SCHEDULE

New massive £500 first prize solo

-not open to elite/pro riders. (they may enter just for fun but are not eligible for prize money)

Friday 21st September 2012

12pm Gates open
Dealer/trader set up

2pm gates open
Campers & weekend Riders

5pm THE DOG INN bar open - with music till late

NO ENTRY TO THE VENUE AFTER 8PM-24 HOUR SECURITY

Saturday 22nd September 2012

7.30am Gates open riders/public entry

9.45am Kids/youth rider briefing in bar area
10am Start kids/youth track

10.15am Adult rider briefing in bar area
10.30am Start Adult main tracks. x2 tracks quads and solos seperate on saturday.

12.30pm lunch -one hour compulsory
THE DOG INN BAR OPENS - nobody in riding gear will be served until after 3.30pm

1.30pm Kids and Adults restart (quads and solos remain seperate)

3pm Kids /youth track close

3.30pm Adult tracks close

4pm START ENDURO CROSS-X TIMED RACE EVENT WITH PRIZE MONEY

AND TROPHIES TO 3RD IN EACH CATEGORY.

Categories will be solo mx-solo enduro/trail- 4x4 quad- sports quad-ladies

YOUR CHANCE TO GET YOUR NAME IN THE PRESS -ONE LAP OF THE ENDURO CROSS-X ARENA

Prize fund will be

Prize fund will be

solo enduro/trail/mx
1st prize £500
2nd prize £100
3rd prize £50

4x4 quad
1st £200
2nd £100
3rd £50

sportsquad
1st £200
2nd £100
3rd £50

ladies solo or quad
1st £100
2nd £50
3rd £20

activities in THE DOG INN bar area include NUTTYNESS madness tribute band and THE RODEO SHEEP COMPETITION

NO ENTRY TO VENUE AFTER 6PM.-24 HOUR SECURITY

Sunday 23rd September 2012

8am Gates open riders and public entry

9.45am Kids/youth rider briefing in the bar area
10am Start Kids/Youth track

10.15am Adult rider briefing in the bar area
10.30am Start Adult Main tracks-use either track today

12pm THE DOG INN bar open

12.45am Tracks close for raffle and lunchbreak
1pm GRAND RAFFLE PRIZE DRAW IN THE DOG INN BAR AREA

1.30pm All tracks reopen

3pm Kids/youth track closes
4pm Adult tracks close.

6pm festival closes

ALL CAMPING MUST BE CLEAR BY 6PM

ALSO CHECK OUT THE DEALERS PAGE

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'a laid back celebration of all things enduro' Tim Tighe UKXC magazine'