Entrants, riders and participants are required to know and understand the rules and regulations that cover the BRANSON USA event and are (by reason of their entry) definitely bound by such rules and regulations. Each participant in competition has the responsibility to assess the safety aspects of track facilities and conditions and MUST assume the risk of competition.
GENERAL RULES FOR COMPETITION:
There must be at least five (5) entries to make up a class at the BRANSON USA race. If there are less than 5 entries, they shall compete in the next higher age group or rider class as applicable and will be eligible for trophies and awarded points according to how they finish in that higher class only.

1. The one machine qualified for (or used in the first moto) must be used by the rider for all motos in that event.
2. One bike may be entered by two or more riders for other events within the same bike classification by paying the additional entry fee.
3. No one except riders officially entered may ride or practice on the race course at any time.
4. If a rider leaves the course during the race for any reason, whether mechanical or physical, and then decides to resume the race, the rider must re-enter at his point of exit before another lap can be counted in his favor. If it is unsafe or impossible to re-enter at his point of exit, then he must re-enter the race track where he has considered it safe to do so without bettering his position.
5. If a moto must be stopped because one or more riders is obstructing the progress of that moto, that rider(s) may not be allowed to continue in the re-start of that moto, as determined by the event official
6. Race Officials will determine restart conditions.
7. If for any reason the race must be stopped, it will be considered completed if over 50% of the race has been run.
8. A lapped rider must move over at all times or he will be black-flagged.
9. Any foul riding, unnecessary bumping, crowding, lack of caution, blocking or other unsportsmanlike conduct at the race event is grounds for disqualification or penalty as determined by Race Management.
10. Officials are not responsible to locate entrants for the events they are entered in.
11. Officials will not be responsible for any occurrence that results in “back to back” motos for a rider who enters multiple race events. The rider's representative must notify officials of that occurrence and be available at the start area for consultation.
12. No one, rider or his representative, will be allowed to hold or station himself in a preferred position on the start line in advance of his moto. No practice starts in advance of a moto will be allowed unless approved by the Start Line Official.
13. Flags are used to communicate with riders on the track. Riders are responsible for taking the appropriate action:
GREEN. . . . . .Start of the race (THE 2-1 BOARD UTILIZED FOR STARTING)
YELLOW. . . . .Danger on track, use caution between yellow flags and danger area
RED . . . . . . . Stopping of race for an emergency situation
BLACK. . . . . Disqualification of rider.
WHITE. . . . . .One lap to go to finish
BLACK and WHITE. . Checkered flag. Finish, end of race
Racers should continue to race until they are given the checkered flag.
It is possible a racer may never see the white flag only the checkered. Officials Scorers Lap Sheets and decisions are final.
14. All riders must have ankle or higher boots, proper helmets (current Snell standards), eye and full upper and lower body coverage (such as “race” pants and full arm race jersey).
15. THE RIDER IS RESPONSIBLE FOR THE CONDUCT OF HIMSELF AND HIS PARENTS, TUNERS OR ANYONE ELSE ASSOCIATED WITH HIM. BRANSON USA reserves the right to refuse entry or participation to anyone including their right to enter the property where the event is being presented, whether it be participant, parent or anyone deemed by BRANSON USA as associated with same.
16. Any verbal harassment to Officials will be grounds for immediate disqualification and/or fine for those riders or parties involved. Any physical abuse to Officials will be grounds for permanent disqualification of the rider and allowable for notice by BRANSON USA to all other race associations of the occurrence.
17. No soliciting or distributing of literature or products will be allowed at BRANSON USA events without prior approval from BRANSON USA officials.
18. NO REFUNDS OR RAIN CHECKS will be issued in any classes once you have ridden on the track for practice or racing.
19. All trophies, prizes, etc. not picked up on day of event or designated pick up date by BRANSON USA will be forfeited.
20. Officials reserve the right to prevent anyone from competing in any event if the rider or bike does not comply with the rules.
30% TROPHIES AWARDED BASED UPON NUMBER OF ENTRIES IN EACH CLASS. 4 ENTRIES AND LESS MOVE UP TO NEXT HIGHER CLASS.