What is "endurance racing"?

Endurance racing is the thrill of racing against the clock for the most laps. Here in the northwest the endurance series is called the Northwest Endurance Cup. There are 3 races a year which comprise of the NW Endurance Cup. Currently one of these races is run with OMRRA and the other two races with us, WMRRA. OMRRA hosts the 1, 4 hour race at Portland International Raceway and WMRRA hosts their 2 rounds as 4 hour races at Spokane County Motorsports Park.

Stuart Johnson is the organizer for the NW Endurance Cup. If you have any questions you can email him at endurance@wmrra.com

What are the rules?

The rules for endurance racing here in the NW depend on which club the race is being held with although generally the rules are the same.
WMRRA Endurance Rules
OMRRA Endurance Rules

How do I get involved?

You need to first have a racing license from a racing organization recognized by the club you are racing at. After that there are special rules for novice license holders so be sure to read the rule book carefully.

Why should I endurance race?

Endurance racing is the ultimate motorcycle road racing team sport. You all have to work together to accomplish your goals for the race. You also get the opportunity for a large quantity of seat time at full race pace. During that time you will learn how to be a better racer as each lap you get a chance to work on something specifically.

2010 Schedule