Competition Rules

Amped Electric Games (AEG) is the governing authority for this racing series.

• All races operate under this rulebook.
• The Race Director has final authority on race day.
• Safety overrides competition: officials may modify procedures if required.

• Active membership is required for points, rankings, and championship eligibility.
• Racers must sign the liability waiver before entering the track.
• Membership status may be checked at registration.
• Membership is renewed annually.

• Youth: 12 and under (as of January 1).
• Teen: 13–16 (as of January 1).
• Pro Men: Elite riders
• Pro Women: Open to all female riders.
• AEG may reclassify riders for safety or competitive balance.

• Riders must register before the posted deadline.
• ID may be required to verify age.
• Riders must attend the mandatory rider meeting.
• Event credentials must be displayed in restricted areas.

• Each rider receives a race number.
• Numbers must be clearly displayed as required by the event.
• 1–99 may be reserved for Pros or past champions.
• Race numbers must be clearly visible from the front and the back.

Events may include:

• Practice
• Qualifying
• Timed heats
• Finals
• Mass Start

Formats must follow AEG guidelines and will be published per event.

Race Timing:

• Times recorded to 0.01 seconds.
• Winner determined by lowest time or fastest run depending on event format.

• Electronic timing required; manual backup allowed.
• DNF (Did Not Finish) and DNS (Did Not Start) receive maximum points for that race.
• Dead heats share placement and points.
• Race Directors must verify all official times.

8.1 Core Formula

Race Points = ((Tr – Tw) / Tw) × 1000

• Tr = Racer''s time
• Tw = Winner''s time

8.2 Rules

• Winner always scores 0.00.
• Lower points = better performance.
• Every event counts equally.
• No penalties, multipliers, or weighting in Year 1.

9.1 Season Points Formula

Each rider''s season total = average of their two best races:

Season Points = (Best Race 1 + Best Race 2) / 2

9.3 Champion

Lowest season points wins.

9.4 Seasonal Reset

• Season runs Jan 1 – Dec 31.
• All rankings reset annually.

Classes vary by event but typically include:

• Mens Pro
• Womens Pro
• Mens Amateur
• Womens Amateur
• Youth / Teen
• Masters 40+

Future expansion possible, but not included in this racer rulebook.

• Only single-wheel, self-balancing electric unicycles are allowed.
• No handlebars or steering assists unless approved.
• Must be free from mechanical damage.
• Battery and wiring must be secured; no exposed HV components.
• Officials may inspect at any time.

Mandatory:

• Full-face helmet
• Gloves/wrist protection
• Knee + elbow pads
• Armor or armored jacket (back protection strongly recommended)
• Sturdy, ankle-covering footwear

Damaged gear may disqualify a rider from entering the course.

• Tracks must have safe run-off when possible.
• Riders must follow marshal and flag instructions.
• Emergency access must always be clear.

• Arrive to staging on time.
• Start order must be followed.
• Movement before the start signal = jump start penalty.

• Clean, respectful racing is required.
• Must allow reasonable space when passing.
• Blocking, weaving, or dangerous line changes prohibited.
• Crashed riders must rejoin only when safe.

• Green: Track live
• Yellow: Caution – no passing
• Red: Race stopped
• Black: Rider-specific issue – exit track
• Checkered: End of session

• Warning
• Time penalty
• Position penalty
• Removal from session or event

May result from:

• Intentional/reckless contact
• Riding impaired
• Physical or verbal assault
• Unsafe or illegal equipment

• Timing/placement protests must be submitted in the protest window.
• Must be written and directed to the Race Director.
• Video evidence may be considered.
• Race-day decisions are final.

• EMS must be present for racing sessions.
• Riders involved in major crashes may need evaluation.
• Officials may remove riders for safety concerns.

• Venues must maintain safe tracks and barriers.
• Riders must follow venue safety rules at all times.

• Approved timing systems determine official results.
• Riders must ensure numbers and timing chips are properly placed.
• Events may record video, photos, and interviews.

• Youth classes must follow published age limits.
• Guardian consent required.
• Additional safety gear or speed limits may apply.

• Damaged or swollen batteries are prohibited.
• Charging only in designated areas.
• Any battery incident must be reported immediately.

• No alcohol, drugs, or impairing substances before or during racing.
• Officials may remove riders suspected of impairment.

• AEG may update rules as needed.
• Revisions will be published with version dates.
• Riders may submit feedback for future seasons.