Mourne Motorcycle Club Gears Up For Mayday

May Day Motocross Set To Attract The Crowds For Mayday Event

The Mourne Motorcycle Club is gearing up to host the Ulster Solo Motocross Championship at Seaforde MotoParc on May Day.

This will be the second round of the championship, following the first round which was held recently at Loughbrickland.

There will be six classes taking to the line on the day with MX1 and MX2 classes in the Experts, Semi Experts and Clubmen classes, with County Down men competing for the honours in every class.

After the first round Seaforde man Nathan Green is leading the Premier MX1 class ahead of the 2025 champion Niall Creggan.

May Day 26 launch (l-r): Seaforde’s Nathan Green (number 41) & Andrew Boyd (number 741) outside Brennan’s Ice Cream & Service Station. (l-r) MRA press officer Kenny Gardner, Mourne Motorcycle Club Chairman Billy McLarnin, Nathan Green, Seaforde MotoParc owner Norman Green, Andrew Boyd & Junior Burrows. (Photos courtesy of Mourne Motorcycle Club.)

Speaking ahead of the event Mourne Motorcycle Club Chairman Billy McLarnin said: “As ever Norman Green has his Seaforde MotoParc looking perfect.

“Obviously we have had a lot of rain so far this year, but hopefully we are starting to see better, dry weather and this this will continue on May Day.

“We will also be hoping for a good turnout of riders, spectators and a good day’s racing for everyone involved,” Billy added.

The Mourne club is holding the event with support from Connor McKibben at Brennan’s Ice Cream & Service Station, along with The Deli Restaurant @ Brennan’s and MRA championship sponsors.

At the May Day MX launch (l-r): Seaforde men Nathan Green (number 41) & Andrew Boyd (number 741) outside Brennan’s Ice Cream & Service Station.

There will also be sponsorship from Douglas Autoparts, Ballynahinch, offering a holeshot award for the race leader after the first corner in the two Clubmen classes, as Charles Hurst will sponsor the same award for the Premier class.

On the day bikes will be out on the track from 9.30am, with the first race to start at 11am.

Entry to the event will cost £5 for adults, while children go free and car parking is also free. 

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