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- introduction -
It all started
from the concept of offering riders the possibility to be part of a
Championship, without having to deal
with astronomical expenses of the "professional" Championships.
The goal was also to be able to put on the
Starting Grid, riders from different nations, to blend in all types of
qualities, riding skills and give the possibility to
everyone to confront themself with other European riders.
We understood that the only way to achived this goal, was to unite
forces from different organizers which would bring
their own riders. Only so, we would be able to bring together riders
from different nations, in every event.
So was created
the ERC ( European
Riders Cup )
This was thought for ENDURANCE races and
for GP races in the
SSP and SBK classes.
Riders with and
without racing license can register to the ERC
Championships.
As these
Championships are thought for "non professional" riders, we implemented
some rules and restrictions to
ensure that professional riders or ex-champions, would not come and take
advantage of our riders.
It is possible
that a rider with a racing license, might take part also to
"professional" Championships, like
"Alpe Adria", etc.. Therefore Riders with a racing
license can register to the ERC
Championships, but only if they do
not fall in any of the categories listed in the
Restriction-document
. In this document we have listed the positions
ranges in the standings for each "professional" championship we could
think of, for which we do not allow registration
to the ERC Championships.
For eaxmple : a rider that follows also the Alpe Adria, if he is
among the first 15 riders in the standings of Alpe Adria,
he will be able to take part to our events, but he will not be
qualified for the ERC Championships
( please see the full list of standings ranges and professional
championships )
We rely on the
sportmanship and fairness of all riders registering with the
ERC Championships. |
