Weymouth Beach Motocross
When? 09 October 2022
Where? Weymouth
Weymouth & Portland Lions Club and Purbeck Motocross Club will be teaming up again this year to bring you this high-flying motocross extravaganza on Sunday October 9th, 2022 . Right here in Weymouth, right on the beach.
The event will once again see the award-winning pristine sands of Weymouth Beach transformed into a motocross course, complete with bumps and jumps and all the thrills and spills of the race. This event attracts thousands of spectators and some of the best riders in the world. Together with riders of all abilities, a superb location and setting, combine to make this event one of the most sought after and most eagerly awaited event on Weymouth’s tourist calendar. An event not to be missed.
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