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    Re: question between novice and amatuer

    GTU basically means 600cc inline-four's & under
    GTO means unlimited cc's

    Novice GTU/GTO can only be raced by novice racers
    Amateur GTU/GTO is a mix of novice and expert racers.

    Yes, a first-time (novice) racer may race in amateur.

    That's pretty much it, with certain exceptions depending on your bike (not sure cuz I don't have any first-hand experience in this area, but I think Modern-Vintage might be a valid example). In cases like that, I think you may also need special permission from the New Rider Director, Mark Schellinger.
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    Re: question between novice and amatuer

    Quote Originally Posted by PsychoMike View Post
    and what else can a first time racer race in?
    Quote Originally Posted by Spiderman View Post
    That's pretty much it...
    Oops, I forgot - a novice is also eligible for Sportsman and Endurance classes.
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