dirtsports
04-06-2009, 09:08 AM
Duns Motocross Track is one of Scotland's best motocross facilities and has been running for around 20 years. Based just 3 miles outside of Duns in the Lammermuir Hills in the Scottish Borders with some beautiful scenery as a backdrop to the track.
Duns Motocross Track is owned and run by Chris & David Macvie, and together with help from friends they run practice days for riders of all ages and standards. Duns Motocross also allow Clubs to run race meetings at the track. Over the years we have hosted numerous Scottish Championship events, both for Schoolboys and Adults on quads and on solos. 23rd August 2009 at Duns, sees the Maxxis ACU British Adult Motocross Championship return to Scotland for the first time since 1991 at Pathcondie in Fife. A very special treat for all motocross fans!! Check the calendar (http://www.dunsmotocross.co.uk/calendar.htm) page for further details and for all other forthcoming events at Duns.
The track itself has a wide range of humps, bumps and jumps, all of which are man made; including doubles, table tops, plateau jumps, drop offs, step ups, speed jumps, rollers and a whoops section. The track suits a wide variety of rider levels from beginner to expert.
Spectators have a great all round view of the track from behind specially constructed safety fencing. There are male and female toilet blocks, running water and catering and refreshments are available on site at weekends.
http://www.dunsmotocross.co.uk/
Duns Motocross Track is owned and run by Chris & David Macvie, and together with help from friends they run practice days for riders of all ages and standards. Duns Motocross also allow Clubs to run race meetings at the track. Over the years we have hosted numerous Scottish Championship events, both for Schoolboys and Adults on quads and on solos. 23rd August 2009 at Duns, sees the Maxxis ACU British Adult Motocross Championship return to Scotland for the first time since 1991 at Pathcondie in Fife. A very special treat for all motocross fans!! Check the calendar (http://www.dunsmotocross.co.uk/calendar.htm) page for further details and for all other forthcoming events at Duns.
The track itself has a wide range of humps, bumps and jumps, all of which are man made; including doubles, table tops, plateau jumps, drop offs, step ups, speed jumps, rollers and a whoops section. The track suits a wide variety of rider levels from beginner to expert.
Spectators have a great all round view of the track from behind specially constructed safety fencing. There are male and female toilet blocks, running water and catering and refreshments are available on site at weekends.
http://www.dunsmotocross.co.uk/