2026 Race Session Booking & Protocols

Updated: January, 2026

Current Schedule:

DISTRICT RACING ELIGIBILITY & FORMAT

  • If you have a Provincial Racing License through the Saskatchewan Cycling Association or a UCI License, you are eligible to race in a District race at Globe BMX, even if you are not a Globe BMX club member.
    • License upgrade instructions are noted below in the next section
  • Riders in both the 20″ and 24″ Cruiser Class are eligible.
  • Striders / Under 4 will race a modified format of the first 2 motos (full track), everyone else will race the standard 3 moto format unless semi’s or mains are required.
  • Independant riders will be charged $10/rider/race to participate. Cash only. Must be handed in at check in table prior to each race.
  • Riders must check in with registration between 5:15pm – 6pm on race day
  • While you’re on a roll – might as well check out our BMX 101 page to really get acquainted with BMX racing format and specifics: https://globebmx.com/bmx-101/
  • Must have a provincial license or upgrade to one!

    Upgrade instructions:
    Visit this link: https://ccnbikes.com/#!/memberships/saskatchewan-cycling-association-2024-annual-license-membership?fbclid=IwAR18bGA7TtCu7tiFOH0Cn660XtJXLvkkBiI1vq4G2T24vhNV-C2V9oMAmn4
    • Log in using the same account that you purchased your license and membership originally
    • Choose the big orange button that says Purchase a License (do not join a club, you’ve already done that!)
    • Select any rider that is 5 and older in age
    • Select Provincial Racing License, choose your correct BMX Class, and for the other disciplines just choose any of the selections when prompted.
    • It will calculate the difference between the General and Provincial license fee and only charge you the difference (if you’re under 17, it’s only $15)
    • Do not choose any Club Affiliation
    • Check out, then wait for your new license to be emailed to you by the Saskatchewan Cycling Association
    • Save Licenses to phones for easy check-in on race days

DISTRICT RACE REGISTRATION:

**NEW** On-site check-in – Riders must check in with our registration volunteer between 5:45pm and 6:30pm on race days, no pre-registration required. Please come prepared to present your race license (paper or digital copy).

TRACK SETUP

  • Registration check-in will be positioned so that as riders/parents arrive at the entrance of the track, riders can be positioned for briefing and parents can be directed to spectating/gear area section. 
  • First Aid will have a standard kit with first aid supplies, that will also consist of gloves, mask and sanitizer.
  • Volunteers during races will consist of Check-In/Race Secretary, Gate Operator, First Aid, Finish Line Assistants, Commissaires, Staging & Track safety.

****NEW RACE SCHEDULE STARTING THURSDAY JULY 9TH****

THURSDAY DISTRICT RACING SCHEDULE (July 9th, 16th, 23rd, 30th, August 6th, 13th, 20th, 27th, September 3rd):

  • 5:45pm – 6:30pm: Check In & Warm Up Laps
    • You can check in anytime between 5:45pm and 6:30pm, warm up laps will be continuous
    • First Aid & Gate Operator must be available at this time
    • Please let us know by 6pm if you are no longer able to race VERY IMPORTANT! Send an email to Elise@globebmx.com
  • 6:45pm: Motos posted online on Sqorz https://our.sqorz.com/org/globebmx
  • 6:30pm – 6:45pm: Officials & Volunteer Meeting
  • 6:45pm – 7pm: Staging Begins & Announcements
  • 7pm: Race Start (Striders race first and then the race follows the moto format starting at moto 1)
  • Riders must check in with our registration volunteer between 5:15pm and 6pm on race days, no pre-registration required
  • check and make sure age, plate, name, gender and class are correct
  • 4:00pm – 4:45pm: Check In & Warm Up Laps
    • You can check in anytime between 4pm and 4:45pm, warm up laps will be continuous
    • First Aid & Gate Operator must be available at this time
    • Please let us know by 4:30 if you are no longer able to race VERY IMPORTANT
  • 4:45pm: Motos posted online on Sqorz https://our.sqorz.com/org/globebmx
  • 4:45pm – 5:00pm:
    • Staging begins
    • Officials & Volunteer Meeting
  • 5:00pm – 5:15pm: Staging Continues & Announcements
  • 5:15pm: Race Start (Striders race first and then the race follows the moto format starting at moto 1)

THURSDAY FALL OPEN TRACK SCHEDULE (Sept 10th, 17th, 24th, October 1st: All weather dependant) :

  • 6pm – 8pm: Open Gate Practice
  • Globe BMX Members only
  • Sign up weekly here:
  • Runs until the end of October, weather dependant

SESSION SIGNUP:

  • District racing (May to September) – anyone that carries a valid SCA Provincial Cycling Licence or UCI license will be able to race.
  • Show up during the registration time

WHAT TO BRING:

  • Bike, full face helmet with visor in tact, proper race clothing, gloves and other race gear, closed toed shoes
  • License (photo on phone is fine)
  • Race & Side Plate (should stay on your bike) – you’ll receive them after registering as a club member and have turned in your volunteer bond
  • Small toolkit with side cutters, multi-tool, wrenches, hex/allen keys….whatever you might need to make sure you can adjust your gear as needed. Some even bring a tire pump which comes in useful!
  • TAPE & SHARPIE – this is for writing down moto assignments/lanes for you or your rider
  • Chairs if you want to sit down for spectating
  • Water & snacks
  • Parking is available in the Lakewood Civic Center parking lots

VOLUNTEERS

  • Volunteers are required to run races each week. Without the help of volunteers, we can’t run an efficient and fun race! Please consider volunteering:

    District Race Volunteer & Rider Sign up – Please visit the google calendar above for volunteer sign up

Emergency Action Plan & Closest Medical Facilities

Sometimes BMX may lead to injury! If the attending first aid is not able to assist a riders injuries on site, you may need to visit a local clinic, Hospital or Emergency Room. See the Emergency Action Plan for full details, or the quick info below on where to go in an emergency:

Directions to, and phone number of the nearest hospital(s) & mediclinic

  • Directions to the closest Hospital (Royal University Hospital)
    • Exit the Lakewood parking lot from the North West exit (near the recycling depot), onto McKercher Dr. going North
    • Exit left onto College Dr, going west
    • Turn right on Hospital Drive, look for Emergency on right hand side

      Hospital Address:
      103 Hospital Dr, Saskatoon, SK S7N 0W8
      Phone: (306) 655-1000

  • Direction to the nearest walk-in Medical Clinic with extended hours (Lakeside Medical Clinic)
    • Exit the Lakewood parking lot from the North West exit (near the recycling depot), onto McKercher Dr. going North
    • Continue until McKercher Dr. ends then take a left on 105th St. E.
    • Take your next left onto Joseph Okemasis Dr and the clinic will be on your left
    • Open until 10pm

      Clinic Address:
      215 Joseph Okemasis Dr, Saskatoon, SK S7N 3A8
      Phone: (306) 374-6884
      Hours: 9am – 10pm daily
       
  • Directions to the nearest walk-in Medical Clinic (Alliance Health Medical Walk-in Clinic)
    • Exit the Lakewood parking lot from the North West exit (near the recycling depot), onto McKercher Dr. going North
    • Turn left into College Park Mall
    • Arrive at Alliance Health Medical Walk-In Clinic

      Clinic Address:
      3919 8 St E, Saskatoon, SK S7H 5M7
      Phone: (306) 343-1661
      Hours: 9am-5pm, closed Saturday & Sundays