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To any one and all Ernst Bernecker interested in Motorcycle Racing phone: +49 89 76 76 44 53 motorcycle Fax:+49 89 76 76 44 30 road racing E-mail: [email protected]
Munich, 5. December 2017
Information on the 2018 ADAC motorcycle road racing series Hi there We are very glad you take an interest in motorcycle road racing. Please find attached an overview of all series and activities ADAC organises in this sport and the respective terms and conditions. ADAC screening courses – for the 2009 to 2012 generation ADAC Pocket Bike trial courses see Info Sheet 1 – for the 2005 to 2010 generation ADAC Mini Bike trial courses see Info Sheet 1 ADAC motorcycle road racing series – for the 2008 to 2012 generation ADAC Pocket Bike Cup see Info Sheet 2 – for the 2003 to 2010 generation ADAC Mini Bike Cup see Info Sheet 3 – for the 1997 to 2005 generation ADAC Junior Cuppowered by KTM see Info Sheet 4 – generation up to 2004 ADAC Northern Europe Cup Moto3 see Info Sheet 5 Contact address for all ADAC series: ADAC e.V. Motor Sport Division Ernst Bernecker Hansastr. 19 80686 München Fax: +49 89 76 76 44 53 Phone: +49 89 76 76 44 30 E-mail: [email protected] All necessary information is also available for download from the Internet. ADAC Pocket/Mini Bike trial courses / dates and contacts: http://www.adac-motorsport.de/schulen/de/minibike/static/ ADAC Pocket Bike Cup: http://www.adac-motorsport.de/adac-pocket-bike-cup/de/ ADAC Mini Bike Cup: http://www.adac-motorsport.de/adac-mini-bike-cup/de/ ADAC Junior Cup powered by KTM: http://www.adac-motorsport.de/adac-junior-cup/de/ ADAC Northern Europe Cup Moto3: http://www.adac-motorsport.de/moto3/de/ Sincerely yours Dieter Porsch Ernst Bernecker
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Info Sheet 1 ADAC Pocket/Mini Bike Trial Courses
2018 Pocket Bike Generation approx. 2009-2012 (may differ depending on ADAC
regional club)
2018 Mini Bike Generation approx. 2005-2010 (may differ depending on ADAC
regional club)
The courses were introduced to allow interested children to make their first steps in motorcycle
racing. Experienced instructors will teach the children how to handle the little bikes. Pocket
Bikes and Mini Bikes are available to the learners. Protective equipment is also available and
can be provided on demand. A half-day course costs approx. €50.00 (ADAC members €40.00),
incl. the bikes and equipment. It will take place on premises closed to the public. Approx. ten
participants will make up one half-day class.
For course dates, please check
http://www.adac-motorsport.de/schulen/de/minibike/static/.
For further information or registration forms, please contact:
ADAC Schnupperkurse
ADAC Hessen-Thüringen e. V. Ms Judith Vietze Lyonerstr. 22 / 60528 Frankfurt Phone: +49 69 66 07 86 03 E-mail: [email protected]
ADAC Nieders./Sachsen-Anhalt e. V. Ms Franziska Landgraf Lübeckerstr. 17 / 30880 Laatzen Phone: +49 51 02 90 11 66 E-mail: [email protected]
ADAC Nordbayern e. V. Ms Petra Brunner Äußere Sulzbacherstr. 98 / 90491 Nuremberg Phone: +49 911 95 95 237 E-mail:
ADAC Südbayern e. V. Mr Oliver Kürschner Ridlerstr. 35 / 80339 Munich Phone: +49 89 51 95 113 E-mail:
ADAC Nordbaden e. V. Mrs Marion Eisenstein Steinhäuserstr. 22 / 76135 Karlsruhe Phone: +49 721 81 04 130 E-mail:
ADAC Sachsen e. V. Ms Grit Kunze Striesenerstr. 37 / 1307 Dresden Phone: +49 351 44 33 192 E-mail: [email protected]
ADAC Württemberg e. V. Ms Nina Eichhorn Am Neckartor 2 / 70190 Stuttgart Phone: +49 711 28 00 135 E-mail:
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Info Sheet 2 2018 ADAC Pocket Bike Cup
Generation 2008 to 2012
The ADAC Pocket Bike Cup is the earliest stage at which racing hopefuls can enter organised
road racing. This is where young talent can cut their teeth in motorcycle racing.
The ADAC Pocket Bike Cup uses 40cc GRC and BLATA Pocket Bikes. The strict Technical
Rules and Regulations allow little in terms of technical modifications, which keeps cost down. 1. Cost: In addition to the cost of the bikes, one season in the ADAC Pocket Bike Cup requires some
€4,000 for the entry fee, travel expenses, fuel, tyres, equipment, spare parts etc. You must buy
your own pocket bike and other equipment items. Various manufacturers and vendors of
equipment, accessories etc. offer special prices to ADAC Pocket Bike Cup entrants. Entry fee:
€400.00 (incl. VAT). The fee includes the introductory course, entry fees to the events as well
as full support during the racing season. The support includes the series coordinator, the riders’
coordinator, a scrutineer and the racing services.
2. Calendar: The season consists of five to seven events of two races each. An introductory course preparing
the riders for the series will be held early in the year. Pocket Bike Cup events will be held all
over Germany, usually on Kart circuits, with full race-track security. 3. Motorcycles and tyres: You can buy a GRC pocket bike specially priced at approx. €2,400.00 from a company called
Raceoffice, provided that your entry to the ADAC Pocket Bike Cup was confirmed and the
entry fee was remitted by bank transfer. You can buy a BLATA pocket bike specially priced at
approx. €2,500.00 from Goped, provided that your entry to the ADAC Pocket Bike Cup was
confirmed and the entry fee was remitted by bank transfer.
Or you can buy a second-hand pocket bike. You will find a second-hand market place
(bikes/parts/equipment) on our website at http://www.adac-motorsport.de/adac-pocket-bike-
cup/de/reglement/static/.
Only tyres made by PMT will be allowed. They will be available at special prices. 4. The entry fee and what it buys: The entry fee is €400.00 (incl. VAT). It includes the services and benefits below:
Two-day introductory course Approx. six events with at least one ten-minute free practice, two ten-minute timed
practice sessions and two races Full support Discounted prices on motorbikes, tyres and accessories A material package from Motul
5. ADAC regional club motor sport divisions There are ADAC regional motor sport divisions who offer further support to the riders in their
region. In the Appendix to this document you will find a list of the ADAC regional motor sport
divisions. Check the motor sport division in charge of your area and contact them personally. 6. Guest riders: If you do not want to enter the ADAC Pocket Bike Cup on a permanent all-season basis, and instead would like to ride only in a race or two, you can enter as a guest rider. The cost is €70.00
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per event (= two races) and €150.00 for the introductory course. If you ride out of competition (non-scoring), you may be allowed under certain conditions to ride a bike other than the bikes prescribed for the series.
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Info Sheet 3 2018 ADAC Mini Bike Cup
Einsteigerklasse/Novice Class Generation 2005 to 2010
Nachwuchsklasse/Talent Class Generation 2003 to 2008
In addition to the ADAC Pocket Bike Cup, the ADAC Mini Bike Cup is ADAC’s second entry-
level motorcycle road-racing series. Here, young riders can prove their talent.
There are two classes in the series. There is a Novice Class for first-time racers. After proving
themselves in this class they can advance to the Talent Class.
Both classes use Honda NSF100 4-stroke bikes. Guest riders may continue using the Honda
NSR50 2-stroke bike. The strict Technical Rules and Regulations allow little in terms of
technical modifications which keeps cost down. 1. Cost: Our experience shows that you have to spend about €6,000.00 for a season in the ADAC Mini
Bike Cup (the bike not included). This sum covers the entry fee, travel expenses, petrol, tyres,
equipment, spare parts etc. You must buy your own bike and other equipment items. Various
manufacturers and vendors of equipment, accessories etc. offer special prices to ADAC Mini
Bike Cup entrants. The entry fee in the Novice Class is approx. €600.00 and approx. €800.00
in the Talent Class (both incl. VAT). The fee includes the introductory course, entry fees to the
events as well as full support during the racing season. The support includes the series
coordinator, the riders’ coordinator, a scrutineer, the Honda racing service and tyre service.
2. Calendar: A season comprises approx. seven events of two races each in the Novice Class and about nine
events in the Talent Class. An introductory course preparing the riders for the series will be
held early in the year. Mini Bike Cup races will be held all over Germany, usually on Kart
circuits, with full race-track security. 3. Motorcycles and tyres: You will have the opportunity to buy a new Honda NSF100 4-stroke mini bike for probably
around €5,000.00, provided your definitive entry to the ADAC Mini Bike Cup was confirmed
and the entry fee was received. Or you can buy a second-hand mini bike.
You will find a second-hand market place (bikes/parts/equipment) on our website at
http://www.adac-motorsport.de/adac-mini-bike-cup/de/reglement/static/. Used 4-stroke mini
bikes are available for about €2,500.
Only Dunlop tyres will be allowed. They will be available at special prices. 4. The entry fees and what they buy – Novice Class (Talent Class): The entry fee is €600.00 (€800.00). It includes the services and benefits below:
Two-day introductory course Approx. seven (nine) events with at least one 15-minute free practice, two 15-minute
(20-minute) timed practice sessions and two races Full support Year-end prize monies/sponsorship & support amounting to approx. €5,500.00 Discounted prices on motorbikes, tyres and accessories A material package from Motul
5. ADAC regional club motor sport divisions There are ADAC regional motor sport divisions who offer further support to the riders in their
region. In the Appendix to this document you will find a list of the ADAC regional motor sport
divisions. Check the motor sport division in charge of your area and contact them personally.
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6. Guest riders: If you do not want to enter the ADAC Mini Bike Cup on a permanent all-season basis, and instead would like to ride only in a race or two, you can enter as a guest rider. The cost is €100.00 per event (= two races) and €250.00 for the introductory course.
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Info Sheet 4 2018 ADAC Junior Cup powered by KTM Generation 1997 to 2005 The ADAC Junior Cup powered by KTM is a talent class both for first-time riders and cross-over riders coming from other motor sport disciplines wishing to enter motorcycle road racing. In the ADAC Junior Cup powered by KTM you can learn how to corner at the highest possible speed, find your racing line and win races. Before the season starts an introductory course will be held where experienced instructors such as Dario Giuseppetti or Luca Grünwald show you all you need to know to start racing. The whole series is supervised by ADAC. The ADAC Junior Cup powered by KTM is the stepping stone to the ADAC Northern Europe Cup / Moto3. 1. Cost: In addition to the cost of the bikes, one season in the ADAC Junior Cup requires some €12,000.00 for the entry fee, travel expenses, fuel, tyres, equipment, spare parts etc. You must buy your own bike and other equipment items. You buy the bike from the official racing service of the series. New bikes cost €6,545.00 + approx. €655.00 for the obligatory racing package, incl. kick-stand, reduction gears and all original parts. To take advantage of this offer, your definitive entry to the ADAC Junior Cup powered by KTM must be confirmed and the entry fee received. Various manufacturers and vendors of equipment, accessories etc. offer special prices to ADAC Junior Cup powered by KTM entrants. You will find a second-hand market place (bikes/parts/equipment) on our website at http://www.adac-motorsport.de/adac-junior-cup/de/reglement/static/. 2. Calendar: Races in the ADAC Junior Cup powered by KTM are planned as supporting races of the Superbike, endurance world and MotoGP world championships and other events. Normally races are held at circuits such as the Sachsenring, Hockenheim, Oschersleben, Nurburgring, Red Bull Ring, Assen and Lausitzring. 3. Motorcycles and tyres: Only KTM RC390 Cup Bikes are allowed in the ADAC Junior Cup powered by KTM. You can buy them only through the official racing service of the series. Once you buy a bike you can use it in the Cup for an unlimited time. No tyres shall be used other than those specified. These will also be available to you at special prices. 4. The entry fee and what it buys: The entry fee is €2,600. It includes the following services and benefits:
3.5-day introductory course in Misano/Italy Approx. eight events with at least two 25-minute timed practice sessions and one race One approx. 25-minute free practice (if possible) Full support Continuing sponsorship & support for talented riders in follow-on series (approx.
€50,000.00 in total for national entrants / screening sessions for the Red Bull Rookies Cup for the best three riders, national or international, meeting the Red Bull Rookies Cup entry criteria).
One young rider will receive a KTM Duke 125 road bike Prize monies amounting to €10,000 Discounted prices on motorbikes, tyres and accessories X-Lite helmet Team uniforms for the rider and assistants A material package from Motul Coverage of DMSB licence fees where ADAC is the entrant (German riders only and only
if the licence is purchased through the ADAC head office)
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5. ADAC regional club motor sport divisions There are ADAC regional motor sport divisions who offer further support to the riders in their
region. In the Appendix to this document you will find a list of the ADAC regional motor sport
divisions. Check the motor sport division in charge of your area and contact them personally. 6. Guest riders:
If you do not want to enter the ADAC Junior Cup powered by KTM on a permanent all-season basis,
and instead would like to ride only in a race or two, you can enter as a guest rider.
The fee is approx. €1,090.00 per race for the complete package. It includes all services and benefits
except the rider’s overall and replacement parts/parts damaged in a crash.
If you already own an adequate bike, your guest rider entry fee will be only €290.00 per race. The
entry fee will be €100.00 higher for each two-race event or GP supporting event. An entry fee of
€500.00 shall apply to the introductory course.
Adequate bike means a former ADAC Junior Cup powered by KTM bike with a sealed engine which
must have been delivered by the official race service in one of the previous ADAC Junior Cup
powered by KTM seasons.
To take advantage of this offer, you must prove a certain level of racing experience, there must be
vacant places in the Cup and you need to meet the further criteria for entry to the ADAC Junior
Cup powered by KTM, as outlined in the Rules and Regulations.
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Info sheet 5 2018 ADAC Northern Europe Cup Moto3
Standard/GP Generation - 2004 The ADAC Northern Europe Cup Moto3 (NEC) is the stepping stone to the Moto3 Junior World Championship. Held in Northern Europe, the NEC aims to give young riders an affordable opportunity to develop their talents. The NEC can be entered in the classes GP and Standard (ST). 1. Cost: In addition to the cost of the bikes, one season in the ADAC Northern Europe Cup Moto3 Standard class requires some €25,000.00 for travel expenses, fuel, tyres, equipment, spare parts etc. The Standard class motorcycle (Honda NSF250R) is available from Honda Germany at a special price of approx. €12,850.00. Rather affordable used bikes are also available on the market. If you want to join a team, an entire season as a team member will cost you approx. €34,000.00 (excl. VAT, entry fee and replacements for parts damaged in a fall or crash). A season in the GP class costs approx. 50% more than in the Standard class. 2. Calendar: Races in the ADAC Northern Europe Cup Moto3 are planned as supporting races of the Superbike, Endurance and MotoGP world championships, the British Superbike Championship and other events. Normally races are held at circuits such as Assen, Brno, Sachsenring, Silverstone, Donington, Hockenheim, Oschersleben, Nurburgring, Red Bull Ring and Lausitzring. 3. Motorcycles and tyres: Only original Honda NSF250R bikes can be used in the NEC Standard class. Allowed modifications to the bike are very limited (footrests, fairing, gear ratio etc.). To keep costs low, the number of tyres per weekend is limited though. In the Moto3 GP class, any bikes can be used up to GP specification. No tyre restrictions apply. As the Regulations of the European Talent Cup and of the ADAC Northern Europe Cup are being harmonized, a restriction of the tyre brand to Dunlop is likely from 2018. 4. The entry fee and what it buys: The entry fee shall be €2,990.00. It includes the following services and benefits:
2.5-day pre-season training in Misano/Italy Approx. seven events (approx. ten races), each with at least two 25-minute timed practice
sessions and, if possible, one free practice session Tyre and parts service planned Prize monies/sponsorship & support amounting to approx. €25,000.00 in the Standard class Continuing financial support for talented riders Discounted prices on motorbikes, tyres and accessories
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5. ADAC regional club motor sport divisions There are ADAC regional motor sport divisions who offer further support to German riders from
their region. In the Appendix to this document you will find a list of the ADAC regional motor
sport divisions. Check the motor sport division in charge of your area and contact them personally. 6. Guest riders:
If you do not want to enter the ADAC Northern Europe Cup Moto3 on a permanent all-season
basis, you can enter as a guest rider. The fee is €390.00 per event. The entry fee is €590.00 for
each two-race event. For two-race MotoGP events the entry fee is €790.00.
Event: €390.00 (incl. pre-season training)
2 races or GP €590.00
2 races and GP €790.00
