The FIM SuperEnduro World Championship heads to Newcastle, hometown of five-time FIM SuperEnduro World Champion Billy Bolt.
With the arena sold out well before the race night, Newcastle remains one of the most anticipated stops on the SuperEnduro calendar. Saturday’s event promises a packed house, lively fans, and a track that always delivers serious racing.
While Billy Bolt will showcase his abilities tomorrow, it’s his fellow rider, Ash Brightmore from X-GRIP, who has hit the track first. As always, the British track has an unmistakeable character and the dirt provides that slight touch of moisture, making conditions slick, technical and unpredictable.
This year’s Newcastle track layout features:
- – a brutal rock garden with two tight corners
- – a long and physically demanding matrix section
- – the iconic concrete pipe corner
- – rhythm sections and technical transitions
- – surfaces that could stay slightly damp, adding extra challenge
