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Appendix G
Homologation Rules

G1 AMA Pro Homologation Procedure for American SuperBike,
Daytona SportBike and SuperSport Motorcycles

a. Homologation is the official assessment made by AMA Pro
Racing for a particular motorcycle to determine its eligibility for
competition. Eligibility will be based on available quantities, retail
pricing and technical suitability for a particular class. Inclusion
or exclusion is at the sole discretion of AMA Pro Racing. An
approved model can be disallowed at any time for violations of
quantities or pricing.

G2 Requirements for an AMA Pro Homologation
a. Any manufacturer of mass production, U.S. street legal
motorcycles may apply for an AMA Pro Homologation.

Technical suitability and manufacturer preference will determine
class specific placement for each model based on the following
eligibility:

G3 Eligibility Requirements:

a. The motorcycles must be of current production.

b. The motorcycles are to be sold for everyday use.

c. At the time of the AMA Pro inspection for homologation
the motorcycle must be fully equipped with all road going
equipment. This includes, but is not limited to, lights, blinkers,
kick stands, etc.

d. The motorcycle must meet all D.O.T., E.P.A., and other U.S.
Federal requirements for street usage.

e. The motorcycle must have a manufacturer’s certificate of origin.

f. A third party may homologate the motorcycle but they must
comply with all requirements.


G4 Minimum Production Quantities

a. The minimum production quantities consist of units with
identical equipment and technical specifications intended for
sale to retail customers.

b. Evidence of production quantities and time frames must be
submitted to AMA Pro Racing upon request. Availability and
sale to the public may be demonstrated by waybills, bills of
lading and/or any other bonafide import, export or customs
documents.

c. Quantity and pricing requirements are as follows:

i. The manufacturer must have produced a quantity of at
least 18 units before applying for homologation.

ii. The minimum quantity of 36 units must be produced by
June 1st of the current competition season.

iii. The minimum quantity of 72 units must be produced 15
days previous to the last race of the current competition
season.

iv. The minimum quantity of 100 units must be produced by
the end of the calendar year.

v. Motorcycles submitted for American SuperBike
homologation approval may not exceed a retail price of
$40,000 U.S.

vi. Motorcycles submitted for Daytona SportBike and
SuperSport homologation approval may not exceed a retail
price of $20,000 U.S.