Moto Time Attack...launched today

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This basically describes what it's all about...

Based upon the highly successful Time Attack competition format for cars where the competition is won by the quickest lap time, not first over the line, the originators of Time Attack in the UK are pleased to make their plans a reality with the launch of Moto Time Attack in 2017, bringing the sport to two wheels as well as four.
Cadwell Park has been carefully chosen to debut the brand new motorcycle sport, a natural choice for motorcycle riders and fans, Cadwell is a circuit which is adored the world over for its steeped history and love affair with motorcycle racing and of course featuring the ever spectacular mountain section.
The competition format of MTA will follow in the footsteps of it’s four wheeled counter part with different classes for bikes and riders dependent on bike size, specification and most importantly rider ability and lap time potential on track. These classes and classification make the process of Time Attack participation wholly unique to our sport and competitors will ride against the clock to set the quickest time possible.
MTA has been working with the UK’s motorcycle sport governing body, the Auto Cycle Union [ACU] in recent times to work on a simple, attractive, brand new and welcoming set of regulations for competitors, specifically for MTA. This collaboration between Time Attack and the ACU will see the event run under the permitted auspices of the ACU and therefore providing riders, teams, marshalls and fans the professional, familiar structure and organisational procedures that they would expect at such a high profile and inaugural event.
Andy Barnes, MD of Time Attack comments;
‘ For a few years we have been nursing the concept of bringing our beloved and unique sport of Time Attack to two wheels and today I am pleased to finally say that our dream is now a reality. Our team are avid motorcycle fans and our small, professional team are hugely motivated to share our sport with fellow riders and show not only what our sport can give to riders who we know will enjoy the sport once they have access to it on track but to also show how our events team can provide the next generation of competitive track riding executed by a professional team intent on perfecting every area of our sport for the good of the competitors.
Time Attack is genuinely for everyone. From a road going commuter, classics and to a full race bike, our sporting regulations which are rooted in safety but completely open in bike specification are sure to excite and welcome those riders and teams that are looking for something new, fresh, competitive and welcoming to their needs, ideas and motorcycle passion and enthusiasm. The competition philosophy of MTA is the same as Time Attack in cars – tune, alter and modify your bike to make it go quicker, the sport is all about how quick can you get your bike around the track when you are given relative free reign on what you can do with it.
We fully expect to welcome riders and bikes from novice to professionals, we have a place, class and structure for everyone although we will be limiting entry numbers for the first event. The inaugural event at Cadwell Park this summer is to share our sport for the first time, see what riders think of Time Attack, the format and our organising team, listen to views on classes, riders, teams, manufacturers and motorcycle tuners, to then formulate all that good stuff into a full Championship of events in 2018.


So there you have it, for full information please visit.....http://www.mototimeattack.com/

[Mr Gazza]

Originally Posted by Unit 18

Firstly, if this post breaches forum rules please remove it.

.....http://www.mototimeattack.com/

We don't need rules, we are gentlemen..

Good post.

[Nickj]

Originally Posted by Mr Gazza

We don't need rules, we are gentlemen..

Except those that aren't ...

[Mr Gazza]

Originally Posted by Nickj

Except those that aren't ...

They would be the Ladies?..

[slob]

Thanks Alec, looks interesting

[utopia]

That's interesting and refreshingly different too.
I'd be keen just to spectate.
But also, as a "one trackday novice" I rather fancy seeing what I can do on the old 750 in the RoadSport class.
Yep, having always somewhat regretted bottling out of going racing in the '70s, this may just be the ideal way back in to some form of competitive track action.
Nice one.

Acu licence requirement makes the roadsport class pointless.

As it's a timed event it operates as an ACU permited event.
The licence isn't too onerous to obtain really..MSV run set days for licencing....http://www.msvtrackdays.com/bike/pro...ssessment.aspx

Thanks Unit 18

(I know mate I have one but it will put people off is what I meant