Indian Motorcycle is backing the growth of European motorcycle sports with the Dirt Track Riders Association (DTRA). The company is happy to announce the race schedule for the 2020 Indian Motorcycle European Flat Track Series.
Following a successful inaugural series in 2019, Indian Motorcycle has worked with the DTRA to select events that embrace the spirit of Flat Track racing’s growing scene across Europe, ensuring that the ‘Indian Motorcycle Flat Track Series’ championship is accessible and exciting for a wide range of rider abilities.
In last year’s action-packed Championship, Indian Motorcycle rider Leah Tokelove’s consistent riding throughout the year secured second in the overall standings with Krazy Horse teammate Lee Kirkpatrick rounding out the European Hooligan Podium in third overall.
Three hugely popular classes will allow entries ranging from the thundering 750cc+ multi-cylinder ‘Hooligan’ road-based machines, such as Indian FTR 1200 and Scout, to the Open-entry ‘Pro Class’ dominated by lightweight DTX based machines and a growing Pre-1975 ‘Vintage Class’.
All classes cater for first-time amateur and Pro riders alike, with circuits catering for mixed ability, including fast ½-miles, tight short tracks and a TT, the championship series will showcase some of the best races in Europe, to promote the European Flat Track scene and its riders on a global scale.
Prizes and benefits will be available only to registered riders. Registered riders will agree to abide by the rules of the series and the local rules and licence arrangements of each local race organisers. Registrations will open during January and close just before the first meeting. Full rules for the 2020 series will be found on the DTRA website and, of course, locally at each event.
ABOUT THE DTRA
The Dirt Track Riders Association (DTRA) is run by riders and racers to
promote European Flat Track racing. The series has grown year on year
and is gaining popularity with riders from all disciplines of motorcycle
sport from Rookie riders to Pro racers. Racing classes mean racing is
open to many different levels of riders and types of bike. The DTRA has
been instrumental in growing all forms of Dirt Track Racing outside of
the USA and the DTRA supported ‘Indian Motorcycle Flat Track Series’ has
grown to become the largest amateur championship outside of North
America.
