Can't agree with the quality sections comment. That is totally in the hands of the clerk of the course and also the land has a big bearing on the success. An expert sidecar route at something like the Mel Harison would be too much for a lot of classic riders but I would think classic riders would enjoy the Welsh.

Last year the cornish event was a bit hard on the expert sidecar route but would have suited the classic riders.

Classic rounds combined with sidecars are very good for most classic riders especially those that ride the classes the classic series was originally started for, (pre 65 and twinshock), over 40's on modern bikes and air cooled mono's have in some way spoilt it for the others. They probably need a route of their own or as we have tried to do at ours the classic riders ride expert sidecar sections and on half a dozen sections have a harder variation to sort out the top few competitors.

Thinking a bit further ahead, is the Peak, a Classic or Novogar round this year ?

Its a spot on trial and it was sadly missed last year.

The Peak is going back to S/C and classic for this year. Last year we tried with s/c and Novogar but the number of entries was very poor. It allways gets full if we have classic / clubmen.