Yearbook
The 2015 DTRA (Dirt Track Riders Association) season of dirt track motorcycle racing was more competitive than ever before over the seven race series that took place throughout the UK.
To celebrate this fantastic year of racing we bring you DTRA Yearbook One. This beautifully designed book encapsulates the essence of what flat track racing is all about bringing together racers from around the globe.
In over 150 pages this quality publication brings the magic to life with the best photographs that capture the greatest moments in race action and its unique and wonderful atmosphere.
2016 DTRA Schedule
CLUB SIGN UPS OPEN 11/1/16
Riders wishing to keep an exsisting number should sign up before end Feb 2016
2016 Schedule draft
The schedule is draft at present. It will be firm in the next week or so. Please note that not all classes will ride at Kings Lynn an extra date will be added for those classes.
Pre season practice North and South
Rnd 1 - Sunday April 10th - Rye House Speedway
Rnd 2 -May 14-15 MCN show
Rnd 3- June - 11-12 Greenfield TT
Hells race Belgium – June 18-19 (Not a championship round but supported by the DTRA)
Rnd 4 - 8-9th July - DQ - Kings Lynn
Rnd 5 and 6 - Aug - Amman date 13-14 Aug 1/2 mile
Rnd 7 – Saturday Sept 10 Rye House Day and evening meeting
Pop over and check the DTRA Facebook Page here.
Also take a look at the UK For Sale page here
Since 2005 the UK has had its very own Flattrack Championships. The UK scene has been growing every year with more new bikes and rider starting to race. Racing in the UK is mainly on speedway tracks with some use of larger horse trotting tracks and TT courses. Races are normally contested between 12 riders in 3 lines of 4 riders. The duration of each race is 6 or 8 laps with finals of 12 or 15 laps. Unlike speedway the bikes have a rear brake and gears. Typically riders can expect a minimum of 3 heats, sometimes semi’s and a final per class they enter. Many riders choose to enter more than one class.
Our GNC class attracts the cream of UK Flattrack racers and often a handful of guest stars from other disciplines. Our GNC riders are of a quality that they can compete at an international standard and do a fantastic job representing the UK in Europe and USA. Club membership and race entries are kept to a minimum to encourage participation in the sport. Many current clubman riders enjoy the fact that they can race a whole season on a single rear tyre and minimum other costs.
All spectators and riders are welcome at our friendly race meetings. Often our races our free to spectate.
Our Classes include
GNC National (Open class for riders with National numbers)
GNC Restricted (Open class for riders without National numbers)
GNC Thunderbikes (Bikes over 600cc MX bikes excluded)
Minibikes (Up to 150cc)
Youth (All ages 7 – 17 in appropriate classes)
See you at the Races !!
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