Scoring, Series Points, Awards Mechanical Requirements,

9.5.4 All Vintage Superbike numbers must be white numerals on a green background 9.5.5 BoT, SoS and SoT machines may use any number plate background color; numbers can either be black or white, whichever provides the best visibility. 9.5.6 Numbers must be at least seven-inches high, block style, with a stroke width of one-inch and legible. There must be no less than 1/2-inch of space between numbers, and between the numbers and the outside edge of the number plate. If a rider’s assigned number will not fit into a 9x11-inch oval, a larger background may be used, up to a 10x12-inch rectangle. 9.5.7 All machines must display three number plates -- one mounted on the front and one on each side, mounted in such a manner that it will not be blocked by the rider in the normal racing (seated) position. 9.5.8 Any violations constitute grounds for disqualification.

9.6 SCORING AND SERIES POINTS, AWARDS

9.6.1 RACE FINISHES: The race is officially ended for all contestants at the completion of the lap the winner is given the checkered flag. a) Should the checkered flag be displayed later than the official distance, the finishing order will be decided on the basis of the official distance. Under any other circumstance, the winner is the leader at the time the checkered flag is displayed. b) Should a rider be given the checkered flag with or ahead of the actual winner, the rider will be scored as having completed the race in the race position the rider was running at that time. c) Riders not yet receiving the checkered flag will be scored in order of finish and laps completed. 9.6.2 A“did not finish” (DNF) scores points in order of stoppage, but a “did not start” (DNS) will not receive points. A rider will score points if he is the sole class competitor. A rider must complete one full lap to be scored. 9.6.3 Results will be posted as soon as possible after the finish of a race. Once posted, there will be a 30-minute review time. If a rider believes there is an error in scoring, he or she must draft a written protest and deliver it to anAHRMAofficial or Referee within 30 minutes of the provisional results being posted. Unprotested results will stand. Any discrepancies will be resolved at the track. All results posted on theAHRMAwebsite are considered final and can only be modified under direction of the Roadrace Director. This process is subject to appeal. 9.6.4 If two classes are run together in one race, a rider may ride one motorcycle in one class and also be scored in the other class, provided the machine is eligible and entered in that other class. The rider shall start from the least favorable wave or grid position.

9.6.5 Points will be awarded at all roadraces according to the following schedule. National-championship events also award regional-championship points for the region in which the event takes place. National Series awards are based on a rider’s best finishes in one-half of the total number of races up to 20, in the series, rounded up to the next whole number if necessary (e.g., in a 19-race series, a rider’s 10 best finishes count).Arider must score points in at least two events to be eligible for National series awards. Criteria for Regional SeriesAwards will be defined and published prior to the first event of the year. Yearly schedule changes to events and locations may change the regional series criteria. Year-end scoring ties will be broken by the greatest number of first-place finishes, then second-place finishes, third place, etc. If still tied, the position will be awarded to the rider with the better results in any headto-head, on-track meetings. In the event of an absolute tie, the oldest rider wins. a) All machines must have a functioning AMB transponder mounted on either fork leg not more than 42 inches from the ground with the mounting pin up, during all races. It is the responsibility of the rider to have the AMB transponder charged and mounted properly, or the rider will not be scored in the respective race. b) The racer must use their registered transponder on any bike they race. c) If a racer wants to be manually scored, a fee of $50 per day will be charged. The racer must notify the Race Director prior to the race to be manually scored d) Scoring of a racer with a malfunctioning transponder will be at the discretion of the Race Director. e) AMB timing and scoring results are to be used to determine the final finishing positions. Results on www.mylaps.com are not officialAHRMAresults. Official AHRMA results will be posted on www.ahrma.org.

Finish Finish Finish Position Points Position Points Position Points

1...............1000 21................64 41.................20 2................835 22................58 42.................19 3................700 23................53 43.................18 4................590 24................49 44.................17 5................499 25................45 45.................16 6................424 26................42 46.................15 7................362 27................39 47.................14 8................311 28................36 48.................13 9................268 29................34 49.................12 10..............232 30................32 50.................11 11 ..............202 31................30 51.................10 12..............176 32................29 52..................9 13..............154 33................28 53..................8 14..............136 34................27 54..................7 15..............120 35................26 55..................6 16..............107 36................25 56..................5 17...............95 37................24 57..................4 18...............85 38................23 58..................3 19...............77 39................22 59..................2 20...............70 40................21 60..................1