The Mini PEV Games 2025

The Mini PEV Games 2025, hosted by E-Rider Racing and brought to you by Eevee's, is a single day indoor competition for Onewheel, EUC and E-Skate. Explore what Vendors Row has to offer and pickup a refreshment between the races. The track schedule is packed once again with everything from the high energy traditional track racing and backwards/switch racing we've come to love, to new additions like the obstacle course for the EUCs and Onewheels. With support from companies in five different countries and our first arrival of international competitors, last year was exciting. We are ready to do it again... only better! Come explore what The Mini PEV Games 2025 has to offer.

10:00 am- Open doors to racers and spectators

10:45 - Mandatory racers meeting

11:00 - Open track for practice (Must pass safety check)

11:45 - Onewheel Switch Race

12:15 - E-Skate Switch Race

12:45 - EUC Backwards Race

1:15 - 45 min Break

2:00 - Onewheel Track Heats

2:30 - E-Skate Track Heats

3:00 - EUC Track Heats

3:30 - Onewheel Chair Race

4:00 - E-Skate Go-Kart Race

4:30 - 20 min Break | Track restructure

4:50 - EUC Obstacle Race

5:40 - Onewheel Obstacle Race

6:30 - EUC “Stay In A Box”

7:00 - 20 min Break | Track restructure

7:20 - Team Relay

7:45 - All Track Finals

8:15 - Awards and closing remarks

8:45pm - Teardown

1. A helmet* must be worn on the track at all times.
2. You must wear gloves/wrist guards, elbow guards, knee guards and full shoes while racing.
3. You must listen to track officials at all times.
4. You may come in contact with one another but no forceful contact may be made. If the contact is deemed forceful by a track official, you may be disqualified from that race.
5. No cutting the track. You may run into/displace a cone or barrier indicator but if it is deemed “cutting” by a track official, you may be warned or disqualified from that race.
6. If a false start occurs, a track official will announce “false start” within the first ½ lap. You will be disqualified from the race after your 2nd false start.
7. You may use communication devices on the track during competition.
8. No foul behaviour will be tolerated. We are a supportive community and rarely have issues & we all enjoy it this way.
9. If you are deemed to be under the influence, you will be pulled aside by track officials or event management. There are no intoxicants permitted at this event.
10. To race in the Onewheel class, you must ride any Onewheel device or anything similar ie. a modded version of a Onewheel like a VESC board.
11. To race in the EUC class, you must ride a wheel with a diameter of 15” or less.
    No suspension models allowed.
    Begode: Mten Mini, Mten4, Mten5, A2, MCM5
    Kingsong: 14D, 14M
    Inmotion: V5, V5F
12. To race in the E-Skate class, you must ride a short board of 34” or less.
13. No “rim riding” or riding with no air pressure.
14. You must have signed the registration and waiver form to be allowed access to the track.
15. You must sign in at the racers meeting to compete.

*deemed at minimum as any manufactured helmet safe for basic bike use. Full face coverage recommended.

• The Rider must ride backwards. You may ride forwards in the reverse direction to start your backwards movement again.

• The Rider must ride in their “switch” stance.

• Manoeuvre through the course, obstacle by obstacle in order and as described
• You may have two runs of the course
• Fastest rider wins

• The rider must stay on their wheel at all times with only the tire touching the ground. Nothing but the tire may touch the ground
• The rider must stay within the confines of the box
• No rim riding, must have air in tire
• The rider may have no assistance at all (ie. pole, friend)
• Longest time wins

• The Rider must Sit down on their board while racing

The Riders must:

• Be on a team of 4; at least 1 EUC, 1 Onewheel and 1 E-Skate. 4th may be EUC, Onewheel or E-Skate as defined in the rules and regulations.
• Complete 2 full laps before handing off the “baton” at the start/finish line.
• Complete 8 laps as a team in total in the format above

Winners from each heat will gain points bracket down to a 1v1 final race.

1st place = 3 pts

2nd place = 2 pts

3rd place = 1 pt

Winners of individual events are entitled to bragging rights but points determine the “Champion” of each PEV. Most points overall wins.

Podium and prizes for 1st, 2nd and 3rd place overall points in EUC, Onewheel, E-Skate from all events but the Team Relay.

Podium and prizes for 1st, 2nd and 3rd place overall teams in the Team Relay

Host or Publisher Electric Racing League Toronto