| The
petition process applies when a Junior Competition driver (ages
14 through 17) requests to advance beyond their designated age class
or division. A petition is documentation of riding history and racing
experience. A resume submitted to manufacturers or sponsors for
consideration under their racing programs is a good example to use
for a petition.
Items to include
in the petition:
· * Name
· * Address
· * Age / Date of Birth
· * Primary telephone number and time you can be reached
· * Fax number / Email address
· * Number of years riding a snowmobile
· * Number of years snowmobile racing / type of snowmobile
racing
· * Circuits and divisions/classes raced
· * Outline of the racer’s record of competition: include
race dates and locations, finish positions, achievements/awards,
etc.
· * Clearly explain why there is a need to advance the racer
beyond their designated age class/division.
· * Parent or legal guardian should include note indicating
support of advancement
· Include letters of recommendation or references (beyond
family members) knowledgeable of the competitor’s experience
and abilities (please include contact information).
· * Race plans (what are your intentions this season, next
year? What are your goals?)
· * Other racing experience (motocross, watercross, etc.)
· * What you do in the off-season to prepare for snocross
racing (weight training, motocross, etc.)
Competitors
without snocross experience or who have not raced in an MWR-sanctioned
event must race in the division/class defined by their age and cannot
advance. Exceptions may apply if the competitor is currently a member
of an ISR affiliated race circuit. MWR will require a letter of
confirmation from the race circuit director or a manufacturer’s
representative.
MWR strongly
encourages racers to compete in the appropriate age division, but
also understands that abilities can vary at young ages. MWR will
consider Junior Competition advancement petitions on a case-by-case
basis. MWR officials have the authority to place racers in the division
or class most appropriate for safety and competitiveness.
For additional
information on Junior Competition Racing refer to the MWR
rulebook and the Competition
Guidelines . |
