Race 1..April 10th Mac Race 2..May 1st Pats Race 3..May 15th Mac Race 4..June 12th Mac Race 5..August 14th Pats ( No Saturday Practice!) Race 6 .Sept 4th Medford Oregon Race 7.Sept 25th Pats Race 8..Oct 16th Mac  2010 Awards Banquet- Saturday FEB. 5th @ 1pm **DATE CHANGE**What: 2010 Awards Banquet 2010 Overall points Top Ten In points will be able to run the Number they finished in 2010. If you choose not to run that number it will be left vacant for 2011.
3rd place decided by race victories. Novice class excluded. Race # 5 "Mac Track" Yamhill Co. Fairgrounds, McMinnville, OR Saturday practice 10-6 Sunday Practice 9-11 Registration closes 11:00 Riders meeting 11:30 Mains 12:00 No Heat races... http://www.oregonsuperbikers.com/tracks-4 Weather? http://www.weather.com/weather/tenday/97128 More info? http://www.oregonsuperbikers.com/ --7--29--10-- Round # 4 at Pats Acres will be a double points event!! --7-10-10-- Charity Supermoto Race September 25 - 26th at Hoodoo Ski Area More info here! http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=138838642795770 --7-5-10-- Race #3 results posted!!! 6-13-10 results --6-10-10-- Join the Facebook page! Just click the link below. --4-27-10-- Race Results Posted! Updated Saturday Practice Times!!! Important!!!!! weather link>>>>> http://www.weather.com/weather/weekend/USOR0213 April 24/25- Race #1 @ MAC PLANT SALE THIS WEEKEND! Friday: NO PRACTICE FRIDAY NIGHT! People can still show up on Friday night and camp but must park near the hot pits or farther towards the tower. People can also park out in the Parking lot past the horse barns in the gravel parking lot (apparently there are hook ups out there...) Saturday: The Plant sale starts at 7am and goes till about 2pm. We've been told that people are lined up around the block at 7am waiting for it to open and that they generally get over 1000 people coming to it throughout the day. In other words, its a zoo out there!! Not just a normal zoo but a zoo where all the animals have escaped and are trying to break into the hot dog stand for a snack! That kind of crazy. So, if you are coming to Saturday practice, we'd suggest not showing up until about noon or later. Registration for practice and Sunday Racing opens 12 noon Saturday ~1:30PM Practice Sunday: 7:00am Gates Open (no race motors before 9am) 7:30am Registration Opens 8:30am Registration Closes 8:40am Mandatory Racer's Meeting 9:00am Warm-up Sessions 10:00am First Heat starts (4-6 laps) 11:30am Lunch 12:00pm First Main starts (8-12 laps) __________________ --3-14-10-- March 27- Scheduled Practice Day @ MAC March 28- OSB Spring Fling Race @ MAC Schedule ( non points race ) Normal OSB race schedule..no points..same fees and classes...non contingency race ---3-03-10--- Bridgestone Contingency Info
--1.13.10-- Mini Asphalt Class Structure Update 2010 Schedule Update ----7.13.09---
Round 3 Notes
Excellent time out there this weekend. Results will be posted soon. pics and stories can be found on SMJ (see "Forum" on sidebar) ----7.07.09---
Round 3 OregonSuperbikers July 11-12 at PARC
Practice on Saurday, Race on Sunday. The weather is looking good. Tell your friends  ----6.19.09---
Excellent race last weekend. We got the track to find the rain had doused our hopes of a dry even. Creative and Quick, our OSB leaders decided to cancel the heats and open the track to practice in the wet conditions to allow everyone to ease into the slippery tarmac. It ended up being a great idea as the track dryed out and the afternoon Mains were business as usual.
We are having a scheduled practice/fundraiser at mactrack on Sunday, June 28th. This is the last practice there before we tear down the dirt the tuesday after. We are raising funds to build the dirt section back up in the second week of august.
Here's the good news and the more good news.....PKA, In there infinite generocity , have agreed to donate all practice fees we collect June 28th to the rebuilding of the dirt.....No wait there's more.......Then they will take that amount and then match it!!!!!! Lets give it up for PKA  We'd like to have a good turnout for this, so mark this one on your calendars . And bring a friend. We might even have an impromptu team endurance race. Your support is appreciated . Normal practice fees apply. $35 non member, $25 member. One important catch...There is a horse event at the track that weekend so remember your bikes need to blow 92 dbs. So bust out that quiet core, we will have the DB meter. Thanks, OSB  ----5.25.09---
Happy Memorial Day- Thanks to those who served.
Results are posted, but there's some mistakes. Give us a couple days to unpack and we'll get them straightened out.
Awesome job yesterday to everyone! Fans, flaggers, corner workers, racers, parents, all! what a great day!
We're already looking forward to the next race weekend at Pat's Acres, June 13-14. ----5.23.09---
Sunday 5.24.09 is OSB's first race at Mac Track. Make sure you check out the revised class descriptions. Saturday is practice.
Also see the new online Race Registration (v.1.0) You still have to pay and sign the disclaimer at the track, but it will save some time filling out the forms.
Hope to see you there!
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Sunday's first official OSB practice went off exceptionally well. Temps in the 70's, great dirt section, many smiling faces, and the smell of burning rubber in the air! I got some second hand information that PARC filled 3 sheets (24ea.) of registered participants, 3 of which were karts. I'm not good with numbers, but that's about 69 motorcycles (unofficially) that showed up. A great day! I loved seeing the variety of machines too: KTM690, a handfull of CB160s, some Canadian Vintage scooter guys, plenty of minis, several dual sports with taped up lenses, and some women out there shredding too ...
We had one incident that ended with a broken hand and wrist. This happened because one rider chose to skip the dirt, and another rider was going into the dirt. I don't know the details (if the cones were out, if this was a designated "dirt" or "asphalt only" session, etc.) but please take care of each other and don't cut the track. Cutting the track seems like a innocent enough activity, but new riders see that and think it's OK and can be unaware of the dangers involved. As more people show up, the sessions will be split up more, to group like riders. Make sure you know which session you are going out in, and take it easy the first couple laps to warm up tires, make sure there aren't any changes to the track (dirt sections), and get back into the rhythm of the track.
Mostly, I think everyone had a blast out there! DanT was there taking pictures: http://nwsupermoto.smugmug.com/gallery/7962156_oAfwf/1/517076312_4YrW8
PS: If you have the day off Saturday April 25th, please come down to MAC Track and help out with the spring clean-up and earn yourself a $10 practice pass. Practice will be available the next day Sunday April 26th.
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OSB's opening event has been changed to Sunday April 19th and is going to be at Pat's Acres.
Hope to see you all there!
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Oregon Supermoto and NW Minis celebrated a successful 2008 season with a banquet at the Bossanova Ballroom at 711 E. Burnside. There were announcements, thank yous, tons of items raffled off, many awards given out, music, laughter, dancing, a pinata, and even some beverages consumed. One of the announcements, and the reason you are here on this website, is the merging of NW mini and Oregon Supermoto into one Club. When this merger was decided on, it was assumed that neither present party's name fully described the nature of the club, and a new one would need to be chosen.
These days, Superbike Racing is usually associated with the top level of road racing possible, as in AMA Superbike in the US, and World Superbike in Europe. The base of our new club was founded by NW Mini, a group of family oriented racers that foster and emulate "Superbike" racing on smaller tracks with smaller bikes. Despite it's name, mini racing is not miniature in fun or skill. The relative size, weight, and power of these small bikes rivals that of their older brother's Superbike. These "little" bikes would make (and do make) seasoned, grown adults scared, elated, and grinning from ear to ear all the time and all at the same time. Some kids dream of someday going to AMA Superbike, some just love the inexpensive, family fun version that is NW Mini.
From Wikipedia: Supermoto has its origins in the 1970s where ABC’s Wide World of Sports was the highest-rated sports show in the United States. In 1979, ABCcommissioned a made-for-TV event to be included in the series, named Superbikers, whose intention was to find the ultimate all-around motorcycle racer. Superbikers was then manifested as a yearly event run at southern California's Carlsbad Raceway. The show's tarmac-and-dirt courses were intended to draw on talent from the worlds of off-road, flat-track and road-racing. World and National Championship-winning motorcycling greats such as Kenny Roberts and Jeff Ward, whose respective sports at the time were road-racing and motocross, participated in the races. The Superbikers quickly became a huge Nielsen rating contender, running until 1985, at which point ABC was forced to cancel the show due to new management and cuts; its cancellation also initiated a long sabbatical of the sport in the USA. The European racers who participated in the sport at Carlsbad, however, brought it back to Europe with them, where it quickly gained popularity in countries such as France. 2003 signalled the resurrection of the sport in the United States with the birth of the AMA Supermoto championship and with the ESPN X-Games Supermoto championship. So you take a group of mini superbike racers, blend them with a supermoto group that started out as "The Superbikers" and the name "Oregon Superbikers" is a natural fit. -KM |
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