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The LA Cross-Country Series provides for
fun, competitive, family oriented off-road racing in or near the state of
Louisiana.
Points are accumulated throughout the year and
the racers in each class are recognized at a year-end awards ceremony
in Lafayette, LA.
A sincere effort will be made to spread the venues out equally
across the state (and possibly in surrounding states) to
keep the driving
distances to a minimum for all.
The courses will be around five miles long to
allow for more spectator involvement, more pictures, more videos,
etc. Most courses will include a motocross
track in order to attract more motocross rider participation & test
all of the riders' overall skillset.
Adults race for 1 hour and 30 minutes and in most cases
will run rain or shine (depending on the particular land owner).
The starts will be dead-engine for the main event, different classes will be spaced 30
seconds apart, and the starting order will range from expert classes
1st...to beginner classes last.
Please read the
RULES page. If you have any questions or
suggestions please
email us.
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MotoTally is used to score each event
and for managing the year-end points standings (same as the National Enduro Series,
2-Day ISDE Qualifiers, OMA Series, AHSCS, and many others in the US). |
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MotoTally is by far the best scoring / points management system
around for offroad race series. Results can be printed quickly
after each event including lap times and results/points uploaded
usually within a few hours after each event.
Left: Riders can see their #, elapsed time, place in class,
and how far behind the leader (or will show "Class Leader") by
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The LACC Series includes almost all race
conditions to test each rider's overall skill!
MX |
Obstacles |
Open Areas / Grass Tracks |
Woods Sections |
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Mud |
Dust |
Dead-engine Starts |
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Endurance |
...and more Obstacles (easy but
longer alternate routes will be included) |
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The LACC Series may bring back good memories for
those who used to run the LA Hare Scramble Championship Series:
(Allen's son Coy made the podium in the XC1 Expert Class at Round 1
- 225 Xtreme M. Park 2/15/2009)
Thanks to Brian Bland for sending these old
flyers in:
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