[INGHILTERRA] 3^ PROVA GBXC ENDURO CHAMPIONSHIP A HELMSLEY 24 APRILE 2016

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CALENDARIO GBXC ENDURO CHAMPIONSHIP 2016

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23/24th April - THE PUTOLINE EUROTEK EXTREME RAVINES - HELMSLEY



Round 3 ACU British Extreme Enduro Championship

Work is well underway on the extreme ravines course, the course will be around 26 km, we are aiming for around 2 hours riding time for the winners of the classes with a 4 hour time limit for riders to finish using different routes for the various classes the riders will visit check point to ensure passage through the signature sections and with a final big climb to the finish which will be the main spectator area things are shaping up well for the 24th April get entered now.

For those of you that want a taster of the ravines terrain we have a practice day on Saturday 23rd April in a valley behind the car parking camping area not used in the extreme ravines.

Camping is available from Friday 22nd April riders can visit some of the key sections on Saturday on foot
The venue is easily found off baxtons road Helmsley signed in from the market square using red arrows .

YO62 5EP We are making entering easy just phone 07557665647 with your details the classes are as pro, expert , vet, clubman, sportsman , youth.

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SOURCE: ENDURONEWS.COM



Knighter Dominates Extreme Ravines
Report & photos: Nicky Morson

The third round of the 2016 ACU British Extreme Enduro Championship took place in the picturesque surroundings of the popular Helmsley venue in North Yorkshire last Sunday. A great turnout of competitors to the event saw riders able to take full advantage of the perfect weather conditions. Organised by Dirt Bike Action's John Kerwin the event attracted many of the UK's top Hard Enduro riders.

The Pro class riders were set off at 10am to start what would prove to be a gruelling but enjoyable day for most of the field. Honda mounted David Knight proved untouchable throughout the event, but young Geordie Billy Bolt kept him honest aboard his KTM for most of the first lap as Graham Jarvis shook off his jet-lag to stay near the front of the field.

The single track, steep cambers and climbs proved challenging. The front-runners found parts of the single line course difficult as they came up to lap some of the slower riders.

The second to last group had a near vertical climb from a riverbed that twisted and turned its way through the densely wooded hillside that caught out many riders. Knighter was the first Pro to arrive with Graham Jarvis roughly 4 minutes behind and Billy Bolt a further four minutes adrift after virtually flattening his exhaust....