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With just three rounds remaining on the 2018 calendar, WESS riders now move away from the hard enduro events that made up the majority of the races to date and take on two cross-country competitions. The first is Hawkstone Park, a circuit synonymous with world-class racing having hosted international motocross for over 60 years.

2017 saw the Hawkstone Park Cross-Country run as a round of the EnduroGP World Championship. Nathan Watson won the top class with teammate Josep Garcia finishing third in the Enduro2 category. This year, the pair will be joined by hard enduro star Taddy Blazusiak as they take on the tough, sandy terrain of the famous venue.

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Manuel Lettenbichler leads the championship chase as the World Enduro Super Series heads to Great Britain for round six, the Hawkstone Park Cross-Country. With the UK set for two days of world-class Enduro racing, Germany’s Lettenbichler (KTM) faces championship rival Billy Bolt (Husqvarna – GB) on his home turf as the race to become this year’s ULTIMATE ENDURO CHAMPION heats up.

After the Hard Enduro sands of Poland’s largest coal mine, WESS makes a welcome stop off at one of motorcycling’s most iconic venues for round six. Synonymous with Motocross, Trials and Enduro, Hawkstone Park has witnessed legendary battles between motorcycling’s greatest icons since the early 1950s. Thanks to the efforts of Paul Edmondson – a multiple world enduro champion in his own right – and his Fast Eddy Racing organisational team that tradition continues in 2018 with the Hawkstone Park Cross-Country and the revival of the ‘Original Fast Eddy’ where more than 650 riders are set to compete.

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