While in the pits.
NO FIRES ON THE GROUND: must be contained in a fire pit
TRASH: Carry out what you carry in. Trash cannot be left behind, you MUST take it with you
PP-1 Promotional points are accumulated per rider, not per class and they are accumulated from year to year.
A promotion to the next classification is given at the conclusion of a series if the rider has earned the proper number of points and is age eligible.
Riders moving up a class will start the class with the number of points earned to advance.
The only exception is for riders advancing two classifications. i.e. C to A, Youth C to Youth A. These riders will have their points reset to the lowest point of advancement to the next classification.
Ex: A C rider with over 120 points will be reset to a B rider with 40 points, Youth C with over 65 points will be reset to 40 points as a Youth B rider. In no case will a rider move up two classes at the end of a series.
Each of the NESC Championship series are designed to reward rider's accomplishments and their support of the NESC points paying events.
At the end of the year a Championship awards program is run to recognize the top riders in each championship class for each series that earn championship points. Riders must do at least 75% of the races in a series in order to qualify for awards.
For most of the classes (except for the 50cc 6 out of 7, 65cc, 85cc and supermini 9 out of 10) your best 11 out of 12 races will count in the championship points standings.
If you completely miss one day then you accumulate “0” points for that day and “0” are subtracted from your final total.
If you miss no race days, then your lowest score is subtracted from your final total.
If you are disqualified from a class for any reason (whether it is for one moto or both motos), then the total score for that class on that day will not be allowed to be counted as a throwaway day.
Please bring your NESC card, your ID and your insurance card with you to sign-up. We hate to be requiring all this but the insurance companies are getting stricter and stricter with their rules, sorry for the hassle and thank you for understanding and helping out.
The 2024 NESC rulebook is on line now, the printed version will be out soon. You can download the pdf version here
Birth certificates required only for new applications this year (send in non-returnable copies), but all forms must be notarized.
Use this form if your child will be attending the race with another adult acting as their custodian for the day.
If your child is a full NESC member and a youth rider and you have not sent in the short release he or she will not be allowed to race!
One day racers may fill out a release at the track, the day of the race.
Please fill out and have the short release form notarized then mail it to the NESC ASAP! Yes, you may bring it to the NESC at the tracks
NESC
PO BOX 609
North Berwick, ME 03906
We are looking for someone to help out at the races in the NESC office. Duties would include signing up riders, renting transponders, helping with the scoring, posting results and helping to setup the race in Trackside. This would be a part time paid position and you should be able to attend most of the NESC races.
Experience in Trackside a plus but training will be available.
If you're interested please send an email to the NESC at this link
Log into your MyLaps Connect account when activating your X2 transponder. If you are not logged into your account when you click the "Continue" button it will only be activated for the current weekend!
Note: the orange transponders will still work, please make sure those are charged and that your subscription is still active.
More info and ordering info is at Speedhive.
Update your transponder subscription here
If you need to rent a transponder please print out this form and fill it out before coming up to rent your transponder. The fee is $10. per day (we have bike clips for sale at $10.) a $300 refundable deposit is required either cash or a credit card and a driver's license. NESC transponder rentals are cash only (you can leave your credit card as the security deposit)
David Clemence President
John Majcher Vice president
John Delgrosso Treasurer
Janice Majcher Secretary
Rider Reps:
Jason Hargreaves, Jason Allan, Tyler Holmes, Brittani Majcher, Patrick O'Sullivan, Hailey Kelly, Zack Rossini
Alternate Rider Reps:
Dennis Fazio, Shane Azevedo
Competition Committee:
Ruth Pepoon
This fund awards $2,000.00 annually to college students meeting NESC requirements.
Eligibility requirements: Must be a NESC member for at least two years in good standing and a full time student at a fully accredited college, university, or technical school. Rider must have attended at least 10 NESC races in the current year.
Application process:
Compose a cover letter to NESC requesting consideration for the NESC Scholarship program; naming the college/course of study you plan on attending.
A copy of your final grades from the most recent term.
A letter from your college registrar’s office confirming acceptance to the school.
Please send the above requirements by November 1st; we will make the decisions for awards just prior to the annual banquet.
Deadline to apply is November 1st of the current racing year.
Please send your information to:
NESC
PO BOX 609
North Berwick, ME 03906
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If you have changed your address this year, please notify the NESC by email ASAP.
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Sponsor
For the fourth year in a row Craftsman tools kicked in a bunch of prizes for our Awards Banquet, one of them being this giant mechanics tool chest which was won by Jeff Martel, on the left with Jason Hargreaves