Classic Scrambles

British Classic Scrambles Championship

The British Classic Scrambles Championship has been run in its present form since 2003. Typically consisting of six rounds (two races at each) it is an 'invitation' series for the best 30 riders of Pre68 machines. Championship points are awarded to 15th place with bonus points awarded on age/type/capacity of the machine ridden. At the end of the series the top 10 results from the 12 races count towards the final points total. In 2005, an over 50 plus age category was introduced in response to the influx of younger (35-45 years) riders.

2012 Championship

The championship event at each meeting will by invitation. Each championship meeting will have two championship races; Farleigh Castle will have four (two on each day). A rider's best fourteen results (from sixteen) to count towards his final points total.

Once again there will be a Pre-65 class and a Pre-72 class. This year both categories will run together but will be scored separately. At the end of the series there will be awards down to 6th place in both Pre-65 and Pre-72 categories and for individual classes e.g. best Pre-60 and best up 350cc in the Pre-65 category, and best up to 350cc in the Pre-72 category.

Further information from Dave Gittins on 01432-273627 or 07971-365177.

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Classic Motocross des Nations

The annual CMCdN is organized by the European Classic Motocross organisation (ECMO) with the format of the event based on age and teams of four riders, each age group having to compete on bikes from a specific era. There are three age groups, 40 plus on Pre72 bikes (as of 2009 the age limit was reduced to 35), 50 plus on Pre70 and 60 plus on Pre65. England hosted the CMCdN in 2006.

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