Kingdom Off Road Motorcycle Club: Enduro At Kingdom
Kingdom Off Road Motorcycle Club is hosting the Enduro Sprint and Round 3 Scottish Championship Hare & Hound over the weekend of 28th & 29th June at Cardenden Motocross Track.
About Kingdom Off Road Motorcycle Club: Enduro At Kingdom
| 28th Jun 2025 to 29th Jun 2025 | |
| 8.30am - 6pm | |
| Lochgelly | |
| Youth Entry £35 Single day - £60 both days / Adult Entry £55 Single day - £100 both days | |
| Visit the event website here | |
| Facebook information can be found here | |
Kingdom Off Road Motorcycle Club
Enduro Sprint Saturday 28th & Round 3 Scottish Championship Hare & Hound Sunday 29th June 2025
SACU Permit Number : TBC
Venue: Cardenden Motocross Track, Cardenbarns Road, off Torbain Road Do Not come to the track via Cardenden or Cardenbarns Farm, please see instructions below.
Youth Entry £35 Single day £60 both days, Adult Entry £55 Single day £100 both days
One Event Licence £15 paid with entry if required SACU and ACU competition licences accepted.
We’ll only be accepting online entries. One Event Licences are available, Paid online, or at time of entering.
SUPPLEMENTARY REGULATIONS (please keep this info)
Venue: – DO NOT come to the track via Cardenden or Cardenbarns Farm.
The only access is from Torbain Road, Kirkcaldy or the B9149, by LochGelly (the South side of the A92)
Please use Google Maps, click this link: maps.app.goo.gl From the B9149 Drive North up the farm road through the green forestry gates for about half a mile and our track is on the right.
Alternatively if using What Three Words use ///pothole.flaking.highly for the ACCESS ROAD to the track. If unsure please call us on 07921857283
Races: –
Saturday Sprint
Sign On: Open from 8:30
Sighting lap: Adults at 9:30 Youth at 9:45
Timed race laps – first rider away 10:30 aiming for 8 laps each with the last sprint starting at approximately 3pm.
Parents who have entered the support class will be invited to follow kids around the loop as travelling Marshals – with transponder removed
The Enduro Sprint is one rider away every minute, you’re racing against the clock, trying to get your fastest time.
Running order:
Sighting lap – first come first served for the adult classes, and in descending size order for youth riders
Race laps – Seeded from previous lap – Fastest riders first (youth and adult may mix here as we expect some youth riders to be faster than some adults)
All timed race laps will be added together and shortest overall time will win
Course cutting will mean instant exclusion from event
Regs for any additional rules will be as per the SACU H&H series regs with classes for adult and youth as follows
Adult classes:
Expert, Clubman, Sportsman, Over 50s
Youth classes (Subject to sufficient entry):
7-10 years for 65cc
9-12 years for 85cc (or 150cc four stroke) Small Wheels
11-14 years for 85cc Big Wheels – machines must be a minimum of 70cc and a maximum of 85cc (or 150cc four stroke engine) and electric bikes up to 12Kw measured at the rear wheel. -Wheel size maximum 16 inch rear and 19 inch front.
13-17 years for the 125cc 2-stroke (youth open) – machines must be a minimum of 80cc and a maximum of 150cc and electric bikes up to 10bhp measured at the rear wheel.
3 tracks (MX track, Flat track and beginners track) have been linked together with some rough grazing land and an extended loop through Cardenden woods. There will be hard routes and some easier options.. Enduro obstacles (logs, tires etc). The Enduro Sprint is enjoyable, flowing, fast sections on the tracks and fast paths, through the woods, along with some slower technical, tighter areas. This exciting set up gives us a decent 20+ minute loop for most riders.
Sunday Hare & Hound
The Enduro sprint on Saturday will give you a good recce of the route for Sunday’s Scottish Championship Round 3, Hare & Hound. There maybe a few small changes, but not much.
Sign On: open from 8am
Sighting lap: Adults at 8:45am Youth at 9am
RACE 1
9:30 -10:30 Youth
(Race for 1 hour) Parents who have entered over the weekend will be invited to follow kids around the loop as travelling Marshals – with transponder removed. Also we may call on our adult expert and clubman friends to help Marshall and keep the kids going.
RACE 2
11am – 1:30pm Adult / Faster youth. (Race for 2.5hrs)
Adult classes:
Expert, Expert B, Over 40s, Clubman, Over 50s, Clubman B, Sportsman over 50, Sportsman over 60, Sportsman
Faster Youths:
14 yrs old 125cc & 15yrs old 250f can ride with adults, if riding well. You must have club, SACU representative or responsible adult to vouch for riding ability.
Route:
3 tracks (MX track, Flat track and beginners track) have been linked together with some rough grazing land and an extended loop through Cardenden woods. There will be hard routes and some easier options, which will incur additional time. Some obstacles will be logs, tires etc, so get practicing. The route is enjoyable, flowing, fast sections on the mx tracks and some fast paths through the woods, along with some slower technical, tighter areas. This exciting set up gives us a decent 20+ minute loop for most riders.
We will call on our adult expert and clubman friends to help Marshall and keep the kids going. Adults who haven’t raced before this is a perfect one to start on nice flowing course and lots of opportunities to have a rest and drinks with a 20-minute lap for most riders.
Entries & Fees: – Will not be returned unless the event is cancelled, or a rider gives a valid reason for not riding at least 3 days prior to the event. In such cases £10 may be deducted to cover costs. Any rider not signing on, on the day, without good reason will forfeit his entry fee in full.
Overnighting: Camping is available, generators off at 10:30.
**There will also be a fun event, bike limbo, after prize giving. This will likely be around 4-5pm. How low can you go? **
There will be a Cafe on site for hot food and drinks
Official timing will be used £20 refundable deposit for transponder
Paramedics and organisers with first aid training available throughout weekend.
Machines should be brought to start line 15mins before start time
Course cutting will mean instant exclusion from event
Although there will be no formal scrutineering, we reserve the right to withhold the right to start if a motorcycle is deemed to be unsafe
Helmets: – Gold or silver A.C.U. current stamped helmets must be worn.
Hemet and body cameras are not permitted, cameras secured to bikes are permitted.
Machines: -Must be clearly numbered on front and side panels. Recognised brands only and no pit bikes as manufacturing standards are less likely to meet the SACU safety, technical and noise requirements. Engine noise must not exceed 94 dba. There will be no restriction on tyre type.
All riders must provide a fire extinguisher and environmental mat.
PLEASE DO NOT DROP LITTER ANYWHERE IN THE PARKING AREAS OR ON COURSE
ALL RUBBISH TO BE TAKEN HOME!!!
Do not ride your bikes in the pits without helmets and only at walking pace.
Please be respectful to each other and all Club officials, remember we’re all volunteers
Concussion: – “I undertake to notify the club of any recent (within the last 23 days) concussion injury and will produce a doctor’s note to state I am able to compete in the event”. The Doctors note to state “The rider is no longer suffering the consequences of concussion”
Officials:
Secretary of the meeting – Caroline Thomson
SACU Steward – Sandy Mack
Timing – Sandy Mack
Clerk of the Course- Jim Mair
Chief Marshall – David Paton
NO RIDERS OTHER THAN COMPETITORS AND AUTHORISED MARSHALLS ALLOWED ON THE COURSE — HAVE A SAFE AND ENJOYABLE DAYS RIDING.
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