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IMBA News
The dates and venues for the three GB IMBA rounds in 2009 have been released. Wolves get the opener, the Sidecar IMBA and first MX1/MX2Championship round, over the weekend of May 24/25th. July 26th sees Rockhampton as the venue for the MX2 IMBA and August 30th sees MX1 IMBA hosted by Shrewsbury Club at Condover.
Two new Off-Road DVDs out soon

Two new DVD's should be out before Christmas: The full GBXC season and the Tough One's Little Brother, both featuring spectacular UK action from the 2008 season.

More info when they are released but as far as the TOLB is concerned, contact WOR Events through their website:

www.worevents.com

Shropshire Scrambling in November
Sat and Sun
29/30th November 2008
For the last weekends action in November, WOR will be making a much anticipated return to the superb Corbett’s Hill Raceway in West Felton, nr Oswestry for a re-run of their superb MOTUL Moto Duro event from early October.

Again a hugely popular RACE EXP DAY will take place on the Saturday 29th with practice/ advice/training and a 1 hour race filling the day for the lucky riders.
FASTEDDYRACING.COM is pleased to announce the arrival of a new, fun 3 round MXC series for the winter months ahead. Running a moto duro type format, the events will be based in Shropshire on stubble field venues, offering riders a winter blast and chance to keep bike fit.

With events in November and December 08 and in January 2009 the events will offer the riders, 2 x 1hr races each, with classes for all ability’s catered for.
The 3 dates will run on SATURDAYS giving increased flexibility and choice to the competitors.

The dates are as follows: Saturday 22nd November, @ Boreton Farm, Shrewsbury. Saturday 20th December, @ Venue TBA, Shropshire. Saturday 4th January 2009, @ Venue TBA, Shropshire. The 8 classes will be: Expert Enduro, Expert MX, Clubman Enduro, Senior/Junior MX, Over 40’S, Sportsman, Novice, and Youth 14-16.

MXC (Moto X Country) is a mixture of MX and XC racing and really does bring good quality, fun racing to the masses, this series will be one not to miss.

With the circuits being designed and planned to be fun, fast and flowing, the opportunity to get some good winter bike time in a professional and organised environment could not be better.

Getting booked in for the series or an individual round could not be easier, Simply call Mrs Edmondson on 01543 370070 or e mail mandy.edmondson@virgin.net  and for more track based info, call  Fast Eddy himself on 07973563191.

Then the Sunday 30th November will have a MOTUL MOTO DURO event. Each rider will get 2 x 1 hour races with separate results and trophies for each race (each race is separately scored).

This time however WOR are splitting the classes with the Sportsman/Novice/Youth going separately to the Experts/Clubman and Over 40’s.

This will ensure a none too crowded track and riders of the same ability on the course at the same time….perfect stuff!!

These Moto Duro formats certainly fill quickly because of the MX rider interest (mx riders use moto duros for great winter bike time and training!) so once again WOR urge riders to get booked in ASAP for either of the days sport at Corbett’s Raceway.

07944378432 OR www.worevents.com and click enter online is the quickest and easiest way to secure your place.

So there you have it, Shropshire is the place to be this November for your Scrambling off road bike fun….

Non members welcome.
GBXC 2009

After what can only be described as a fantastic first year, the GBXC team are proud to announce the dates and some details regarding the 2009 edition of this superb national off road XC series.Steve Ireland and Paul Edmondson have recently met at length to discuss and review the championship and have come up with a 7 round series for 2009 that incorporates some small but significant changes.Once again for 2009 the series will be filmed and shown on the hugely popular and accessible internet web cast facility, (not everyone has Sky but most have a computer and the net!) as well as Television.The series has now grown to seven rounds with 5 to count. These “throwaway” rounds will ensure that the championship stays true to the end and allows the rider some flexibility regarding holidays and other commitments.

Dates for the 2009 GBXC series are as follows: Sticking with the one day race format…March 8th , April 5th, May 3rd, June 7th, July 5th, August 9th, September 6th.All venues TBA but expect a full National series.

Some other changes to the series are the introduction of a Youth only race within the championship. Due to popular demand the stars of the future will get their own GBXC race.The 65cc and 85cc riders will have their own 1hr XC event on the Sunday morning starting at 9am.The other Youth Riders on the up to 150cc machines will stay in the youth (14-16) class in the 2hr GBXC race. (10.30am start)

The Pro class at GBXC for 2009 will follow suit as in the US based GNCC championship and will be split into 2 categories, Pro and Pro lights,  (pro lights is up to 200cc 2t and Up to 250 4t, rest of class then will simply ride Pro). All other GBXC classes will stay the same. All riders will need to register to GBXC next year to secure a race number and be able to score championship points. (Non registered riders will not score points!) More details on the 2009 GBXC and all the new information including registering etc will be available at www.gbxc.co.uk in the very near future.

Finally …The 2008 GBXC Champions (1st to 3rd) in each class will be receiving their awards and adulations LIVE on stage at the 2008 Dirt Bike show. 2pm on the Saturday of the Show (15th November 2008) is where the champions will get their coveted Red Plates and silverware, A very fitting place to end the 2008 championship that will also ensure a very high profile public platform for the hard earned champions.

Ps…….Don’t forget round 4 of the 2008 GBXC is being shown on Sky sports on October 14th….check your listings for exact times…. 

See you soon…The GBXC team.

AMCA Transponder News (Unofficial)
Months of speculation may soon be over as it seems the final details of the AMCA's 'transponders-for-all' are being hammered out. Dedicated AMCA transponders, from race proven AMB, will cost £70 for five years, after which the cost will be £10 per year for registration or £20 per year for registration and warranty - which seems like a very good deal indeed! The low cost is only available due to a subsidy from the AMCA. Each AMCA group will be issued with two laptop computers, a generator and a printer and, in theory, it will be possible to view results online at MyLaps.com in the days following each event. Existing transponders (mainly Championship riders) will integrate seamlessly with the new system at all AMCA events. Good news.
 
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