The ANQ Deadline is TODAY!

The ANQ Deadline is TODAY! The deadline to retain your ANQ position is today! Do not delay. If you have qualified through the ANQ system, are not yet registered for the TransCan and your class is full, register as an ALTERNATE. We will process accordingly once all ANQ results have been received. ANQ FAQs What is the deadline to register and retain my qualified gate position? Gate positions are held for ANQ qualified riders ONLY until June 27th – if you have not registered for your desired classes by June 27th, your gate position is not held regardless of your finish position. We DO NOT hold your ANQ gate position in the hopes you will show up at the line. The Basics: This is a limited entry event. Riders are encouraged to participate in at least one Amateur National Qualifier event (ANQ) in addition to pre-entering. Entry priority is determined by the Regional ANQ series’ results and regional entry allocation. Additional regional entries and entries for lower qualified riders will be accepted if allocated positions are not filled. Entry timestamps come into play in the case of a “0” points tie after full regional allocations have taken place. The bracketed number (x) below is the minimum number of guaranteed pre-entry gate positions allocated per region for each ANQ Championship. The Walton TransCan is a limited entry event. There are 42 gate positions available for each class. In addition, standby positions are assigned to participate in practice and be available to ‘fill-in’ up until the gate drop of the first moto. More Words = More Details: Gate positions are held open with an appropriate number of gates in every class allocated by the number of racers in each region of Canada. If the allocated gate positions of a region are not filled by the close of pre-entry on June 27th, they are returned to the pool of available gate positions. If entries from a region exceed the region’s allocated amount, those entries will only be accepted if gate positions are available from the pool of available gate positions. Riders are ranked for the Walton TransCan. The ranking is based on the Amateur National Qualifiers (ANQ) to ensure that Canada’s best athletes make it to the limited start gate. ANQ events are those regional events identified by the TransCan as most representative of each region’s talent. It is the responsibility of the riders to ensure that any ANQ results are posted in their region accurately. The date of entry is used as a tiebreaker in ranking points. Failure to participate in ANQs results in received rider entries being ranked after all ANQ participant entries. Low ranking results in a later gate pick for the first moto. In a full class, you will not get a starting position. If a TransCan entry does not get ranked through at least one ANQ participation, they will only be eligible to enter as a post entry. Confirmation of non-participants entries is delayed until all ANQ participating entries are confirmed. Riders are encouraged to achieve their best possible result in ANQs, pre-enter TransCan before June 27th for maximum savings, and thereby get their best start gate position for the first moto and best assurance of being on the line as one of 42 of the finest from across the country. BC (6) Alberta (6) Saskatchewan (3) Manitoba (3) South Western/Eastern Ontario (10) Northern Ontario (2) Quebec (8) Atlantic (4) What if my region doesn’t have an ANQ? If your region does not have an ANQ, you can ride ANQs in as many regions and classes as you like and then pick the results that give you the best entry position. Better yet, sign up today! The earlier you register, the better your odds of receiving a gate position once the ANQ series is complete. If your qualifier series position is lower than your region’s allocated positions, you may still get a starting position based on riders that qualified in your region but did not enter the GNC. If other regions’ entries do not fill their allocated positions, these will be filled based on the date an entry is received. I’ve heard of Waitlist Entries (also called Standby Entries or Alternates) – what are they? When the gate is full for a given class, we maintain a list of riders who want to ride in that particular class. If cancellations or no-shows occur, the gate will be filled from the waitlist in the order entries are ranked. How does the Waitlist work? All riders must register using the Waitlist Option on the registration page. Waitlist entries are time-stamped and allocated to each class based on the date and time of registration. Waitlist spots are not distributed based on a personal relationship, a sponsor relationship or a meaningful story. If you register for a Waitlist position in a specific class and you do not receive a gate position for that class after the hot lap of the first moto, your fees are refunded without penalty. At no point in time do we call people to tell them to register for a class because it is filling up. We do not show preferential treatment to any single rider, regardless of personal or professional affiliation. What else do I need to know? Confirmations will be emailed after the completion of regional qualifiers and the compilation of national results. After that, confirmations will be sent out bi-weekly on an as-received basis. The order of preference for first moto gate position, resolution of number conflicts and the order of standby entries are determined by qualifier position and date of entry. Your confirmation email letter should be available at sign-in if there are any problems with registration, so hang on to it Looking for some extra seat time in Walton before the TransCan? Register today for the Parts Canada Amateur Open on Saturday, July 2nd. This is your ONLY chance left to race here before the TransCan.WaltonONE Amateur Racing

About Walton Raceway Walton Raceway is located in Huron Country on Ontario’s West Coast. The address of the facility is 42932 Walton Road in Walton, Ontario, Canada. Walton Raceway was opened in 1971 and is one the longest-running and most prestigious Motocross facilities within Canada. About The TransCanIn 1992, the TransCan was created as Walton Raceway would hold an annual event drawing on all the best things in the sport, an annual coming together for bragging rights, a celebration of Canadian Motocross. The TransCan was built from a great natural track, strong community support, accessibility and support from the Industry. The emphasis was to be real outdoor style motocross, highly competitive with lots of extracurricular attractions and opportunities for the best Canadian racers in all age classes to compete against each other for a Canadian Amateur and Pro Motocross Championship. © 2021 TransCan Canadian Motocross Grand National Championship – the Largest Race in Canada