Events information for spectators and riders
This is information for grasstrack spectators and riders taken from our Wimborne MCC 2009 programme. Contains information about scoring, flags and important information for all who attend such meetings.
| FLAG SIGNALS | MEANINGS |
| National Flag | Start |
| Black with Driver's Number | That driver to stop |
| Yellow | Slow down prepare to stop, no overtaking |
| Red | Immediate STOP All Drivers |
| Green | Course Clear |
| Yellow-Black Diagonal Cross | Start of last lap |
| Black & White Chequered | Finish of race |
RIDERS NOT OBEYING FLAG SIGNALS WILL BE EXCLUDED
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MOTORSPORT CAN BE DANGEROUS |
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| Despite the organisers taking all reasonable precautions, unavoidable accidents can happen. Please comply with all instructions of marshals and notices and remain in permitted areas only. |
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ABANDONMENT OR CANCELLATION WIMBORNE MOTORCYCLE CLUB |
| Reserves the right to postpone, abandon or cancel the meeting or any part thereof should circumstances warrant such action. |
| Technical Examination | 10.00 - 10.55 am |
| Practice | 11.00 - 12.00 |
| Riders' Meeting | 12.05pm |
| Racing Start | 1.00 pm |
Presentation of Trophies 15 minutes after last race.
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RIDING IN THE PITS IS FORBIDDEN OFFENDERS WILL BE EXCLUDED FROM THE MEETING |
| The Point of Contact for Child Protection Issues is the Secretary of the Meeting |
PLEASE REMEMBER
This event is held on Private Property and you are requested not to cause any damage in any way. Spectators are forbidden on the course or in the paddock during racing. We would ask you to take your litter home or place in the bins provided.
DOGS AT EVENTS
Whilst dogs are not discouraged from attending off-road motorcycle sport events, they are to be kept on a lead and under control at all times. Owners are responsible for ensuring their dog is kept under control and responsible for clearing up any fouling that may occur.
UNAUTHORISED RIDING
Attention is drawn to the serious consequences which could arise following an accident by unauthorised riding of any sort of machine in the paddock. It is a mistaken belief that children are allowed to ride machines because a race paddock is private property and outside the jurisdiction of the Road Traffic Act and therefore no insurance is necessary. The Union's Insurers will quite legitimately refuse any claim for damages arising out of an accident caused by an unauthorised driver.
THEREFORE LIABILITY FOR A SUBSTANTIAL CLAIM COULD REST WITH THE OWNER OF THE VEHICLE AND DRIVER OR PARENT OR GUARDIAN IN THE CASE OF A MINOR.
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