Skegness Beach Race - 5 & 6 NOVEMBER 2022
2022 AMCA Skegness Beach Race in Association with Visit Lincs Coast, supported by Magna Vitae Trust and East Lindsey District Council
The Skegness beach race has grown into one of the largest off-road events in the UK since it's inception in 2010. The event regularly attracts crowds well in excess of 30,000 people over a single weekend. This year the event is scheduled for 5 & 6 November with races for solo's, quads and sidecars.
The winner of the Adult Solo will pick up £1,000, which has previously been taken home by the likes of Todd Kellett, Milko Potisek, Nez Parker, Nathan Watson, Dan Thornhill and James Hutchinson.
The 12th annual Skegness beach race is supported by Visit Lincs Coast BID and Magna Vitae Trust for Leisure – both organisations are helping to further develop the event to increase rider and spectator numbers. Other sponsors include Integro (Motorsport Insurance Specialist), Datatag Security and Dunlop Tyres.
The AMCA have been working closely with East Lindsey District Council and the East Lindsey Event Safety Advisory Group to ensure that this event can be held in a manner that compliments the town and supports the local economy by bringing people to Skegness during the closed season in a safe and responsible manner. The East Lindsey District Council have supported the event from the start and have provided a huge amount of support and sponsorship.
Spectating is free, but the public car parks are Council managed and seasonal charges will apply. Specialist trade stands as well as beachside food concessions will be open!
PLEASE READ ALL EVENT INFORMATION BELOW
SATURDAY
CLUBMAN / SIDECARS & QUADS
SUNDAY
ADULT SOLO - ELITE / CLUBMAN / VETS 40+
PLEASE NOTE THE MINIMUM AGE FOR THIS EVENT IS 13 YEARS OLD AND THE MINIMUM BIKE CAPACITY IS 125/250F
THIS EVENT IS NOW CLOSED - NO ENTRIES ARE ACCEPTED ON THE DAY
Entry Fees
PLEASE NOTE: IMPORTANT
- THE MINIMUM AGE FOR THIS EVENT IS 13 YEARS OLD
- THE MINIMUM BIKE CAPACITY IS 125/250F.
- ENTRIES STRICTLY CLOSE ON TUESDAY 1 NOVEMBER 2022 @ 9AM
- NO ENTRIES ON THE DAY
RIDERS WILL BE SEEDED FOR TOP 10 FROM 2021 IN ALL CLASSES
SATURDAY
EAST LINDSEY DISTRICT COUNCIL CLUBMAN SPRINT 13YRS+ / SECWHA CLUBMAN VETS (40+) SPRINT - DURATION:- 1 HOUR 30 MINS
STANDARD ENTRY FEE £105 UNTIL 18 OCTOBER 2022
LATE ENTRY FEE £115 UNTIL 1 NOVEMBER 2022
INTEGRO QUADS & QUAD 4X4/SIDECAR (14 YRS+) - DURATION:- 2 HOURS
STANDARD ENTRY FEE £115 UNTIL 18 OCTOBER 2022
LATE ENTRY FEE £125 UNTIL 1 NOVEMBER 2022
SUNDAY
VISIT LINCS COAST ADULT SOLO (MIN AGE 13YRS+)
ELITE / CLUBMAN / VETS 40+ - DURATION:- 3 HOURS
STANDARD ENTRY FEE £130 UNTIL 18 OCTOBER 2022
LATE ENTRY FEE £140 UNTIL 1 NOVEMBER 2022
DOUBLE ENTRY
SATURDAY AND SUNDAY ENTRY
STANDARD ENTRY FEE £210 UNTIL 18 OCTOBER 2022
LATE ENTRY FEE £225 UNTIL 1 NOVEMBER 2022
Site of scientific interest
At the base of the Beach race site, there is a special site of scientific interest (SSSI). Any damage to the site is wholly unlawful, and all those involved are reminded to not trespass, and in particular not ride on areas other than those designated by the AMCA - there are severe penalties to any person doing so, including finanial fine and imprisonment.
Pre-Race Inspection (PRI)
Pre-race inspection will be pre-races and the holding area as marked on the below map. PRI will open one hour before each race.
Once your machine is in the holding area, this is where it will remain until pre-race.
Camping is ONLY available to riders entered into the event. Any travellers or non-riders will not be permitted to park on the allocated parking and are advised to find their own suitable camp site.
Sponsors
Visit Lincs Coast
East Lindsey District Council
SECWHA
Tysers
Datatag
Magna Vitae
Dunlop
Redelevencreative
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