Vallelujah
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A Tweed Valley enduro adventure This is the place to come for enduro racing in 2017, with the best enduro tracks in the UK, and some as good as you’ll find anywhere on the planet. This year we are using SI Air system timing (no dibbing) at all three enduro rounds. The trails used will be kept under wraps until the event, but the stages will provide an awesome day out – and something a wee bit different. The last two years’ adventures turned out a bit more adventurous than originally expected – thanks to the weather – and provided something of an epic weekend! So in 2017 we can expect dust and wall to wall sunshine. Maybe.

The course will feature a variety of hand cut and natural trails. This event is a little mellower than the other two races, but will still contain sections of technical riding which will challenge competent riders, especially taken at speed. We always aim to set courses which have a lot of flow and leave you wanting to ride it all over again. The overall ethos is to provide a fun race – with adventure, challenge, good times and safety as the key factors.

All riders can choose if they want to be seeded for each of the races or, alternatively, they can choose a start time at event registration so they can ride with their mates all the way round the course. Seeded riders have pre-set start times for every stage of the race and face penalties if they miss their start times. Being seeded means you will have much less chance of encountering traffic while on the race course, with no uncertain queuing at stage starts.

Location and dates
Start and finish: Tweed Valley, Scottish Borders. Registration and race start location will be confirmed nearer the event.
Saturday 25 March: Race registration and unmarshalled practice
Sunday 26 March: Race Registration (morning only, times TBC) and race day!

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