All GNCC, off-road, and youth motocross riders are invited to try the sport of trials! Developed in collaboration with the AMA/NATC National Series and NEXT GEN Regional Youth events, the Cup offers young riders a structured pathway to showcase their skills on a national stage. Through the sport of trials, riders will hone their skills and learn balance that will overall make them better rider in all disciplines.
The Beta 80 Cup is specifically tailored for riders aged 10–14 competing on 2023 or newer Beta 80cc machines. To qualify for the series, participants must compete in either the East or West AMA/NATC National Series within the Junior Clubman class. Highlighting the importance of community and safety, all participants are required by NATC regulations to have a designated Minder.
Program Requirements & Details:
- Eligibility: Riders aged 10–14 competing on 2023 or newer Beta 80 models.
- Series Participation: Must compete in all East or West AMA/NATC National events (JR Clubman class).
- Regional Integration: Riders must also participate in at least one AMA/NEXT GEN Regional Youth event.
- Scoring: Eligibility and results will be verified at each event by NATC and NEXT GEN. The highest total championship points accumulated from four rounds in either the East or the West, as well as points from the NextGen national, will win the Beta 80 Cup.
- Each Beta Cup participant will receive a gift from Beta for competing in the series.
The winner of the Beta 80 Cup will receive a brand-new Beta Evo 80cc or Sincro 125 Trial bike as well as the Beta 80 Cup Championship Trophy.
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