Classes & Race Distances

Note that race day will consist of a practice & timed qualifying session plus 3 races where time permits. (subject to change)

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• 50cc Automatics -  8 Minutes + 1 Lap

  • Practice 6 Minutes​

• 65cc Cadet & Junior - 10 Minutes + 1 Lap

  • Practice 8 Minutes​

• 85cc Small Wheel - 12 Minutes + 1 Lap

  • Practice 10 Minutes​

• 85cc Big Wheel - 14 Minutes + 1 Lap

  • Practice 10 Minutes​

• Inter 125cc / Premier 250cc - 16 Minutes + 1 Lap

  • Practice 10 Minutes​​

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• Non-Championship Adult Support Class - 12 Minutes + 1 Lap

  • Practice 10 Minutes​

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Eligibility 

Open to all youth competitors aged 18 and under on 1st January 2025. Day licences are also available for those that reside in Ireland but do not hold a competition licence.

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You can find the Youth class age groups on Page 134-136 of the 2024 MRA Rule book which can be viewed here.

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Transponders

Transponders are required and will be used for timing using the speedhive timing system. Note that you will also require a riding number to be displayed on all three number plates on your machine. Specifications of this can be found here.

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Entries

Each club will issue entry forms for their round of the championship and when these are available, we will endeavour to publish a link to the entry form on this website and on our social media channels. Please contact the club directly if you have any queries with their round.

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Championship Standings

A downloadable PDF copy of the championship standings will be published after each event on this page.

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Race Results

A link to the results on speedhive will be published after each event on this page.

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Sponsorship

If you are interested in becoming a sponsor of this championship, please make yourself known to an MRA Officer or e-mail secretary@mraireland.com for further information on how to get involved.

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