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Any entrant may protest a decision of the Referee regarding matters connected with the running of the event, provided they are directly involved.
No protest at racing events will be accepted against a statement of fact that has been personally observed by the Referee or the Official (i.e. false starts/course cutting/dangerous riding/inappropriate entry to or use of the course etc). Unless granted by head official.
Protests must be in writing, submitted, signed and delivered by the rider lodging the protest, and handed to the Referee, with fee, if applicable as follows:
1. Scoring questions within 30 minutes of the posting of the race in question (no fee necessary)
2. Rule infractions within 30 minutes of the completion of the race in question $100 fee.
3. Machine legality (external) – at the end of first moto $100 fee.
4. Machine legality (internal) any time up to 30 minutes following the race $200 fee for 2 strokes and $400 for 4 strokes.
  
  Fees will be refunded if protest is upheld.
When a protest is not upheld with regard to machine legality, all fees minus a 25% service fee will be given to the owner of the machine. If the protest or appeal is upheld the protester/appealer will receive all fees back.
Protest decisions may be appealed to the Region in writing, within 10 days of the event, and accompanied by a $100 fee.
All protest, appeal and/or penalty funds for amateur/regional events are to remain with the AMO Regional representative

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A rider is classified as clearing a double jump if he/she lands anywhere past the defined landing and exceeds a distance that is considered reasonable, which is one bike length or eight feet past the take off.\n10. “Event” Any one of the races in a meet.\n11. “Heat Race” A qualifying race that determines which riders advance to the final event.\n12. “Manufacturer” The original manufacturer of the motorcycle in question and not the distributor.\n13. “Meet” A meeting at which one or more events are held.\n14. “Model” A reference to a particular year and name assigned by manufacturers to certain motorcycles.\n15. “Moto” A race in a Motocross meet.\n16. “Motorcycle” A motorized, two wheeled, competition vehicle to be identified by its engine, frame number, frame tag or other frame marking.\n17. “OEM” Original Equipment Manufacturer.\n18. “Official” (with reference to race results) A listing of the final finishing order of an event issued by scoring after the 30minute protest period has expired. The issuing of official results does not exempt riders, who competed in the event, from penalties for rules violations determined by AMO investigations following the protest period.\n19. “Paddocks” Designated area primarily used for maintenance of event entered com- petition motorcycles. They may also include parking area for motorcycle transport and support vehicles.\n20. “Participant” Every club, association, company, promoter, rider and all other per- sons participating or in any way connected with a AMO race meet.\n21. “Pit Crew” or “Crew” Mechanic and/or assistants.\n22. “Pits” Designated area directly adjacent to race track that may include staging and signal zones. Access is limited to mechanics or officials with appropriate track pass credentials.\n23. “Program” The predetermined outline of events that make up a meet.\n24. “Provisional” (with reference to race results) An initial listing of the finishing order of an event issued by scoring immediately following the race finish. The posting of pro- visional results begins the 30 minute protest period.\n25. ”Promoter” Any person or number of persons, company, corporation or club holding, proposing to hold, or organizing a meet.\n26. ”Production” Any bike that is produced by a AMO recognized OEM.\n27. “Qualify” To advance to a final event by timed qualifying or heat race finish position.\n28. “Qualifying Heat Race” A preliminary race that may be used for elimination or to determine heat race starting positions.\n29. “Race” Competition in which five or more riders competes against each other.\n30. “Race Track” These will include the actual racing surface and runoff areas, the pit road and grid, a test track when provided and any other area where the riding of com- petition motorcycles is permitted.\n31. “Rider” Any person who competes on track in a meet.\n32. “Suspension” (with reference to penalties) the loss of all rights to compete as a rider or member of a pit crew for the stated period.\n33. “Technical Inspector” The technician who inspects all motorcycles and equipment of riders participating in a meet.\n34. “Timed Qualifier” A race against time by an individual rider. 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