Monster Mountain

Bookings coming along very nicely indeed, one hell of a layout aswell, dont maiss out this weekend, forcast is also good for sunday 🙂

This race meeting has both novice and intermediate trails, with the option of one or two extreme routes.

The auto - 65 and 85cc routes will be all on top of the mountain carpark, with smaller mounds of dirt / soil for the climbs, a kids mx style loop in the back corner,

There is no big logs or nasty bike wrecking hill climbs, ( unless you fancy our extreme routes )

Will suit all riders from total beginer through to expert +

🍔 hot food and refreshments on site
🛠️ spares van on site Stormer Motocross Sales
🚽 toilets
⛺️ free camping from 1pm saturday

https://www.goracemx.com/event.php?eid=7241

We will also be hosting a pay and play day january 21st, much work will be done for this event, it will host extreme enduro assult coarses with some knarly obstacles amd terrain alongside full beginer / novice routes. Keep your eyes open for that one.

Sunday 10th December!
Don’t Miss this ✊
Catering on site selling hot food and drinks.
Monster Mountain Merchandise available to purchase.
Toilet facilities.
All facilities located in the main car parking area

Be fast to book in for our practice day on the 12th November - unfortunately we have now decided on just the one day. All ages are welcome.
We are also in the process of creating a small kids track for revvi bikes and autos which will be completed for the practice day. The use of this track will be £20 for the full day.
We will have our catering van, Monster Mountain Merchandise and also toilet facilities onsite.
Share away!
Can everyone now book via - Cotswold on Gorace
and not direct with us. Your booking will only be Guaranteed by booking on the link below.
https://www.goracemx.com/event.php?eid=7093...
⁃ The team at monster mountain 🗻

Event: Practice day @ Sun 12th November Dates: 12-11-2023 to 12-11-2023, Venue: Monster Mountain, Event Type: Practice, Club: Cotswold Youth & AMX Club, Track Postcode: CF484AE

Monster Mountain amazing practice day 💪🏻💪🏻
Dates:
Saturday 11th November
Sunday 12th November
(with monster mountain)
Saturday 9th December
( with Monster mountain )
Sunday 10th December
( with Cotswold ) Payment for this date will need to be sorted with Rob Baker.
The four dates above will be open to all riders and ages to ride.
The groups will be:
- Youth (autos - 85BW)
- Novice
- Intermediate
- Expert
Everyone that is interested please send us:
- Riders full name
- Date you’ll be attending
- Group
We will confirm times nearer to the date.
There will be toilet facilities onsite & The Diner Catering Van.
Unfortunately there will be no water facilities available.
Can you all kindly share away!
- The Team at Monster Mountain

Tommy Searle will be heading up the mountain on Sunday 22nd October to host a training day - open to adults and kids, for £120 (including track fee).
This is a rare opportunity to tap into Tommy’s knowledge as a seasoned MXGP rider, multi-time British Champion and most importantly, Monster Mountain race winner at the final round of the British Motocross Championship!
To book in, head over to:
www.tommysearletraining.co.uk

I’ll be coaching at Monster Mountain Mx on Sunday the 22nd of October Kids and Adults.
Track fully prepped up it will be the only time you can ride it this year 👊💯

We have been extremely overwhelmed by the response to our practice days post - so we thank you for that. We have decided on three events which will take place in November, December and January.

The practice days in November and January will be 125’s and above. However Cotswolds youth & amx club will be running the December event which will be catered for every rider ranging from autos to adults.

In the new year, we have plans for another track to be added to the mountain which will be suitable for all riders.

We’ll keep you updated for when those dates will be arranged and we look forward to seeing you there.

Please share away!

Many thanks,
The team at Monster Mountain ⛰👊🏻

Hey Everyone!
We are thinking of having some practice days up monster mountain around once a month over the winter months - it will consist of two days. The price will be £40 each day and if you’re travelling from far you are more than welcome to camp overnight.

We are very confident that our track will take the winter weather great. As for the first weekend, we were thinking of 125cc bikes and above. We’re just putting feelers out there as this is a completely new experience for monster mountain.

There will be catering, merchandise sales and toilets on site. We would appreciate your feedback on this and let us know whether this would be something you would all be interested in.

Could you please share away!

Many thanks,
The team at Monster Mountain 👊🏻🏔️

The 40th Anniversary of the UK's Biggest Offroad Motorsport Event, the Weston Beach Race. This year will see the event run across the weekend of September 22nd to 24th in Weston-super-Mare.

𝐑𝐄𝐓𝐔𝐑𝐍 𝐎𝐅 𝐓𝐇𝐄 𝐌𝐎𝐍𝐒𝐓𝐄𝐑 ⛰️
The team took to Wales for the final round of the Revo ACU British Motocross Championship at Monster Mountain
After a hectic year of racing the lads wanted to end on a high and to get home in one piece.
Qualifying set to with Tom going P7 in the MX1. MX2 see Alfie finish in P17, Ben P21 and Glenn P18.
Moto 1 of the MX1 saw the heavens open. The heavy downpour of rain made things extremely difficult for the entire race. Tom made his way to P9 but with no goggles and very limited visibility, he couldn’t climb any further in the race and crossed the line in P9.
Moto 1 of the MX2 thankfully saw the rain stop however, it left a very soaked track for their first moto. Alfie had a great start but went down on the first lap due to the slippery track conditions. He managed to remount and get himself back in the race to finish P11.
Glenn is very much at home in the wet conditions and put in a great moto to finish in P8. Ben, is still suffering the effects of an ongoing virus. He pushed through the race and conditions with a few unfortunate offs finishing in P19.
Moto 2 for the MX1 the track seemed to have got itself into better shape than the first moto. Tom put in a stellar performance which saw him right up front for 25+2 moto. The efforts paid off with Tom passing the chequered flag in P5.
MX2 final moto and the last race of the day. Alfie didn’t catch such a good start as he did in Moto 1 and with an unfortunate crash Alfie had to retire from the race due to tweaking an already injured knee. Ben set out to have a better moto and this showed as the race went on. He and Glenn produced some great battles until a small mistake caused Ben to have an off which resulted in him ending the moto in P18. On to Glenn who again settled in and showed his strengths each lap giving him a P14 finish.
A weekend of ups and downs, but another championship wrapped up.
Overall on the day
MX1 • Tom • P7
MX2 • Alfie • P16, Glenn • P11, Ben • P20
Championship overall
MX1 •
Tom • P9 in his rookie 450 season.
Dan • P18
MX2 •
Glenn • P14
Ben • P17
Alfie • P22
Each lad has had an injury this year, Including Harvey who is still out of action due to rupturing his spleen earlier last month and Dan with his ongoing wrist issue. Unfortunately, Due to this none have been able to show their full potential.
Now the main championships are done some of the lads have some exciting events coming up, including the MXGP Maggiora Italy, Weston Beach race, MXGP Matterly Basin and Glenn the MX Des Nations in Ernee France.
After that, there’s some much-needed rest and downtime. Then the prep starts to see what the 2024 season brings us.
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Harri Kullas talks about the final Revo ACU British Motocross Championship at Monster Mountain

“Good to finish the season on a high. Started with a win and ended with one so I’m happy. I really enjoyed the track, and it was especially good after the rain. It had loads of grip and some good lines. I had good pace from qualifying where I was 2nd, my best of the season.

I ran a bit wide on the first corner of race one and Josh came past, then the rain came, and I made the pass to win.

2nd race I had the holeshot and then Conrad came past on the wave section, and I pushed to stay with him, and tried to pass a few times but he then pulled a gap. I came back towards the end but was happy with 2nd place as that gave me the overall win.

Now looking forward to British MXGP in two weeks time and then MX of Nations”