MMX Racing has announced that their Short Track Race, Round 15 of the District 36 Championship Dirt Track Series has been cancelled for this weekend due to a forecasted high  température of 114 °.  In racing safety is paramount and while disappointment comes with any cancellation there is no question that these extreme conditions call for this cancellation.

It was not reported to us if there will be a replacement race so watch the District 36 website for more details when and if they become available.

Journalist Jean Turner clears up the confusion of the future of OHV motorcycles with a well explained synopsis on where we are right now, how we got here and where we’re going in this short video.

If you care at all about the future of off road dirt biking this is a must watch for us off-roaders and why we need to support California Senate Bill SB 227.  Near the end watch for her giving kudos to District 36, Don Amador and Dave Pickett on the hard work to get this bill introduced. 

The District 36 monthly meeting will be held June 16th via the Zoom Platform and also live streamed on the D36 Members Facebook page.  If you have business with the District please join the webinar, or if you just want to view the meeting you can watch it live on the Members FB page.  Here you can also make comments and they will be monitored.

All Active Clubs and Promoters are strongly encouraged to attend.

Here is how to attend this meeting:

Stuff To Know……….

You MUST have:

• Current District 36 Membership (AMA Membership not required but encourged) – Be sure to bring membership card to the signup table when registering or checking in.  (memberships  will be available at registration table –  (be sure to give yourself plenty of extra time) Or you can get it before you come at: District 36:  Join District 36     /    AMA:  Join AMA
• Current Red, Green Or Out-of-State OHV Sticker Or Current Licence Plate
• A Forest Service Approved Factory Or Aftermarket Spark Arrestor 
• Your Riding Number/Letter (assigned by the Polka Dots) On Your Front Number Plate At Least 4″ high
• Your Riding Number On A Helmet Sticker (supplied by the Polka Dots) On The Lower Right (throttle) Side Of Your Helmet (make sure you helmet strap doesn’t cover it)
• Have a clean motorcycle (inspected to stop the spread of noxious weeds. — Forest Service requirement)

You will be assigned your riding number with a letter and it’s your responsibility to put it on your front number plate.  It should be at least 4″ high.
You will also be given a helmet sticker with your riding number that should be placed on the right (throttle) side of your helmet below the goggle strap.

AMA and District 36 Rules apply

Place:          Gold Note Ridge OHV Area (see map) 
Key Time:   9:00 am

Post Entry will be available at the Meet

See flyer for details – Pre-Entires online only

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For many Americans, getting out into nature to recreate with family and friends is an important and time-honored tradition. Motorized recreation is often part of that tradition, whether driving on backcountry roads to get to a trail or camping spot, camping in recreation vehicles (RVs), riding of-highway vehicles (OHVs) or a combination of all three. In California, many of these destinations are part of California State Parks’ Of-Highway Motor Vehicle Recreation (OHMVR) Program or are OHV areas supported through the OHMVR Grants Program.

California’s OHMVR Program will celebrate its 50th anniversary in 2021. Legislation, first enacted in 1971 and
expanded since then, ensures that OHV opportunities in California are managed to sustain and protect areas for long-term motorized recreation…..Read full story……

The season opener for the 2021 D36 Dirt Track series was just held on April 10th & 11th at the MMX facility in Marysville – thank you to everyone who came out to race, or to support the racers, at this new venue!

Thank you to MMX for all the hard work you’ve put in to get the new tracks at your facility added to our schedule! Also, thank you to the Lodi MC members and the other volunteers who helped MMX during the weekend’s races.

We should have the results posted soon.

This weekend, on the 17th & 18th, Lodi MC kicks off their season at the Lodi Cycle Bowl with a TT on Saturday and an ST on Sunday – don’t miss the action!

The 2021 D36 Dirt Track series classes are:

Youth:

• Class 1-DTX (ages 4-6, 2 & 4 stroke 0cc-51cc)
• Class 2-DTX (ages 7-8, 2 & 4 stroke 0cc-51cc)
• Class 3-DTX (ages 4-8, 0cc-51cc, 2-stroke only, oil injected)
• Class 4-DTX (ages 4-8, 0cc-51cc, 2 & 4 stroke single or multi-speed automatic)
• 65cc 7-11 (52cc-65cc 2-stroke and 52cc-90cc 4-stroke)
• 65cc DTX 7-11 (52cc-65cc 2-stroke and 52cc-90cc 4-stroke)
• 85cc 7-15 (66cc-85cc 2-stroke & 75cc-125cc 4-stroke)
• 85cc DTX 7-15 (66cc-85cc 2-stroke & 75cc-125cc 4-stroke)

Sportsman:

• 250 A; 250 B; 250 C
• Open A; Open B; Open C
• Veteran A; Veteran B; Veteran C
• Senior A; Senior B; Senior C
• Super Senior A; Super Senior B; Super Senior C
• Master A; Master B; Master C
• Vintage A; Vintage B; Vintage C
• Women

Clubs and promoters may also run other non-district classes and those will be scored as exhibition classes.

The D36 website will be updated with race results and series standings as available. If you have questions, please contact me (see the ‘contact us’ page for info) – I hope to see you soon at the races!!

Carter Fisher, D36 Dirt Track Steward