D. All riders, regardless of whether they’re participating in the
accumulation of year-end championship points or not, must have a plate on the
front of their motorcycle conforming to the following rules:
1. Name and rider class must be displayed in minimum .” tall letters.
2. Riders may display their previous year’s finishing position if in the top
10 for their class. If a rider did not earn a position in the top 10, or if they
are riding in a new class, then their NETA membership number must be used.
3. A letter indicating which line should be ridden must be displayed
after the riding number.
4. Riding number and line designator must be displayed in minimum 2”
tall alphanumeric characters. Name and rider class must be displayed in
minimum .” tall alphanumeric characters. The colors and font chosen for the
plate information should be of contrasting colors and provide sufficient
readability, from an observer positioned anywhere within the section, for
section officials to determine which line is to be ridden.
E. A ten-point penalty may be assessed to any competitor who does not
display a proper number plate for the event in question.
F. Riders changing classes must conform to number plate rules for the
class they are riding. Failure to comply with this requirement for any event
after a class change will result in a 10-point penalty for the event in question.
G. Day-Pass riders must display a pre-printed rider plate assigned by the
NETA at registration. The Competitor’s name will be added to the top of the
plate along with the series round number and riding level (A, B or C). This
temporary plate will only be valid for that event and must be reissued for each
round. One-day pass riders are subject to the same 10-point penalty, if
temporary plate provided is not displayed.
I have a question about riding level. At meriden I rode the B line, however I did not see a C line. I'm In the novice class and would think I would be a C as that seems to a) be the story of my life and b) the class I ride in Netra. I'm planning on going to RI so I gotta get this "line" thing figured out. So am I a B or C???