Mountain biking

The SixSixOne Mini Downhill 2014/15

The popular winter series SixSixOne Mini Downhill is back! Following the amazing success of previous years, the race series returns to the Forest of Dean this winter. Started in 2007, the mini downhill has evolved into a much loved race series giving riders a chance to stay race ready and gain BC points in a relaxed, fun environment during the winter. Aimed at new and experienced riders alike and even attracting the likes of Tracy Moseley and Danny Hart in previous years. Check it out.
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The SixSixOne Mini Downhill Background:

Chris Roberts, race organizer and the brains behind the Mini Downhill said: "There are loads of people who ride around the area that have never raced, so we have brought a race to their local track, the tracks are fun ride but a real challenge to ride flat out to the limit. The event is open to anyone who wants to try downhill, no need for a race license, so tell your friends and get your bike ready.”

The SixSixOne Mini Downhill 2014/15 Tracks:

Flowy, rooty and rocky is the theme for this winter. The races are run on existing tracks in the FoD such as Ski run, Corkscrew, Sheep Skull and we have some new off piste natural tracks for this year. The tracks are open all year round giving you plenty of time to visit and practice. All the tracks are fun and flowy providing an exciting challenge for everyone. Tracks range from one minute to two and a half minutes on average, you get two chances to race and your best time counts. The race track will normally be announced the Wednesday before and will remain open on the Saturday before taping for those who wish to visit and practice.

The SixSixOne Mini Downhill 2014/15 Dates:               

  • Sunday 7th December 2014
  • Sunday 25th January 2015
  • Sunday 1st March 2015
  • Sunday 22nd March 2015

Held over one day, riders’ get two race runs and a chance to win some great prizes all for £30. Enter now at www.minidownhill.co.uk

Photos: © Minidownhill

Source: http://www.minidownhill.co.uk

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