About the Event
This event is run in accordance with IOPD Standing Regulations for Hare & Hound Endurance type events.
OFFICIALS:
• Clerk of the Course - NICK PLUMB
• Chief Marshal - NICK PLUMB
• Safety Officer - NICK PLUMB
• Secretary - ELLIE PLUMB-DARRELL
Address for postal correspondence
• Outdoor Welsh Events, Unit 16 Woodlands Business Park, Ystradgynlais, South Wales, SA9 1JW UK
• info@outdoorwelshevents.co.uk
• Tel: 01639 874404
Dawn to Dusk Enduro – Registration
Up to 5 races run concurrently as part of the Dawn to Dusk Enduro event. Here’s a quick summary to help you choose the right one for you…
Youth Race
Two youth races are run on the Saturday morning – designed especially for younger riders, aged between 6 and 15 years old – avoiding any extreme sections but still tough enough to provide a challenge.
Please note: We do NOT accept 250 2 strokes in the youth race. If your child is 15 and over and has this particular bike then the recommend race would be to compete in the 6hr (parental consent MUST be required). Also, a youth rider may compete in the Adult races but must be a minimum of 15 years of age and is restricted to a maximum machine of a 250.
The start on Saturday will be at 8:30am for the Junior race, with the Junior class leading the first wave followed by the Mini Junior's after approximately a minute.
- Mini Junior 6-9yrs
- Junior 10-11yrs
The Youth race will start at 10:30am, the Senior class will take lead follwed by the Intermediates after approximately a minute.
- Intermediate 12-13yrs
- Senior 14-15yrs
The races will finish when the chequered flag goes out for the lead rider at the finishing time mark.
6 Hour Race
The perfect introduction to endurance racing off-road style, favoured by most first-time riders. The 6 hour race is for solo’s or 2 Rider teams.
The start of the 6 hour enduro will be a Le Mans start, (i.e. a short run to your bike from a standing start) with groups leaving in classes – the first wave starting at 1:00 pm. This means you will need to have your bike on the start line from approx. 12:30 pm.
Once lined up, you will be allowed to warm up your bikes, and then all engines MUST be switched off at 12:55pm.
10 Hour Night Race
The 10hr night race is back! This race is available to solo riders only. Test yout own physical reserves for a whole night. This race is perfect for the big bikes too.
The start of the 10 hour night enduro will be a Le Mans start, (i.e. a short run to your bike from a standing start) with groups leaving in classes – the first wave starting just after the 24hr riders at 7:00 pm. This means you will need to have your bike on the start line from approx. 6:30 pm.
12 Hour Race
The Daddy – the original race format from which the whole event takes its name, a real tester for individuals and teams alike. For solo riders, and 2 Rider teams.
The start of the 12 hour enduro will be a Le Mans (i.e. a short run to your bike from a standing start) start, with groups leaving in classes – the first wave starting at 7:00 am on Sunday. This means you will need to line up your bike on the start line at approx. 6.30am.
Once lined up, you will be allowed to warm up your bikes, and then all engines MUST be switched off at 6:55 am.
24 hour race…
The Beast! The ultimate off-road challenge in the UK. Individuals and teams of up to 3 riders pit themselves against the Mountain, the weather, and their own physical reserves for a whole night and day. The night lap – from the start, is a shorter approx. 7 mile loop running for the initial 11 hours of the race. Good lights are a must! Each rider must also have a red light on their back clothing in case you leave your bike at night.
The start of the 24 hour enduro will be a Le Mans start (i.e. a short run to your bike from a standing start), with groups leaving in classes – the first wave starting on Saturday at 7:00 pm. This means you will need to be on the start line with your bike no later than 6:30 pm.
Once lined up, you will be allowed to warm up your bikes, and then all engines MUST be switched off at 6:55 pm.
The Practice Track
In 2017, we introduced the Practice Track. On Saturday afternoon, you can enter as a pre-race shakedown or just hone your skills! However, to participate, you must have entered one of our races above.
As well as giving you a chance to test out final adjustments and warm-up the joints and muscles, it will ease the wait until start time, plus provide supporters and spectators with something interesting and fun to watch…!
The course will be adjacent to the main starting area for ease of access for riders and spectators alike.
Must be a minimum of 15 years of age. If your child is 15 years old, they are restricted to a maximum machine of a 250cc.