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Endurance Cup

Here, it’s not only about your own speed but about teamwork and coordination. Planning together, high-fiving in the pit lane, pushing through challenges, and celebrating across the finish line side by side – that’s what makes this race truly special.

🏁 The Endurance Race is more than just a race – it’s pure team emotion on asphalt.

📅 Dates

All actionbike events (except Misano, where endurance races are not permitted)
are part of the Endurance Cup.


⚙️ Rules & Regulations

The Endurance Race usually lasts 2 hours.
Participation is open to all registered riders with track experience.

The rules are intentionally kept simple to also welcome newcomers
because here, fun, teamwork, adventure, and excitement come first –
not technical or financial advantages.

In addition to the rules set by the organizer or circuit management,
each participant must respect and follow the specific regulations of the venue.


👥 Participation Conditions

  • Participation is free of charge for all actionbike riders.

  • Endurance is a team competition:

    • Each team must appoint one team captain and at least three riders.

    • There is no upper limit on team members – perfect for dealers, clubs, or friends.

  • Each rider uses their own motorcycle.

    • Teams with only one bike are not allowed.

  • There are no tuning restrictions or tyre limitations,
    but the noise regulations of the racetrack must be followed.

  • All street accessories (luggage racks, mirrors, indicators, glass parts, etc.)
    must be removed – otherwise, participation is not permitted.


🧭 General Rules

🕒 Schedule & Attendance

  • The event schedule must be respected.

  • All team members must attend the briefings.

  • Each team must check its starting position before the race.

🔢 Start Numbers

  • All motorcycles of one team must display the same start number.

  • The start number must be clearly visible on the front fairing.

⏱️ Transponder

  • The transponder is handed over between riders in the pit lane.

  • Incorrect mounting (e.g. missing lap times) results in team disqualification.


🏁 Race Procedure

  • The race begins after three pit-lane calls.
    After the third and final call, the starting rider has two minutes
    to take position in the pit lane.

  • When the flag is waved and the light turns green,
    the first rider starts and keeps the field together
    overtaking is forbidden until crossing the start/finish line.

  • No warm-up lap! The race begins immediately after crossing the line.

  • Teams that miss the third call must start from the pit lane
    once the main field has passed the start/finish line.


🧯 Pit Lane Rules

  • Maximum speed: 60 km/h

  • The engine must be switched off during refuelling.

  • Entry and exit of the pit lane are only allowed in racing direction.


🚑 Accidents & Safety Car

  • After a crash, the motorcycle must be checked and track-safe before rejoining.

  • The Safety Car must never be overtaken.
    If overtaken by mistake, the rider must fall back to their previous position.

  • Rider changes during a Safety Car phase are permitted,
    but the timing is crucial – only after the Safety Car and the following field have passed.
    The pit light will then turn green for 30 seconds
    re-entry onto the track is only allowed during this time window.


⚠️ Behaviour & Fairness

  • Riders showing unsafe, aggressive, or disrespectful behaviour
    will be called to race control and may face disqualification.


🏆 Points Allocation

Position Points
1st 25
2nd 20
3rd 16
... ...
15th 1

🏅 Awards & Prizes

After every event, a trophy ceremony will be held
for the top 10 teams.

Additionally, our sponsor Dunlop provides special prizes:

Position Prize Voucher Value
🥇 1st Team Dunlop Vouchers 3 × €50 = €150 total
🥈 2nd Team Dunlop Vouchers 3 × €30 = €90 total
🥉 3rd Team Dunlop Vouchers 3 × €20 = €60 total

🎁 The Top-3 Teams will also receive Dunlop T-shirts,
redeemable with our service partner on Track Motorrad Neumann.


🧾 Protests

Protests will be decided based on marshal information.
The organizer reserves the right to impose penalties or disqualifications.


💡 Important Notes

  • The organizer may modify the regulations at any time.
    Updates will be announced during the briefings.

  • The organizer assumes no responsibility for the technical condition of motorcycles
    but reserves the right to exclude riders or teams if safety concerns arise.