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| Husqvarna dominates Enduro 1 class at GP of Turkey |
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Juha Salminen and Matti Seistola claim a win a piece to continue their supremacy in E1 while E2 championship leader Antoine Meo also secures podium-topping result…
Husqvarna CH Racing Monster Energy team riders Juha Salminen, Matti Seistola and Antoine Meo continue their impressive results in the ’11 Enduro World Championship with all three riders enjoying victory during the fourth round of the series, the GP of Turkey held in Fethiye. Continuing the impressive form that saw all three riders stand on top of the podium at the team’s home round of the series just four weeks ago, in Turkey it was business as usual for respective Enduro 1 and Enduro 2 class leaders Juha Salminen and Antoine Meo with both riders standing firm at the top of their championships. more. |
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| GBXC 4: Sagar Double at Welshpool. Pic by Vanessa Tighe |
GBXC Sprint video here. GBXC race video here. |
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| Fast Eddy Edmondson Racing team rider Tom Sagar pulled of a superb double victory at the awesome new Welshpool course over the weekend. Winning the third round of the GBXC Sprint Cross whetted his appetite and set him up for a close win in the hard fought fourth round of the GBXC Championship. Veteran rider Ade Bradley also took a double victory by winning the Veterans class of the Sprint and the AM GBXC race despite fierce competition from Mark Perrott and Jason Hope. Full report and pics. |
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| Lightning Hillas Strikes Twice. Doodsons rd.5 at Helmsley |
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Carlton in North Yorkshire stepped in to play host to Round 5 of the Doodson Motorsport Championship over the 5th June weekend.
The rideoffroadUK team, and their trusted grounds man, went to work on the Helmsley venue to open up the course creating lots of passing places, as well as removing any tree stumps and generally grading the whole loop.
Wayne Braybrook had added even more new loops to add to the awesome track layout created in March this year.
The result was a superb Hare & Hounds course which was praised by the riders who attended. With a smaller than usual entry line up due to the Half term holidays, and many club members who pay the annual pilgrimage to the TT races, the decision was taken to run one Adult race around the huge Carlton plantation, running for two and a half hours. Full report & pics |
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