• NZPCRA Paul Dobbs Memorial Series Update.

    Congratulations to Eddie Kattenberg for winning the Inaugural Paul Dobbs Memorial Series in the NZPCRA Senior class, and Shayne Lawrey for winning the NZPCRA Junior class.

    Prize giving presentation will take place at our Taupo meeting, April 20th to 21st.

    The 2013 series will start at our Taupo Autumn Classic meeting, which will be on the full Taupo Track (Track 4) the weekend of April 20th & 21st.

    The 2013 series will consist of 5 rounds of racing, which will include the 2013 Barry Sheene Trans Tasman Challenge on Labour Weekend.

  • Technical Inspections

    Riders are advised that Technical Inspections will take place during the Festival and at other race meetings. These Technical Inspections will examine machines to ensure that they comply with the rules of the class that they are entered to race in. The baseline for the Inspection will be the completed "Bike Specification" that is held on the Register's database and the Technical Rules of the Class. read more...

  • Message from the Machine Examiners

    The Machine Examination is a safety inspection only, it is not a Tech Inspection. The Examiners are generally looking for items that are dangerous, sharp, loose, unsecured, fragile or leaking. They are also looking at items such as lockwiring of handle bar grips, or that the throttle returns to the idle stop. read more...

  • Please note that the P.O. Box number has changed.

    All correspondence and entries should be addressed to:

    N.Z.C.M.R.R.
    PO Box 11 301
    Ellerslie
    Auckland 1542
    New Zealand

  • Race withdrawals and entry fee refunds

    Entrants can get a refund of their entry fees provided they inform the race secretary (email is fine for this – face nzcmrr.com) anytime up to the day before the race that they are not going to compete. When asking for a refund, please provide the date of the credit card transaction, and the name on the card. We can find the card number to credit the refund to from that information, usually. Of course, notice would be preferred as early as possible, as a courtesy to help with grids and programmes. But we are aware that some people work until the last minute to prepare but strike some problem that cannot be sorted out in time, so we will always have some late notifications.

  • Dogs

    No dogs are allowed at any NZCMRR race meeting. The risk of a dog getting out of control and in way of a race machine is not acceptable.

    Anyone turning up with a dog will not be permitted access to the meeting.

    There will be no exceptions to this rule.