There are 22 classes in the BCORCS series.  A racer's class determines their starting order, cut-off time, and which course (A,B,C or D) they are on. There are classes and courses for all ages and skill levels - from Peewees to Pros.  Please read the descriptions of each class [...]

Decide which Class to race in Obtain a Race License Sign the Waiver Race Numbers Pre-Enter a race Race Day Schedule Check-In on Race Day Racing Finishing the Race See the Race Results Series Points and Standing BCORCS Classes List Racer's Guide to Racing Decide which [...]

The PNWMA as the sanctioning body of the British Columbia Off-road Series adopts the following standard for acceptable helmets for competition. The participants must wear a helmet that is approved at a minimum by the DOT standard; however we highly recommend that participants wear helmets that met either the [...]

PNWMA BC Off-Road Championship Series Regions BCORCS is divided into two Regions:  Coastal (BCORCS-C) and Interior (BCORCS-I).  The idea is to allow racers and option of racing part of the series in a smaller more local format rather than running the entire series. The Coast – (Region #1) Generally [...]

These are recommended for riders to aid in scorekeeping and identification by spectators. These are not essential. If you do use numbers then please use the last three numbers of your PNWMA license. There will be no penalty for using other numbers and colors but we ask you to [...]

Position Points Position Points 1st 30 11th 10 2nd 25 12th 9 3rd 21 13th 8 4th 18 14th 7 5th 16 15th 6 6th 15 16th 5 7th 14 17th 4 8th 13 18th 3 9th 12 19th 2 10th 11 20th and over 1 21 or worse [...]

Throwaways: There is one throwaway per season, provided the racer has entered a minimum of 5 races.  Occasionally weather and environmental issues may cause race cancellations and change the number of races in the series. Work points & Good Samaritan: For those registered racers that decide to help out [...]

The transponders may be kept for as long as you decide to race. The transponders used by the Race Timer system are EXTREMELY durable, requiring virtually zero maintenance. When ready to use, they’ll be programmed with your rider number, and as you change classes / rider number through the [...]

Riders will be expected to take their motorcycles to tech inspection at every event. Bikes will be tested for sound and should be at 96db or less. Riders will also be expected to have an approved spark arrestor on their motorcycle. There will be random sound and spark arrestor [...]

Newly enacted BC Law mandates registration of Off- Road motorcycles (ORV). The responsibility to meet / comply lies with the owner / racer/ rider. It is the responsibility of the bike rider / owner to meet all the government requirements. The PN will not be monitoring or enforcing the [...]