September Bol D’Or date cancelled for 2021
It is with great regret we are obliged to announce the cancellation of the sixth round of the Championship scheduled to run alongside the Bol D’Or in September.
Continue readingIt is with great regret we are obliged to announce the cancellation of the sixth round of the Championship scheduled to run alongside the Bol D’Or in September.
Continue readingThe FIM and Dorna Sports are delighted to announce a new platform on the Road to MotoGP™: the FIM MiniGP World Series. Unifying and standardising MiniGP competitions from around the world under the same umbrella, the series aims to create an equal platform for young riders worldwide – and increase their skill and opportunity on the Road to MotoGP™.
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The FIM MiniGP World Series will comprise MiniGP competitions organised by one or more FMNs, or CONUs across the globe that sign up to be part of the new initiative, with each competition in the Series adhering to the same set of sporting and technical regulations in order to standardise competition. MiniGP Cups or competitions wishing to be included as part of the new Series – and thereby gain Road to MotoGP™ status – can be either national in nature or representing a larger geographical area at a regional or continental level.
Races must take place on karting circuits that meet minimum standards set by the FIM or national federation in question, who will also decide on the minimum circuit length. Riders must be between 10 and 14 years old, competing on equal Ohvale GP-0 160 machinery. The official single tyre supplier for all the FIM MiniGP World Series will be Pirelli, with a standard tyre allocation given per event.
Read the rest of this article on the FIM Website here
In view of the health crisis, and in order to maintain all the races on the 2021 FIM EWC calendar, the 44th edition of the 24 Hours Motos will be held behind closed doors on 17 and 18 April.
As with the 2020 edition, the 2021 24 Hours Motos scheduled for 17 and 18 April on the Bugatti circuit at Le Mans will be held without spectators in attendance.
Race organizer Automobile Club de l’Ouest, the FIM (International Motorcycling Federation) and FIM EWC promoter Eurosport Events have taken this difficult decision in order to ensure that all five races on the 2021 calendar are maintained, and to support the teams competing in the FIM Endurance World Championship.
Pierre Fillon, President of the Automobile Club de l’Ouest
“Regrettably, we shall have to organise the 24 Hours Motos behind closed doors for the second year running. Firstly, my thoughts go out to the fans of the race who will again miss out on the trackside experience. Despite the absence of spectators, the race will go ahead for the sake of the competitors and their sponsors. We sincerely hope that we shall be able to share these great moments in sport together again very soon.”
RKB-F1 Motorsport in conjunction with the Federation Internationale de Motocyclisme is delighted to announce an additional round to the published provisional calendar.
Continue readingCheck out this website for more images of this stunning model TZ500 LCR
Thanks to Masato Kumano for the link 👍
The Bennetts British Superbike Championship organisers today announced a change to the April test schedule and the date for the opening round at Oulton Park.
Continue readingHappy new year! – From Alex Jansen
Stay safe and get ready for Ducati Club Race 2021!
International sidecar races at TT-circuit Assen – May 28 – 30 2021
For entry and info: sidecar.racing.international@gmail.com or send a pm to Alex Jansen
International license or National with acu permission
From RKB-F1 Motorsport
Since becoming official promoters in 2020, the aim of the RKB-F1 Motorsport and Santander Salt organisations has been to work closely with the FIM and circuit organisers to raise the profile and integrity of the FIM Sidecar World Championship.
Continue readingIn her words…
With no Isle of Man TT…plans are messed up.
I am looking for a full time ride for the 2021 season.
Preferably British F1.
Drop me a message if you know anyone who is looking for a passenger
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Chassis: 2012 – The last bike built by Joe Shelbourne.
1x tuned engine
1x std engine
Yoshi loom + Autotune
9 wheels – slicks, inters, wets.
Spare bodywork
Std fuel tank + TT tank
Spare radiator
Spare undertray
Lots of other spares.
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Continue readingFor Sale.
Built for the standard class, K100.
Raced 2019.
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Looking for £2000, offers welcome.
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From Dean Ryde.
Well that’s the next 3 chassis riveted up….. next week is a busy week on the milling machine also the lathe.
Continue readingThe F.S.R.A. would like to welcome WinTec Racing, Nottingham as a series sponsor of the 2021 F.S.R.A. Pre-Injection Sidecar Championship. They are well known around the Pre-Injection paddock, having run their own team and supported several others since the inception of the class.
They join Pagid Brakes, with principal Michael Breitenbach pledging his continued loyal support to the series once again. A reminder that the full provisional Pre-Injection calendar is posted on the F.S.R.A. Website.
A more concise and clear set of regulations for the Pre-Injection class, along with Post-Classic Sidecar eligibility has also been recently uploaded to the F.S.R.A. website – this can be found here
This was from October 21st Email..
Last month, the Isle of Man Government Department for Enterprise, as promoters of the Isle of Man TT Races, invited competitors and relevant parties to contribute towards a review of the Technical Regulations for the Sidecar class. The Department would like to thank those who took the time to reply.
The proposed changes were intended to allow the class to expand and bring more variation to the start line, especially taking into account the difficulty and cost of obtaining a 600cc, 4-stroke engine. The Race Management Team have considered all responses and have also taken into account the current pandemic and the financial position this will leave some teams.
As a result, no changes will be made to the 2021 Sidecar TT Technical Regulations. However, the regulations will be amended for TT 2022 to allow 4-stroke, parallel-twin cylinder engines up to a maximum of 900cc.
Kind Regards
The Isle of Man TT Races
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