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How to find available numbers?

rudolfs001

Booty Hunter
Joined
Sep 6, 2016
Location
Union City
Moto(s)
KTM 450exc,
VStrom 650,
Buell 1125cr,
VFR800,
TLR,
SV650
Name
Rudy
Anyone know where I can find what numbers are available/what numbers are claimed for the 2025 season?
 
Each rider has a unique number in AFM. Last year's riders have priority for keeping their same number. When new riders register, they get to pick a number from what's available.

I'd like to know what numbers are already claimed, and which are available.

How can I find out?
 
Ah…..

However, I can’t provide you with an answer.

Good luck.
 
Have you contacted the AFM? That’s where I’d start.
 
For a new racer the number is assigned, you don't get to pick. It's usually a number in the upper portion of the available range, 700-999, but not always.

From the rule book:

"Numbers 1 to 5 are issued on the basis of rider performance in the Formula Pacific class from the prior season. Numbers 6 to 10 will be issued on the basis of points accrued in all other classes (Top Overall Points standings.) Numbers 11-999 are issued at the discretion of the Licensing Committee with consideration given to previous AFM Competition Number."
 
or email registration and ask.
 
Took me two years to get to select a two digit number. The one I wanted was not available, but the next year it was so I was able to change again. They should have retired that number :p :laughing

It is cool how numbers became names in ways. 11 & 13 come to mind, but there are more.
Got to race a while to get there.
 
For a new racer the number is assigned, you don't get to pick. It's usually a number in the upper portion of the available range, 700-999, but not always.

From the rule book:

"Numbers 1 to 5 are issued on the basis of rider performance in the Formula Pacific class from the prior season. Numbers 6 to 10 will be issued on the basis of points accrued in all other classes (Top Overall Points standings.) Numbers 11-999 are issued at the discretion of the Licensing Committee with consideration given to previous AFM Competition Number."
I got to pick my number in 2021 (#776)
 
I guess the application allows for one to list (3) number choices and then one is assigned by the registrar. You can reach out to registration if you have a specific number in mind and Allison will see what she can do; registrar@afmracing.org
 
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