SCEC have been running innovative and exciting events in the South of England for many years now, and whilst visiting compact but interesting venues and shying away from mammoth entries may not make for great headlines, it does make for great events, and that is SCEC’s raison d'etre!
The next event on 27th April at Blackdown Forest by the famous Hardy’s Monument in Dorset is a prime example - a totally traditional forest venue which although compact, manages to incorporate all manner of enduro going (except bogs!).
It will run to a two race format that will allow the Championship through Clubman riders a fair crack at the course without having to worry too much about traffic in the morning, and as this type of going generally becomes more rideable as the race progresses, by the time the Sportsman and Novice riders line up for the afternoon race they should be presented with a slightly easier course and the knowledge that they will be able to concentrate on their riding without fear of being ploughed down by lads traveling 3 or 4 times their speed.
Not only that but many of the clubs fastest and more experienced riders have volunteered to go out and help coax the lads round in the afternoon race – almost like race and coaching session all rolled into one!
You can download regs or enter online at www.EnjoytheRide.org.uk, but there are now just a few spaces left so you'll have to pull your finger out!
The next event on 27th April at Blackdown Forest by the famous Hardy’s Monument in Dorset is a prime example - a totally traditional forest venue which although compact, manages to incorporate all manner of enduro going (except bogs!).
It will run to a two race format that will allow the Championship through Clubman riders a fair crack at the course without having to worry too much about traffic in the morning, and as this type of going generally becomes more rideable as the race progresses, by the time the Sportsman and Novice riders line up for the afternoon race they should be presented with a slightly easier course and the knowledge that they will be able to concentrate on their riding without fear of being ploughed down by lads traveling 3 or 4 times their speed.
Not only that but many of the clubs fastest and more experienced riders have volunteered to go out and help coax the lads round in the afternoon race – almost like race and coaching session all rolled into one!
You can download regs or enter online at www.EnjoytheRide.org.uk, but there are now just a few spaces left so you'll have to pull your finger out!
