The Bikesports championship is a ‘slicks and wings’ series which concentrates on naturally aspirated bike engined racing cars. Any naturally aspirated bike engine may be used and the entrant is free to choose their chassis.
Photography credit: 750MC
Vehicle details
AVERAGE GRID SIZE
25
NUMBER OF ROUNDS
14
SEASON COST
£10,000
AVERAGE CAR COST (USED)
£12,000
FRONT RUNNING CAR COST
£50,000
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how it works
In 2020 there are 14 rounds, spread across four double-header and two triple-header race weekends. Each weekend consists of one 20 minute qualifying season and two 20 minute races.
A – 660Kgs
Cars using ‘tuned’ motorbike engines up to 1500cc
If sub-1340cc – 595kg
If sub-1000cc – 555kg
B – 660Kgs – Cars using ‘production’ motorbike engines up to 1500cc
– If sub-1340cc – 585kg
C – 550Kgs – Cars using ‘production’ motorbike engines below 1000cc in capacity
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scoring and points system
organiser
750 Motor Club
Costs per season
The Bikesports Championship offers great value for money considering the power and speed of the cars. 750 Club membership is just £25 for 12 months, season registration is £105, and double-header weekend entry fees (qualifying and 2 x 20min races) are typically between £320 and £380 depending on the circuit.
prerequisites
National A Race License
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