Elisenheim, Sorendal the decisive round
Motorcycle Enduro
The eighth and final leg of the Namibian Enduro Club's national championship series will be completed tomorrow from 07:00 a stone's throw north of the capital at Sorendal near Elisenheim.
The Enduro Club will also present its annual award ceremony on Saturday evening where the respective champions will be crowned.
Pro and Senior Pro riders will tackle three laps of 15.4 kilometres; the Intermediate class does three laps of 13.7 km; the Junior and Women’s classes five laps of 4.2 km, while the Rookie class will do 12 laps of 4.2km.
The seventh round of the national enduro motorcycle championship was concluded with great enthusiasm near Omaruru on 5 October, where 29 participants in their respective classes tackled the rough terrain.
Quinton van Rooyen, Jörn Greiter, Brandon Juling, Hilmar Griebel, Harry Kibble, Maike Bochert and Peter Till all collected full points by dominating their respective classes.
The enduro championship is not about speed, but how skillfully the rider can overcome the technical parts of the various routes.
Riders are required to mount climbs over very steep hills, or between giant rocks, while now and then there could be a section through a sandy river bed, or a section through open field where some acceleration is possible.
At various transmission transmitters along the route riders are required to stop to indicate that they have completed the entire route.
The current standings of top-three riders after the seventh round
Class 2 (Pro Open): 1 Quinton van Rooyen (140 points), 2 Corné Visser (105), 3 Oliver Rorhmüller (81).
Class 5 (Senior Pro): 1 Heiko Stranghöner (117), 2 Jorn Greiter (108), 3 Gunther Gladis (88).
Class 7 (Intermediate): 1 André Barnard (114), 2 Brandon Juling (108), 3 Frederick van Greunen (51).
Class 10 (Rookies): 1 Antonio Monteiro (119), 2 Zoë Waldschmidt (96), 3 Hilmar Griebel (92).
Class 11 (Beginners): 1 Harry Kibble (77), 2 Max Heigan (37), 3 Cody Heigan (32).
Class 12 (Women Development): 1 Maike Bochert (120), 2 Maria Wittreich (17).
The championship is supported by sponsors Hemco Paint, Sonja Becker Real Estate, Omaruru Spar, Terrain Tamer 4WD Africa, Venture Enterprises, SocialFly Creative Agency, Safari Engineering CC and Nahara Africa.
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The Enduro Club will also present its annual award ceremony on Saturday evening where the respective champions will be crowned.
Pro and Senior Pro riders will tackle three laps of 15.4 kilometres; the Intermediate class does three laps of 13.7 km; the Junior and Women’s classes five laps of 4.2 km, while the Rookie class will do 12 laps of 4.2km.
The seventh round of the national enduro motorcycle championship was concluded with great enthusiasm near Omaruru on 5 October, where 29 participants in their respective classes tackled the rough terrain.
Quinton van Rooyen, Jörn Greiter, Brandon Juling, Hilmar Griebel, Harry Kibble, Maike Bochert and Peter Till all collected full points by dominating their respective classes.
The enduro championship is not about speed, but how skillfully the rider can overcome the technical parts of the various routes.
Riders are required to mount climbs over very steep hills, or between giant rocks, while now and then there could be a section through a sandy river bed, or a section through open field where some acceleration is possible.
At various transmission transmitters along the route riders are required to stop to indicate that they have completed the entire route.
The current standings of top-three riders after the seventh round
Class 2 (Pro Open): 1 Quinton van Rooyen (140 points), 2 Corné Visser (105), 3 Oliver Rorhmüller (81).
Class 5 (Senior Pro): 1 Heiko Stranghöner (117), 2 Jorn Greiter (108), 3 Gunther Gladis (88).
Class 7 (Intermediate): 1 André Barnard (114), 2 Brandon Juling (108), 3 Frederick van Greunen (51).
Class 10 (Rookies): 1 Antonio Monteiro (119), 2 Zoë Waldschmidt (96), 3 Hilmar Griebel (92).
Class 11 (Beginners): 1 Harry Kibble (77), 2 Max Heigan (37), 3 Cody Heigan (32).
Class 12 (Women Development): 1 Maike Bochert (120), 2 Maria Wittreich (17).
The championship is supported by sponsors Hemco Paint, Sonja Becker Real Estate, Omaruru Spar, Terrain Tamer 4WD Africa, Venture Enterprises, SocialFly Creative Agency, Safari Engineering CC and Nahara Africa.
– [email protected]
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