I'm going GNCC racing for the first time in Rausch Creek in PA. this year. I have a YFZ 450. I will be adding air filter, exhaust, jetting and 6-ply tires before then. What classes am I allowed to run in and what class should I run in?

 

Production classes.

 

From what I understand there is no more Pro Production class for 2004. Besides this is the first time I'm going racing so I wouldn't enter the Pro classes anyway.

 

Maybe you should try the First Year Racer class or a "C" class. I believe that AMA District 6 has some good hare scrambles that you may want to give a shot if you haven't raced before so that you can get a little experience. You'll also need to get a teather kill switch.

 

the YFZ can race in classes A,B,or C, and in the first year racer.

 

If you don't change anything and leave it stock, is it alowed in the stock class? Will they let it is the stock class with the front shocks having rez's?

 

Yes, it can run in the stock class, just don't touch the pipe.

 

How do you know it can run the stock class? Last year the Cannondales couldn't run stock because of the rezzies.

 

I e-mailed them that same question.


My E-mail

I just want to know if the new Yamaha YFZ450, or the Honda TRX450R will
be able to be in the 4-stroke stock class in the 04 GNCC season. With
them having rezzie's stock, keep them out. The Cannondale Blaze was not
aloud, but I did see some YFZ's in the stock class last year, so I just
want to know if the rules have changed.

There response

Yes those machines will be legal. Honestly the big problem with the Blaze
was the price. This was supposed to be a budget class and at $11 Gs, this
was not a budget machine. The 450s are more reasonably priced.

So you can race stock on them. But do not touch the exhaust system or you
are out.

Thanks,

-jason

Jason Weigandt
Public Relations
Racer Productions Inc.
166 Harner Run
Morgantown, WV 26508
304-284-0084
fax: 304-284-0081

 

thats too biased. what were they afraid of about the cannondale ?????