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Bikesales Staff8 Nov 2010
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2011 Australian Motocross Championship calendar

Nine rounds across four states, with Tasmania and Western Australia left off the roster

The calendar for the 2011 Australian Motocross Championship has been set, and is as follows:

  • Rd1 Broadford, Vic, March 6
  • Rd2 Raymond Terrace, NSW March 20
  • Rd3 Appin, NSW April 10
  • Rd4 Murray Bridge, SA May 8
  • Rd5 Toowoomba, Qld May 22
  • Rd6 Coonabarabran, NSW June 19
  • Rd7 Wodonga, Vic July 3
  • Rd8 Moree, NSW July 23-24
  • Rd9 Coolum, Qld July 30-31

Broadford, Toowoomba, Raymond Terrace, Wodonga, Moree and Coolum retain their places ion the calendar, while Appin, Murray Bridge and Coonabarabran are fresh additions.

Meanwhile, Tasmania and Western Australia remain without rounds, but the championship promoter, WEM, is investigating travel assistance options for privateers in those states who are planning on competing across all rounds in 2011.

At this stage, WEM is proposing that the Under 19 and Pro Lites classes compete in two back-to-back races at each round, with the Pro Open riders pumping out four back-to-back motos.


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