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<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"As an exciting addition to the regular Seniors (over 45s) Road Race Meeting at McNamara Park Raceway over the Mother\u2019s Day weekend (May 13 & 14), the Mount Gambier Motorcycle Club is incorporating the Cancer Council Cup feature races.<\/p>\n
Far too many of their members have been impacted by cancer, and as a volunteer based club that receives a lot of support from the community, the club thought that this was a meaningful way in which to give back to the community that supports it.<\/p>\n
In addition to all the regular classes, the meeting will culminate with the lightweight and heavyweight Cancer Council Cup feature races.<\/p>\n
Final placings will be determined by a combination of a rider\u2019s finishing position in the race, and a time bonus depending on how much money the rider raised for the Cancer Council. The more you raise, the slower you can go and still win.<\/p>\n
With around 100 riders entered, the meeting promises to be a great spectacle, with a wide range of bikes of all vintages pushed to their limits by older riders who refuse to let age slow them down.<\/p>\n
The public are invited to get involved as well, either by purchasing raffle tickets, or donating money to a particular rider, thereby increasing their chances of winning.<\/p>\n
Qualifying takes place Saturday morning, with racing Saturday afternoon and all day Sunday, culminating with the Cancer Council Cup feature races. Entry is $10 per day, $15 for the weekend, with under 16 free. Full catering and bar facilities are available all day.<\/p>\n
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As an exciting addition to the regular Seniors (over 45s) Road Race Meeting at McNamara Park Raceway over the Mother\u2019s Day weekend (May 13 & 14), the Mount Gambier Motorcycle Club is incorporating the Cancer Council Cup feature races. Far too many of their members have been impacted by cancer, and as a volunteer based […]<\/p>\n