AVS Race 'N' Ride
Join us on November 19-20th!
Brought to you by EBSA, AVS Race N’ Ride is a 2 day PEV event where you can put your skills to the ultimate test against the best riders around the country. Bring the stoke for a full weekend of non-stop racing action. Also featured is an open track time for anyone and everyone to ride their PEV on the track without racing. Race, Ride or both!
Huge thanks to LAPEV for hosting this event and to our sponsors for making this all happen!
Huge thanks to LAPEV for hosting this event and to our sponsors for making this all happen!
Location
Apple Valley Speedway
20455 Central Rd Apple Valley, CA 92307
20455 Central Rd Apple Valley, CA 92307
Date & Time
November 19, 2022, 8:00am to November 20, 2022, 5:00pm
FAQ
* When and where is the event?
* 2 days back-to-back Saturday Nov 19 to Sunday Nov 20 (8:00am to 5pm both days) at Apple Valley Speedway, 20455 Central Rd, Apple Valley, CA, 92307
* Where can we stay?
* There are nearby hotels and lodging within a reasonable drive from the event site and there is also the option of camping overnight on site!
* Is there food/Can we bring food inside the event site?
* There will be limited food options available inside the event site. You are free to bring your own food and water into the event site.
* How much is admission to the event?
* There is a $10 mandatory daily entrance fee per vehicle to the event site that goes directly to, and is required by, Apple Valley Speedway. Entrance to the track and to participate in the race events will require an open track free ride/racer registration ticket.
* How much are tickets to race and/or ride?
* Prices for open track free ride and racer registration can be found in the registration page.
* What can I race/ride?
* You can race any PEV you want, prebuilt or DIY, at your own discretion. However we reserve the right to refuse entrance of any PEV’s for any reason, including but not limited to, for the safety of the event site, our staff, and our attendees.
* What gear do I need to have while racing/riding?
* Helmets are MANDATORY. NO EXCEPTIONS. You are not allowed on the track without a helmet. You will be removed from the event if you do not have your helmet on properly on the track. Please observe the rules and regulations of Apple Valley Speedway before entering the track.
* In addition to your helmet, you will also need to have gloves, elbow and knee protection, and back protection to participate in the race events.
* Is there on-site charging available?
* Yes there is on-site charging available!
* What are the different classes of PEV races taking place at the event?
* PEV Race Classes this event will include:
* ESK8
* EUC
* Onewheel
* Escooter
* Each PEV Race Class will have prizes to the winners provided by us and our sponsors!
* Can I photograph / film the event?
* Yes. In doing so we request grant us license to use your photos/video to share, reminisce, celebrate, and for future promotions. Access to the track for non riders is restricted. When granting you access we request that you bring and wear a reflective vest when on the track, that you respect the riders right of way and use common sense caution when in the track area. Further you must respect staff instructions who may ask you to leave the track area for any reason. Including but not limited to: too many photographers in the track area.
* Can I have a booth? Can I fly banners?
* Yes however, we only have access to the track area, and the pit area. The pit area is for pit activity, and is also the camping area over night. We have no dedicated booth area. Teams and companies are free to setup booth like setups or fly banners around their pit/camping area. Just be respectful not to take significantly more area than you would normally
* Additional information/updates will be added as the event draws closer!
* 2 days back-to-back Saturday Nov 19 to Sunday Nov 20 (8:00am to 5pm both days) at Apple Valley Speedway, 20455 Central Rd, Apple Valley, CA, 92307
* Where can we stay?
* There are nearby hotels and lodging within a reasonable drive from the event site and there is also the option of camping overnight on site!
* Is there food/Can we bring food inside the event site?
* There will be limited food options available inside the event site. You are free to bring your own food and water into the event site.
* How much is admission to the event?
* There is a $10 mandatory daily entrance fee per vehicle to the event site that goes directly to, and is required by, Apple Valley Speedway. Entrance to the track and to participate in the race events will require an open track free ride/racer registration ticket.
* How much are tickets to race and/or ride?
* Prices for open track free ride and racer registration can be found in the registration page.
* What can I race/ride?
* You can race any PEV you want, prebuilt or DIY, at your own discretion. However we reserve the right to refuse entrance of any PEV’s for any reason, including but not limited to, for the safety of the event site, our staff, and our attendees.
* What gear do I need to have while racing/riding?
* Helmets are MANDATORY. NO EXCEPTIONS. You are not allowed on the track without a helmet. You will be removed from the event if you do not have your helmet on properly on the track. Please observe the rules and regulations of Apple Valley Speedway before entering the track.
* In addition to your helmet, you will also need to have gloves, elbow and knee protection, and back protection to participate in the race events.
* Is there on-site charging available?
* Yes there is on-site charging available!
* What are the different classes of PEV races taking place at the event?
* PEV Race Classes this event will include:
* ESK8
* EUC
* Onewheel
* Escooter
* Each PEV Race Class will have prizes to the winners provided by us and our sponsors!
* Can I photograph / film the event?
* Yes. In doing so we request grant us license to use your photos/video to share, reminisce, celebrate, and for future promotions. Access to the track for non riders is restricted. When granting you access we request that you bring and wear a reflective vest when on the track, that you respect the riders right of way and use common sense caution when in the track area. Further you must respect staff instructions who may ask you to leave the track area for any reason. Including but not limited to: too many photographers in the track area.
* Can I have a booth? Can I fly banners?
* Yes however, we only have access to the track area, and the pit area. The pit area is for pit activity, and is also the camping area over night. We have no dedicated booth area. Teams and companies are free to setup booth like setups or fly banners around their pit/camping area. Just be respectful not to take significantly more area than you would normally
* Additional information/updates will be added as the event draws closer!
Racing Procedures
Schedule
Day 1
09:00 am - 12:00 pm : Rider Check In and Open Track
12:00 pm - 12:30 pm : Riders meeting
12:30 pm - 02:00 pm : Qualifying starts
02:00 pm - 03:00 pm : open track
03:00 pm - done : qualifying finishes
??? - dark : open track
Day 2
09:00 am - 11:00 pm : Open Track
11:00 am - 02:00 pm : Heat Races
12:30 pm - 02:00 pm : Open Track
02:00 pm - 03:00 pm : Finals
03:30 pm : Podiums
04:30 pm : Everyone out
Divisions
We will have divisions based on PEV: ESK8, EUC, Onewheel, and eScooter. Racing in
multiple PEV divisions requires an extra race ticket.
Subdivisions
Within the PEV divisions we will run some subdivisions with restricted criteria. Racers may race
in as many subdivisions as they meet the criteria for.
Race masters will decide based on participation which subdivisions will run, and will publish this
info at the event.
Open
-The main race is the Open subdivision, it is open to any participant.
Women’s
-We wish to encourage more women’s participation for those women who wish to level up in a
less testosterone filled field, for this there will be a women’s only subdivision. Women are still
free to also race in the open division.
Onechair
-OneChairs only! for the fender fluid. Obviously only within the onewheel division.
Example Race Divisions and classes
-Division Subdivision Class
-EUC open pro
-EUC open sportsman
-EUC open starters
-EUC women's sportsman
-ESK8 open pro
-ESK8 open sportsman
-ESK8 open starters
-ESK8 women's sportsman
-Onewheel open sportsman
-Onewheel Onechair sportsman
-eScooter open sportsman
Final divisions and classes will be decided by race masters based on participation.
Day 1
09:00 am - 12:00 pm : Rider Check In and Open Track
12:00 pm - 12:30 pm : Riders meeting
12:30 pm - 02:00 pm : Qualifying starts
02:00 pm - 03:00 pm : open track
03:00 pm - done : qualifying finishes
??? - dark : open track
Day 2
09:00 am - 11:00 pm : Open Track
11:00 am - 02:00 pm : Heat Races
12:30 pm - 02:00 pm : Open Track
02:00 pm - 03:00 pm : Finals
03:30 pm : Podiums
04:30 pm : Everyone out
Divisions
We will have divisions based on PEV: ESK8, EUC, Onewheel, and eScooter. Racing in
multiple PEV divisions requires an extra race ticket.
Subdivisions
Within the PEV divisions we will run some subdivisions with restricted criteria. Racers may race
in as many subdivisions as they meet the criteria for.
Race masters will decide based on participation which subdivisions will run, and will publish this
info at the event.
Open
-The main race is the Open subdivision, it is open to any participant.
Women’s
-We wish to encourage more women’s participation for those women who wish to level up in a
less testosterone filled field, for this there will be a women’s only subdivision. Women are still
free to also race in the open division.
Onechair
-OneChairs only! for the fender fluid. Obviously only within the onewheel division.
Example Race Divisions and classes
-Division Subdivision Class
-EUC open pro
-EUC open sportsman
-EUC open starters
-EUC women's sportsman
-ESK8 open pro
-ESK8 open sportsman
-ESK8 open starters
-ESK8 women's sportsman
-Onewheel open sportsman
-Onewheel Onechair sportsman
-eScooter open sportsman
Final divisions and classes will be decided by race masters based on participation.
Race Classes and Qualifying
-Within a division we’ll run timed qualifying laps. These lap times serve as forever bragging
rights so do your best. They also set your race class and starting positions.
-Race masters will use qualifying times to break the field of riders in to 3 possible race classes:
Pro, Sportsman, and Starters (ranked fastest to slowest) Racers can only compete in one
class based on their qualifying. (see heat races and finals for how to make up for poor
qualifying)
-This makes for simple competitive groupings based on a combination of rider skill and
equipment.
-Depending on participation some divisions may run only a single race class. Race masters will
decide and publish this info at the event.
-Qualifying is once per division, not subdivision, for example a racer who participates in both
open and women’s subdivisions will use the same qualifying time for both.
Heat Races and Finals
-Qualifying time is important. But it’s not everything. Based on qualifying times racemasters will
establish heat races within each class and post at the event. Starting positions in heat races
will be determined by qualifying times. However, starting position in the finals will be
determined by the results of the heat races. Race masters will determine based on
participation how many rounds of heat races are required to establish the final race.
-So if you mess up your qualifying time, don’t worry, these heat races let you compete your way
to top of the class.
After the heat races the top finalists in starters or sportsman can ask to be moved up to the
next class. Note that this is at the discretion of the race masters. Furthermore, racemasters can
decide to move a finalist at their discretion if it appears they have been significantly under
classed. Racers moved up a class will compete from the back of the field in that class's finals.
-Within a division we’ll run timed qualifying laps. These lap times serve as forever bragging
rights so do your best. They also set your race class and starting positions.
-Race masters will use qualifying times to break the field of riders in to 3 possible race classes:
Pro, Sportsman, and Starters (ranked fastest to slowest) Racers can only compete in one
class based on their qualifying. (see heat races and finals for how to make up for poor
qualifying)
-This makes for simple competitive groupings based on a combination of rider skill and
equipment.
-Depending on participation some divisions may run only a single race class. Race masters will
decide and publish this info at the event.
-Qualifying is once per division, not subdivision, for example a racer who participates in both
open and women’s subdivisions will use the same qualifying time for both.
Heat Races and Finals
-Qualifying time is important. But it’s not everything. Based on qualifying times racemasters will
establish heat races within each class and post at the event. Starting positions in heat races
will be determined by qualifying times. However, starting position in the finals will be
determined by the results of the heat races. Race masters will determine based on
participation how many rounds of heat races are required to establish the final race.
-So if you mess up your qualifying time, don’t worry, these heat races let you compete your way
to top of the class.
After the heat races the top finalists in starters or sportsman can ask to be moved up to the
next class. Note that this is at the discretion of the race masters. Furthermore, racemasters can
decide to move a finalist at their discretion if it appears they have been significantly under
classed. Racers moved up a class will compete from the back of the field in that class's finals.
Contact Us
If you have any remaining questions or inquiry, contact us at [email protected]