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British Cycling Membership

All members are encouraged to become members of British Cycling. You need British Cycling membership if you want to get a race licence from them. You need a race licence if you want to race in Expert Class in Regional races or in National races. There are lots of other benefits and at the moment there is a very special offer on British Cycling membership. Click on the link to see the membership form. Print it off, fill it in, and post it to British Cycling. The address is on the form.

Anyone wishing to race expert class must also obtain a British Cycling License. Click on this link for British Cycling membership services. Alternatively, call British Cycling on 0870 871 2000.

27.04.2008

Bulwell Winter Series

The final results have been tallied and the table can be viewed in the results section.

01.04.2008

Telford v Bulwell - full results table

the full results table may be seen by clicking here

31.03.2008

Telford v Bulwell - the results are in.

It was a lovely spring day down at Telford where we were made most welcome
by the Telford posse. Their track was small, but well prepared and the site
was very nice too. They had done a great preparation job for their first
ever race, with food and drinks and a PA system too, though not everyone
liked the choice of music - (eh Andy?).

Bulwell riders did very well and we just about managed to beat Telford on
their home turf. Summary below and overall results have been attached too,
in an excel spreadsheet. Full results will be on the website soon too.

round 1
Bulwell 1027
Telford 736

round 2
Bulwell 1464
Telford 1357

Overal total
Bulwell 2491
Telford 2093

So Bulwell won the inter-club challenge trophy, which will look very nice
in our clubhouse, as and when we ever get one - but that's another
story.....

See you all at Rotherham - this Sunday - Midlands regional round 2.

27.03.2008

Club Trip to Telford - Sunday, March 30th

it's the return leg of the Bulwell vs Telford inter-club challenge on Sunday, 30th March. Bulwell have the upper hand after round 1 but we need a good turnout to secure overall victory. Meet at the Bulwell track at 8.00am and we aim to leave at 8.30am. Unsupervised children travelling on the minibus need a parental consent form. If you haven't already got one, there will be forms available on the day - but a parent/guardian needs to sign the form.

Telford is a long way so it's not easy to say when we will get back to Bulwell, but a good estimate is between 6.00 and 7.00pm

Don't forget the clocks go forward on Saturday evening.

27.03.2008

Birthday Party on Saturday, 29th March

Invitation
To

Alice Law
&
Alex Allcock

13th & 11th
Birthday
Party

At the outlaws track
on
Saturday 29th March
From 12
All Welcome

Alice would like her guests to wear pink and fairy wings

26.03.2008

Report from the Nationals

Last weekend it was round 1 and round 2 of the 2008 National BMX Series at Burnham-on-sea. We had 12 riders taking part in the event, which is a new record for the club. The weather was exceptionally cold and windy, I don't know how some people managed to camp out, but that's just what the Laws, the Spicks, Daniel and Jordan did. It makes me shiver just thinking about it. It least it didn't rain too much. It could have been worse. Anyway, we all survived and enjoyed an excellent weekend of racing at a very well run event.

6 and under - Harry Restall had an amazing 2nd place finish on day 1 and finished 5th on day 2. He now lies in 3rd place overall.

7 yrs - Lochlan Dudley comes back from a quiet winter. He is not yet race fit, but still managed a creditable 4th and 3rd over the two days. He looked much better on the second day and with a bit of training between now and round 3 at Cheddar he will be back in the mix.

8yrs - Fraser Dudley had a tough time of it, but he kept on trying and he too will improve over the next few weeks.

9 yrs - Louis Gray-Blest has improved since last year and managed to beat all the best riders in his motos. Silly mistakes in the finals let him down and got 6th place in both A-finals.

11/12 yrs - Brad Spick rode well all weekend and got a 4th and 8th. He now lies in 6th place overall. Harry Gray-Blest was on fire having improved hugely from last year. He won all his motos on day 1. He made silly mistakes in his semi on day 1 and the a-final on day 2. He needs to work on his gates and, along with Brad, he could be a real challenger this year. Alex Greenfield found it tough going - this is a double age group, so it's bound to be tough. It won't be long though before Alex gets through the quater finals and into a b-final.

13/14 yrs - Jordan Perry is unleashed onto the National scene. He rode well, in his usual style, cutting the corner in one quater-final, but getting away with it - it wasn't really his fault and the offical on top of the berm agreed. He made it through to the b-final on both days, making a very creditable b-final 3rd (11th place) on day 2.

15/16 yrs - Daniel Bowler rode well but this is a very tough class. He was moto'd on both days, but only just. He will get through to semi's before very long.

girls 13/15 - Alice Law was racing older riders and managed to get a 7th anda 6th place.

junior women - Katie Law was also riding against older riders and managed a creditable performancecoming 4th and 5th in her b-finals.

cruiser 30-39 yr - Andy Restall got 3rd in the b-final on day 1, but on day 2 he got through to the a-final which was a big goal for him. He finished in 6th place in the a-final. A great result.

20.03.2008

SPONSORSHIP

Bulwell Outlaws are seeking sponsorship with the following different types of sponsorship currently available.

a) Sponsor a set of club number plates so that all riders have a proper
number plate. The plate can have up to 4 company logos down one side. £50
per logo would go a long towards paying for the plates. I would like to get
between 100 and 150 number plates and stick-on black number.

Be quick though - one of the four has gone already

b) for £100 pounds we can create a company banner and display it at the
track for all club and regional race meetings for a year. Following on from year one, the trackside sponsorship will cost roughly £50 per year, using the same banner.

c) Sponsor a set of trophies for one of the club's race series. We always
run a winter series and a Summer series. Trophies usually cost about £300 -
£400, depending upon how many riders qualify for trophies. For the price of
£200 the whole series could be sponsored by you, getting the series named
after your company and your company's name on the trophy plaques. All
posters, promoting the series would have your company's name on it.

Please contact Phil (07985-419101) if you would like to discuss anything along these lines, or if you have any other ideas about club sponsorship.

19.03.2008

Midlands Regional Round 1 at Bulwell

Round 1 of the Midlands series was a great sccess with a turnout of 137 riders. Lets hope we can repeat that for the next round at Rotherham. It was great to see lots of novice riders and also to see lots of 16-29 mountainbikers. OK, so there was a huge delay before racing. This was half expected because we were migrating from a manual moto sheet system to a new computerised system. All the rider details had to be enetered into the new computer system, and then there were lots of errors to put right. Painfully slow, especially given the cold conditions, but it will be worth it. All future races will be much slicker and there will be no need for a large delay between motos and finals. It also makes us compatible with the other regions which makes it much easier to run inter-regional races.

There were some eye-catching performances from several riders on Sunday. Morgan Turner wins his first Regional race, I think he is still only 5 years old but already has an experienced racing head on his shoulders. Lochlan Dudley is still the man to beat and it will be very interesting to see if he is still top dog at the Nationals this coming weekend at Burnham-on-Sea. Let's hope so. Mellisa Foster was impressive too, no doubt benifitting from some coaching from Kelvin Batey. Lewis Locker is a new Bulwell rider with bags of potential. He skipped Novice class and went straight into Expert, handling himself very well indeed. James Edge continues to improve, looking much more assertive on the track just lately. Harry Gray-Blest was pleased to beat Reece Brownson for the first time while winning his class, while Jordan Perry - well - all I can say is bring on the Nationals.

There are photos at http://hurricanes.mefotos.com/

12.03.2008

Midlands Regional Round 1 at Bulwell

It's round 1 of the Midlands Summer Series at Bulwell on March 16th. This is a big event for the club so please come along and support us, either by racing, or by helping set things out, marshalling, finish line, etc. Just ask on the day if you would like to help out.

There are classes for Expert and for Novice. Novice class is suitable for complete beginners and there are trophies for the first three in each novice age group and medals for all other novices.

11.03.2008

Round 6 Results

The results from round 6 are now in the results section. So is the overall league table. Only two rounds remain, so we're begining to see who the main contenders are. Round 7 is on Sunday, April 13th.

Please contact Phil ASAP if anything looks wrong with the results. It is too late to try and get anything changed if you leave it until race day. Contact Phil at tsg29cs@yahoo.co.uk

16.02.2008

Round 5 Results

The results from round 5 are now in the results section. So is the overall league table. Only two rounds remain, so we're begining to see who the main contenders are. Round 6 is on Sunday, March 9th.

Please contact Phil ASAP if anything looks wrong with the results. It is too late to try and get anything changed if you leave it until race day. Contact Phil at tsg29cs@yahoo.co.uk

15.02.2008

Trophies, medals and prizes

I have been asked what the rules are for trophies for the 2008 Bulwell Winter Series. The rules are as follows:-

Anyone finishing in the top 5 of their group qualifies for a tropy. Top 5 finishers also get a prize.

Plus, anyone who competes in 5 or more rounds also qualifies for a trophy.

Anyone else who has taken part will get a medal, but only if they turn up to the presentation night. The details of the presentation night will be announced after the next committee meeting.

14.02.2008

Bulwell Winter Series round 5 round-up

The points have not been calculated yet, but I am working on it when I get chance. As many of you know, I've been very busy this week.

Sunday was a glorious day for racing and hopefully has given us all a taster for the year to come, providing an incentive to get training now. We had 75 riders which I think is a record for us, and very impressive for a club race by anyone's standards.

There was some top racing in all of the leagues and there were a few things that really stood out for me. Harry Restall rode well in League 5, just missing out on promotion thanks to Morgan Turner who beat him in the final. The rider who really stood out was newcomer Lewis Locker. He may be a new rider but he dominated every race and shoots straight up into league 4.

In leaugue 4 it was Joe Smith, another new rider this Winter, and Lochlan Dudley who took 1st and 2nd in the final. Lochlan become one of the few riders who have been promoted by two leagues, having started in league 5 he will race in league 3 at the next round. Angus Doig was unlucky having done well in his motos but only getting 6th in the final. It won't be long before he gets promoted.

Wilfred Njuguna and James Edge were the main riders in league 3. James is riding much more aggresively these days and it's making a big difference. He's been after this promotion for a long time and it is thoroughly deserved.

League 2 was controlled by a couple of older riders, Matt Mayneord and Jordan Smith. However, Brad Spick rode well and came through to take 2nd place in the final. He joins that small band of riders who have been promoted up by two leagues.

The best move of the day, if not the entire series, came from Jordan Perry in League 1. Jordan was in 4th place going roun the second berm but he put in a tremendous power surge and carried his turn of speed right round the last berm going past Ryan Yearsley and Ryan Spick to take 2nd place. Daniel Bowler used his local knowledge well to take advantage of Ryan Vineyard with last berm moves in all of their motos. Top rider of the day was Adam Carr who's speed on the track was electrifying - noone could touch him and I look forward to seeing him race at Bulwell again.

Andy Restall made a return in the Cruiser/MTB class and dominated big time, especially in the final where he made sure everyone knew who was boss. John McGovern is still riding well but had to settle for second today.

The penultimate round is on Sunday , March 9th. Registration from 12.00 until 1.00pm. See y'all there.

29.01.2008

Committee Meeting

The next Bulwell Outlaws Committee meeting will be held on Wednesday 6th Feb, 7pm at The Limekiln. The Limekiln is located at the top of the road from the track, between the supermarket and the petrol station. Please come along if you would like to be a part of deciding how the club is run.

Items for the Agenda as follows,

Travel options for the trip to Telford BMX.
Decide a date and Venue for the Winter Series Presentation Evening.
Decide on Dates and format for the Bulwell Summer Series.
Discuss Bulwell's round 1 of the Midlands Series.
Discuss the lottery bid being put forwards.
Agree on a new club Child Protection Policy.
Set date for the next Committee Meeting.

Please let me know if there is anything else to add to the agenda.

28.01.2008

Track Work - Second Straight

The second straight has been reshaped now and by all accounts is looking fab. It still requires lots of resurfacing work and the plan is to go ahead with this work, this Saturday, 2nd Feb. There should be lots of equipment on hand so please come along and lend a hand. If enough people work on it, then it shouldn't take long which will leave plenty of time for riding the new track.

15.01.2008

Bulwell Winter Series round 4 - results

Results are now posted in the results section. Please contact Phil if anything looks wrong and might need to be updated. tsg29cs@yahoo.co.uk.

See race report below.

15.01.2008

Bulwell Winter Series round 4 - report

Thankfully the weather forecast was much worse than reality and although it was cold and windy, the rain held off all day. There was a great turnout with a total 66 riders and A/B finals in every category except league 2. There were lots of new riders today which is always great to see. It takes a long time for newcomers to develop their skills and power, so well done to everyone who took part, no matter where they finished. Everyone has to start somewhere, the top riders of today were once sketchy beginners too, it just takes practice.

The 24/26 inch category was dominated by John McGuire again, though he was given some stiff competition in the Moto's. It was close in the final with Adrian "Action" Jackson getting the snap but with John forging ahead down the second straight and taking the inside line on the second berm. Dave Albrighton dominated his motos but had to settle for third spot in the final. Tom Flemming was also riding well today and took fourth spot in the final.

Jai Kemp was the main man in league 1, dropping only 1 point all day. Wayne Foster dominated the other motos but had to settle for 2nd spot in the final. Jordan Perry rode with his usual blend of cheeky confidence and bravery, but along with Daniel Bowler, did not do quite so well in the final where Daniel Gregory and Ryan Spick took 3rd and 4th. Daniel Bowler now has it all to do if he wants to take top spot in the league, currently held by Ryan Spick. Ryan Yearsley was unlucky in the final, breaking his chainring as he powered out from the gate.

Dylan Foster took maximum points in league 2. This was his first race in the series and he will probably stay up in league 1 for the remainder of the series. Michael Njuguna was on fire today and joins his brother, Wilfred, as being the only riders who have been promoted up by 2 leagues in this series. I wonder if anyone else will achieve that feat by the end of the series.

In league 3, Tom Watson, Ashley Jones and Owen Todd get promoted into league 2. Spare a thought for James Edge and Jack Warcup who both scored the same number of points as Owen, but it was Owen who had the best result in the final, so he gets the promotion. Louis Gray-Blest was unlucky in the final, slipping his pedals out of the gate.

In league 4, Louis Coxon got imself promoted back up into league 3, along with promising new rider Jonathan Eastwood. Joe Smith gets better with every race and will be looking for promotion soon. Meanwhile, Alice Law and Ben Carnill took a nasty fall in the first moto but Ben managed to get back on his bike for the final and just managed to avoid relegation to league 5. Well done Ben.

League 5 saw superstar Lochlan Dudley take maximum points. Top female riders Nicole Edge and Mellisa Foster battled it out for 2nd and 3rd with Melissa starting well but Nicole took the last moto and the final to secure 2nd spot. Both girls have won promotion to league 4. Lewis Locker was another new rider who impressed on the day and we hope to see more from him next month.

Results will be posted as soon - it takes a while to work it all out.

03.01.2008

Donation From The Rotary Club

The Bulwell and Basford Rotary club have kindly made a donation of £250 to the club. This is the second donation they have made in 2007. Thanks goes out to the Bulwell and Basford Rotary Club.

13.12.2007

Club Membership

Club membership for 2008 is now due. Karen has sent everyone a membership form by email, please contact me if you need to be on the mailing list or if you would like another form sent out.

Membership must be sorted out soon because the next race on January 13th will be the last chance to get away with the measly £1 race fee for 2007 club members. You also need club membership when applying for a British Cycling race license, which is requird to race at Expert level at Regionals and Nationals.

It's all for a good cause so please can everyone try and get membership sorted out promptly this year. Thanks.

11.12.2007

Bulwell Winter Round 3 - December 9th, 2007

Despite the poor weather we still had 45 riders on Sunday. Ok, so that's not as good as the 70 we had at the last round, but I'm sure that's mainly because of the weather. Those riders that turned up will have been rewarded for their hardiness by earning points and moving up their group. The points have now been calculated and will be posted in the results section once they have been checked. If you have not already received them by email then please contact Phil to ensure that you are added to the mailing list. Email Phil at tsg29cs@yahoo.co.uk. Next winter series race is Sunday, Jan 13th. Registration closes at 1.00pm sharp.

09.11.2007

Website working again

The website has not been updated for 3 or 4 months due to techncical problems. Thankfully it is now working again. Thanks to Adrian Render and Nick Carnhill for all their efforts.

15.06.2007

Bulwell Summer Round 3 - Results

Round 3 results have been posted as well as the overall standings from the first three rounds. See the results section for all the details.

Please check your results, points and current league. If anything appears to be wrong then please contact Phil before the next race, otherwise it will be too late to make any changes.

13.06.2007

Photo Galleries

I can't believe how busy it's been just lately. I had two lots of photos sitting on my camera that I'd forgotten about and have now uploaded them to the website. Check out the gallery for pictures of Bulwell club race (round 2) and the Midlands Winter Series trophy presentation from way back in March. Better late than never.

02.06.2007

Peterborough National - June 16th/17th

Due to the cancelled double header at Bournemouth last weekend, the first of two replacement nationals have been set.  Peterborough national will now host rounds 3 and 4.  Round 3 will take place from Saturday afternoon and in to the evening.  This means that the practice schedule will move forward 3 hours. Sunday's schedule will remain the same.

The 2nd replacement round is yet to be secured, but the initial intention is to stick to the existing calendar of weekends.  The option of putting on a replacement event on a new weekend is possible, but not without upsetting another region's calendar.  Due to the proposed "Autumn National Series" and clashes, keeping to the existing announced weekends was considered to be the favoured option by the majority.

Thanks to Peterborough Phantoms for stepping up and enthusiastically offering their services.  Thanks also to the officials team, Bolsover support truck team and the medics for changing plans at late notice.  For those not used to Euro style double weekends on long tracks, I suggest you get to bed early on Friday and Saturday, keep off the pop and go easy in practice.

My apologies to anyone inconvenienced by the new schedule.

New Saturday Schedule

Open Practice
9.00am until 9.55am     Male 6 yrs to 14 yrs, Female 6 yrs to 15 yrs, Cruiser -12 to 13-15.
9.55am until 10.55am    Male 15 yrs and older, Cr 16 yrs and older, Jnr and 25+ female

Registration
10.00am until 1pm

Gate Practice
1105-1145 Group 1
1145-1245 Group 2
1245-1400 Group 3
1400-1500 Group 4

Racing
Motos 1530 - 1830
1/4's 1845
1/2's 1915
Finals 1945

Link to photographs of second straight refurbishment http://www.phantomsbmx.ukonline.co.uk/newspage_204.html

Coaching Session Friday Evening with Joey Bradford pre and post the open 6pm until 8pm session.  Details to be announced on the P-Boro website and probably BMX Talk.

Best Regards
Roger Wilbraham
Coordinator for MTB and BMX
0161 274 2022
www.britishcycling.org.uk
mtb@britishcycling.org.uk
bmx@britishcycling.org.uk

02.06.2007

Bulwell Club Summer Series

The rider list has been produced which shows which group riders are in. Please contact Phil if anything appears to be wrong - you must get it sorted before the next race otherwise it will be too late.

Phil:- 07985 419101

01.06.2007

Bulwell Club Summer Series

The results from round 2 have been posted in the results section. Please check your results and let me know as soon as possible if anything looks wrong. Any errors reported after 14th June cannot be corrected. A table of which riders are in which groups will be posted soon. So will a points table showing the series points totals after the first two rounds.

We also secured a load of great prizes this week thanks to the guys at Raleigh. Prize lists will be announced soon and, although I don't want to give away too much, there will be some really great prizes - so get practising for round 3. Thursday 14th June.

22.05.2007

Coaching Sessions

We will be running coahcing sessions on Thursday evenings, every fortnight. So, one week it will be racing and the next week it will be coaching. The coaching sessions will be from 6.30pm untill 8.00pm. Register from 6.15pm till 6.30pm, the cost is just £1. There will be a limit of 15 places, available to club members only. Contact Phil on 07985 419101 to book a place.

Thursday, 24th May
Thursday, 7th June
Thursday, 21st June
Thursday, 5th July
Thursday, 19th July
Thursday, 2nd August

19.05.2007

The Rhythm Section

I thought we were going to struggle today, just me and Rich Camm to start with at the track. Luckily a Hungarian German from Taiwan (honestly) turned up with his son and helped us. We wouldn't have got it all done without him, so a big thank-you to Zoltan. Adrian Render also turned up later and Tom had a go on the Whacker while it was tipping it down. The rhythm section now looks sweet - I just hope it is firm enough to stay that way. We'll find out soon enough. I might pop down on Sunday, otherwise it'll be Thursday for the coaching session.

18.05.2007

Bulwell Summer Series - ROUND 1

Round 1 of the Bulwell Summer Series saw 41 riders taking part. Racing was delayed by riders turning up after registration had closed. Please can all riders get to the track well before registration closes at 7.00pm.
The new rhythm sestion was a bit soggy after a week of rain and made it hard going for the riders, but it was the same for everyone. This problem should be fixed in time for the next race.
The results are now posted in the results section. Riders highlighted in red go up to the next league. Riders highlighted in blue go down a league.

Next race is Thursday 31st May. Registration will close at 7.00pm sharp.

Don't forget, Thursday 24th May is coaching night. 6.30pm until 8.00pm.

18.05.2007

Bulwell Track Work - Saturday 19th May

Rich Camm and Phil Gray-Blest will be down at the track on Saturday, fixing the rhythm section. It should have dried out enough to allow us to add more surface and whacker it down. I really need help to get it all done so please try and get down to the track for an hour or two.

I will be there from 9.00am (you don't need to get there that early, I know it's the weekend).

10.05.2007

Bulwell Track Work - Saturday 12th May

We are digging up the rhythm section on the last straight to make it flow
better. The JCB and the whacker plates are booked. We'll easily get it all
done in a day if enough of us turn up.

Please, can anyone bring along a wheelbarrow. We only have one and could
do with three on the day.

Gates open at 8.30am.

The digger will be at the track at 9.00am.

09.05.2007

Midlands Round 3 at Sheffield - Sunday 13th May

It's Midlands Regional round 3 this Sunday at Bolehills in Sheffield. It's a difficult track to find, but I know the way well enough now. Anyone wishing to travel in convoy by car should meet at the track at 9.30am. We will leave by 10.00am at the very latest. Anyone needing a lift needs to bring along a signed consent letter which states your name, date and that the trip is to the BMX race at Sheffield. Places will be allocated on a first come first served basis and are only available to club members.

Race fee is £7

26.04.2007

Beginners Coaching Session

We will be running a beginners BMX session at the track on Thursday 3rd May. Everyone is welcome. This is a great opportunity to introduce your friends to BMX. We have lots of club bikes and helmets to lend out to riders. The only equipment that riders must bring is a pair of gloves because we only have a few pairs to lend out.

PLease let me know if you wish to attend because places are limited. Email me at phil.gray.blest@ntlworld.com or call me on 07985 419101to book your place and to get a parental consent form. Anyone who is not a club member will need a parental consent form.

Registration from 6.00pm.
Session starts at 6.30pm.
Finish at 8.00pm

The session will cover the following important aspects of BMX riding.

- basics of the bike and equipment
- how to ride the bike on the flat
- how to pump the jumps

The course will be run by British Cycling Coaches and will cost just £1 for club members and £2 for anyone else.

25.04.2007

Pictures from Bulwell - Midlands Regional Round 2

Pictures have been p[osted on www.bmxvidz.com

15.04.2007

Track Maintenance Day- Saturday 21st April - 10.00am

There's lots of work to be done down at the track this weekend. We are hosting round 2 of the Midland Summer Series on Sunday 22nd April and need to get everything ready. The grounds need tidying and clearing of litter, the track needs sweeping, berm two and flemdog mountain need resurfacing. If enough of us turn up we can get it all done, so please come along on Saturday and help to keep the club running. Lets keep Bulwell track somewhere to be proud of.

03.04.2007

Bulwell Winte Series Presentation Night - 5th April

WHEN: This Thursday, 5th April, at 7.00pm.

WHERE: The Apollo in Bulwell

DIRECTIONS: From the track, go up Sellars Wood Road to the roundabout and turn right.
Follow the road over the roundabouts and traffic lights to the end where there is a T-Junction.
Turn Left. You will see Morrisons on the other side of the road.
Then there is McDonalds
which is next to A "Vets for Pets"
which is next to a Car mechanics tyre place
which is next to the Apollo.

RAFFLE: We will have a raffle on the night. Please see if you have anything to donate for the raffle. We need your help.

FOOD: Yes - there will be food
and trophies
and medals
and prizes.

28.03.2007

Bulwell Winter Series - Round 6 - Sunday, 1st April

It's the last round of the Bulwell Winter Series this Sunday. Gates open at 1.00pm and racing starts at 2.30pm. Get there early. Don't miss out - this will be the last club race until May 17th.

There will be a prize presentation evening at The Apollo on Thursday April 5th at 7:00pm. Free Buffet and something for everyone that raced in the Winter Series.

18.03.2007

Midlands Summer Series Starts on Sunday 25th March

Round 1 is at Rotherham

It is round 1 of the Summer Series at Rotherham on Sunday 25th March.

Either make your own way there, or meet at the Bulwell track to give a lift to those that need one.

Race fee for regional races is now£7. It has gone up from last year to help to pay for improved medical facilities.

14.03.2007

Midlands Winter Series

Final Results Table

The results are in from the final round of the Midlands Winter Series. The table below shows all the points and also show riders who have attended enough rounds to qualify for a trophy. i.e any rider with a placing.