Mick White and his Louis Motocross Club, will be once again running a charity motocross event in July 2011

25th July 2010 event video, follow the link.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nM0oFhdj6K8&playnext=1&videos=MuHXA_-HI1g

The venue will be at Wilberfoss 7 miles east of York off the A1079 York to Hull road.The event will be signposted to the venue, off the A1079 at Wilberfoss in east Yorkshire.The track is set in an 18 acre flat field with several man made jumps which takes a novice rider about two minutes to get around. When the track has been graded properly most of the corners berm up due to the sandy texture of the soil. The track also has provision for watering it, if dust was going to be a problem.

Overnight campers are welcome providing they respect other campers by switching off generators and any other audible noise equipment at 12 midnight. Campers must also take home all there rubbish, we don’t have a council bin man collect bags from the field.

Meningitis Research Foundation are delighted to have the support of  the motocross fraternity who are supporting this event, to help them achieve their vision- a world free from meningitis and septicemia and are very grateful if you are supporting Mick with his fundraising efforts.

Meningitis Research Foundation currently has 18 research projects. Since it was founded in 1989, the charity has awarded 118 research grants, leading to many advances in the prevention, and detection and treatment of meningitis septicemia. The total value Meningitis Research Foundation investment in vital scientific research is nearly £13 million. There free phone 24 hour helpline takes over 10,000 calls a year and they send out over 2.5 million free pieces of awareness information every year.

Meningitis Research Foundation are also supporting over 5,500 families that have been affected by these diseases in their lives, so you can see just how important the money from Mick’s motocross event will be to Meningitis Research Foundation.

All profits from the meeting will be going to a most worthy cause the Meningitis Research foundation.

mikinyork@hotmail.co.uk