Yamaha eXtreme Off Road Championship Update

27 October 2021 | All News, Enduro

Unfortunately we now only have 1 event remaining in the Yamaha eXtreme Off Road Championship.

Due to Covid lockdown and uncertainty around travel for our Northern riders the Nut Buster cannot run as a Championship round. It will still be running, but as a club event and it’s definitely worth the trip if you can get there.

https://www.timingtech.co.nz/events/nutbuster/

Also thanks to Covid the Over The Top has been postponed until 2022 so is now out of the 2021 season, leaving only the Moonshine Xtreme on the 4th of December.

The Moonshine Xtreme will run as long as Wellington stays at level 2 or lower, but if any part of the country remains at Level 3 the event will also be relegated to a club event.

A big thanks to all the club helpers who’ve been giving there time to make these events happen. It is very demoralising when after all the hard work the event cannot run as planned or is cancelled.

Justin Stevenson

MNZ Enduro Commissioner

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