National Stunt Riding Association

Q. What is the NSRA?
Q. Why should I become a member of the National Stunt Riding Association?
Q. Do I have to be a member to compete in sanctioned NSRA events?
Q. Should I Pre-register online for the competition or can I just sign up the day of the event?
Q. What are the rules?
Q. What is the format of a Regional Qualifier?
Q. Are there classes for Amateur and Pro riders?
Q. What is the purpose of the National Championships?
Q. What can I expect over the next year from the National Stunt Riding Association?

Q. What is the NSRA?
The NSRA stands for the National Stunt Riding Association. We are a new organization that is committed to bringing the underground sport of freestyle motorcycle stunt riding into the mainstream, by making it a nationally recognized, high-level competitive sport. The NSRA will give riders the opportunity to not only showcase their skills and talent to audiences all over the country, but it will also provide the riders with a nationally recognized ranking system that is unique to the stunt riding industry.

Q. Why should I become a member of the National Stunt Riding Association?
Becoming a member of the NSRA has many benefits to both riders and non-riders. We have created two specialized memberships that will cater to both groups. The biggest benefit of becoming a member as a rider, is that you will be entitled to full insurance coverage at all of our events. To learn more about becoming a member click here.

Q. Do I have to be a member to compete in sanctioned NSRA events?
In order to compete in any National Stunt Riding Association competition, a rider must be member in the organization. Due to the high risks involved in the sport, it is necessary that a rider be a member to be entitled to the insurance coverage and benefits at all competitions. Click here to learn about becoming a NSRA Rider Member.

Q. Should I Pre-register online for the competition or can I just sign up the day of the event?
We do allow registration at the event, however we cannot guarantee that a rider will be able to compete. Due to the high number of expected participants, once the rider capacity for a particular event is full, we will not allow further riders. We do suggest that you conveniently pre-register online if you are planning on entering a competition. In the interest of saving time and money we have provided this service online for you.

Q. What are the rules?
For a complete break down of the competition format, procedures, and scoring please download the Official National Stunt Riding Association 2003 Rulebook online.
Download the NSRA Rule Book.

Q. What is the format of a Regional Qualifier?
Regional qualifiers are broken down into a prelim and finals. The riders will compete in 4 events in the prelims, Longest Stoppie, Controlled Wheelie, Freestyle Burnout, and Xtreme Freestyle. Once all of the riders have competed in all 4 events, their scores will be averaged to get a total All-around score. From there the top 15 riders will go on to compete in the finals which will consists of 2 events, Xtreme Freestyle and Sickest Trick. Those 2 scores will be averaged to get an All-around score which will then put the top 15 riders in ranking order.

Q. Are there classes for Amateur and Pro riders?
Yes. We have created a system that allows Amateur riders to enjoy the thrills of competition without the fear of having to compete against the top Pro riders. The system is designed to give Amatuer riders the experience and confidence needed to one day advance to the Pro level. The difference in competition format for Amateur and Pro classes is explained in the NSRA Rule Book.
Download the NSRA Rule Book.

Q. What is the purpose of the National Championships?
Just like in any other sport, we are interested in determining the top riders in the country. A lot of hard work, money, time and effort goes into being a rider and we feel that it is time for riders to be recognized for their accomplishments. A National Team will be created from the top riders at the end of the year. The members of the National Team will experience international travel, tours, major corporate sponsorships, and bookings to perform exhibitions all over the US.

Q. What can I expect over the next year from the National Stunt Riding Association?
Regional Qualifiers around the country with a National Championship. A national ranking system to determine the best riders in the country. Tours and demos for National Team members. Big name musical acts at competitions. Highly organized events with bigger payouts, increased media coverage, accredited judges (with online certification for judges), a higher level of professionalism, and this is just the beginning.