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International Club Championship 

LEGENDARY INDIVIDUAL OLDTIMERS

      When submitting agenda items for Congress each year chapters may submit names of past IOTMX members to be placed on the International Club Championship cup.   These names will be voted on at the Congress meeting.  Each chapter can submit one or two names each year and Congress will decide on what the correct Number is – one or two.  The chapter submitting the name will give a brief explanation why they think this person should have his name on the “Legend Cup” and how his life has benefited all IOTMX and his chapter.  Once voted on and approved, the chapter submitting the name will pay for the engraving of the name on the “Legend Cup”.  The chapter who has possession of the cup at the time will have the engraving done.   The name will be ½” to ¾” high and done by a professional engraver.  If a chapter submits a name and is turned down for three (3) years in a row, it will be put on the cup the next race season, so by a chapters persistence, no name can ever be black balled from the Legend Cup if the Chapter feels strongly about the past member.

CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP

      Each year a Club will be named International Club Champion for the previous year completed.   If necessary all clubs will donate a set amount to buy a large trophy that can be passed on to the next Club that wins, year after year - the same trophy.  The International Club Championship trophy will be for the riding season starting in 2008.  The Trophy will have ample room on it for all future years and the Club winning will pay to have its Name and year engraved on the Trophy on a 2"X1" name plate. The Winning Club will keep it until the first race of the following year and then give it to the next winning club at that race (2010).

     The rules for the International Club Champion are:

 1.  The International Old-timers Club Championship will utilize a positive scoring system. It will be the same as all Oldtimers receive now for a weekend of racing   This International points scoring system will be based on the overall event finish position, not per moto. See Section XI (C.) of International rules.  

 2.  Each Club will be scored for its rides as follows. Only 1 OT rider will score for each class and they will get the same score as they received for finish overall for the weekend of racing.   Example Oregon 40+ Expert rider gets 1st place, Oregon gets 30 pts. 2nd place and 3rd are Oregon riders they receive no points.  Idaho next rider in the Expert Class with 4th place, Idaho scores 18 point for 4th place, next rider is Washington at 5th place they get 16 points. You only get to score 1 position per class. This way the small clubs have a chance at winning too, they only have to have one Old-timer rider in all 16 Classes to score well.   If you have one rider in each class the minimum you can score for the weekend is 160 points if they all finish below 11th place in each class.  Every class will score 30 points but depending on club finish not all class will score 2nd or 3rd etc., etc. The Club member that scores the highest in each class scores the points for the Club Championship for that class, that race.  If you finish behind a member of your club you score no points.

 3. For a rider to be eligible for his points to be counted, he or she has to be first time rider or been racing with an International card for that Club for 2 years. No club can solicited members from out side of their State or club to ride for them in up-coming years. No getting ringers for a class. If you are an existing Old-timer you have to have raced two complete years with a club or just turned 40 years old to have your scores counted.

 4. If an Old timer rides 2 classes, only the top score will be counted for 1 class. Example 40+ Master and then 50+ Masters, only 1 class counts.  No Old timer can be counted on a single weekend for more than 1 class.

 5. The Club with the most points wins the International Club Champion for that racing year and bragging rights for all of next year racing.  All 16 classes count and all 12 races count.

 6. Garry Roestel will keep all the records and score all points for the International Club Champion for each year.