Australian HPV Super Series - Racing Categories & Divisions

Racing Categories & Divisions

Category
Category 4 Community teams, University, Old Scholar and Technical/re-entry college teams.
  • Up to 10 riders per vehicle
Category 3 Senior Seconday, consists of Secondary School students under the age of 19 before Round 1
  • Up to 12 riders per vehicle
Category 2 Junior Secondary, consists of Secondary School students under the age of 16 before Round 1.
  • Up to 14 riders per vehicle
Category 1 Primary, consists of Primary School students only. (Year 6 & 7)
  • Up to 20 riders per vehicle

From 2006 a division for all Female teams was added to Categories 1, 2 & 3.

Category
All Female Division Categories 1, 2 & 3 have an all female team division
  • 20, 14 & 12 riders per vehicle respectively.

Categories 1, 2, 3 and 4 are assigned specific colours for their display numbers.

Category 4 - Blue Category 3 - White Category 2 - Yellow Category 3 - Orange

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