Taupo, Sunday, December 10
ding, Sunday, December 17
nday, December 26
The Barry Smith and Tracey Bryan are always
fast and never discount the improving Peter
Goodwin/ Kendal Dunlop pairing, nor serial Suzuki
Series sidecar champion Adam Unsworth He had
a spectacular crash with passenger Stu Dawes
during the opening round at Taupo last year –
then came back to win at Whanganui. There’s
everything to play for in this years sidecar class.
The new GIXXER Cup is a very popular Suzuki
NZ initiative to encourage young racers into
the sport between 14- and 21- years-old, at an
acceptable cost. For their $5995 riders receive
a new Suzuki GSX150F along with a Bell helmet
and Alpinstars race gear. 18 youngsters will
form the grid during round one at Taupo.
The 2017 Suzuki Series also includes several support
categories with F3, Post Classic, and Supermoto
riders all vying for top honours. The BEARS class
now includes bike from all brands plus four-stroke
F1 machines 900cc to 1300cc, and F2 bikes 400cc
to 899cc to give club riders a category to enjoy
their racing and make use of older machinery.
The class is now called Formula Sport/BEARS.
Early-bird tickets for all rounds round are available
at www.cemeterycircuit.co.nz and go in the draw to
win a Suzuki GIXXER150 if tickets purchased online.
The winner will be drawn prior to Whanganui.
Is this all the competition will see of Tim Reeves & Mark Wilkes this year?
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