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REGISTER NOW CLOSED FOR 2011 |
Current Events
Vets MXdN 2011: Sat 24/09 - Sun 25/09 : 9am - 6pmFarleigh Castle, Farleigh Hungerford, Bath, BA2 7RS
Permit No. TBA | Course License/Cert. No. TBA | Secretary of the Meeting: Ms S Read Email: info@farleighcastle.co.uk Phone: 0044 7814863723
| Confirmed Greats: Dave Thorpe, Shayne King, Josh Coppins, Darryl King, Gordon Crockard, Rikki Priest, Neil Prince, Werner De Wit, Greg Hanson, Ryan Hunt and around 450 of the worlds best Twin shock/EVO riders from England, USA, Australia, Ireland, Belgium, Holland, Northern Ireland, France, Portugal, Spain, Norway, Finland, Italy and Germany. |
Classes: 1 - Twinshock A Unlimited cc 2 - Twinshock B Unlimited cc 3 - Twinshock Over 50 4 - Evo 125/500 cc 5 - Evo 250 cc 6 - International Vets Cup Modern 7a - Twinshock 4 Stroke 7b - Evo Pre 85 Unlimited cc 8 - Pre 83 125 cc (Entries close 1st July this class only) 9 - MXdN |
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Past Events

ENGLAND ARE TOP NATION AT FARLEIGH!September 5th & 6th 2009 FARLEIGH CASTLE hosted its biggest event for more than 20 years as the Veterans / Twinshock Motocross Des Nations took place at the track. Sponsored by CCM Motorcycles of Bolton, more than 400 riders including four former world champions took part in the weekend of racing. The format was a team event, with countries sending four riders to compete against each other on historic Twinshock bikes. Thirteen teams from around the world attended, with riders from South Africa, Portugal, Italy, Germany, Belgium, Ireland, France, Holland and Sweden. The team event was won by the English team, comprising of ex-world champion Graham Noyce, ex-GP riders Pete Mathia and Neil Prince and Dorset rider Terry House, who was presented with the rider of the meeting award. France finished a distant second with a North of England team third and pre-event favourites Geboers (Belgium) fourth. Three-time 500cc world champion Dave Thorpe made a rare apperance at Farleigh on his 20-year-old works Honda RC500, celebrating his win at Farleigh in 1989. He was accompanied by three-time Belgian world champion Andre Malherbe. |















