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| R1 | Oct 3-5, 2025 [Double Points] | CW | Schedule |
|---|---|---|---|
| R2 | Oct 31-Nov 2, 2025 | CCW | Schedule |
| R3 | Dec 5-7, 2025 | CW | Schedule |
| R4 | Jan TBD, 2026 | CCW | Schedule |
| R5 | Feb TBD, 2026 | CW | Schedule |
| R6 | Mar TBD, 2026 | CCW | Schedule |
| R7 | Apr TBD, 2026 [Double Points] | CW | Schedule |
| numbers | Last Name | First Name |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Alexander | Corey |
| 2 | Williams | Owen |
| 3 | Enriquez | Alexander |
| 4 | Fernandez | Jayden |
| 5 | Sanzone | Luke |
| 6 | Zhao | Kathy |
| 7 | Alvarez | Gio |
| 8 | Ketelsen | Brenden |
| 9 | Sokolov | Igor |
| 10 | Califano | Alfonso |
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“With so many clubs struggling, it is nice to celebrate some successes. Congratulations to you and all of CVMA for the outstanding turnout and great weekend of racing…You have created such a unique environment. What I thought would be a weakness (not having places to stay and/or eat nearby) resulted in bringing people together and a camaraderie that is unrivaled. Great job!”
Bob Aguilar
Racer Dad – Jason Aguilar CVMA#96
“We will forever miss you Jason.” – CMVA
CVMA’s 3-day events offer practice on Friday and then two full days of racing every race weekend including Saturday qualifying for grid position in all classes, amateur and expert, as well as a wide variety of classes to choose from. So no matter if you race with CVMA all the time or it is your first time out, you won’t get stuck at the back of the grid if you are fast enough to be up front.
CVMA also gives you more of what you come to the race track for – racing. After a brief morning warmup, racing starts on Saturday morning and continues through Sunday. You didn’t come to the track to burn up tires and race gas practicing; you came to race. CVMA gives you racing.
The 2.68-mile track was designed by renowned track designer Ed Bargy. The track is wide, smooth, and features vast runoff areas. And it can be run in both directions. Safety is a primary concern, and the track was designed with motorcycle racing as a primary function, not an afterthought.