Showing posts with label czech republic. Show all posts
Showing posts with label czech republic. Show all posts
Saturday, 5 September 2015
Jawa Flat Tracker
Anybody know anything about this bike? (Motorkáři is a Czech moto forum and I can't read the original watermark underneath). BP
Friday, 24 August 2012
Czech Republic this weekend!
From Jan-Willem Dutch Brother.
Flat track weekend in Svitavy
Track location: 49° 45' 11.0" N 16° 27' 6.0" E
Friday 16:00-19:00
Saturday 10:00-19:00
Sunday 10:00-19:00
cost: 300 CZ krones for the weekend
Flat track weekend in Svitavy
Track location: 49° 45' 11.0" N 16° 27' 6.0" E
Friday 16:00-19:00
Saturday 10:00-19:00
Sunday 10:00-19:00
cost: 300 CZ krones for the weekend
Labels:
czech republic,
Dutch Bros,
Euro flat track
Tuesday, 26 June 2012
Brit Riders rule FIM Flat Track
1 Collins
The first ever FIM International flat track race went off in Czech Republic last week, with Europe's best racers in attendance. Six riders travelled from GB, all six made the final, with Aidan Collins and Tom Woolley coming first and second.
I'd love to see how Collins would go in the deep end of American short track, given a good bike and a few races to acclimatise. He's the quickest in England and has proven he has the beating of the rest of Europe.
Well done to all involved.
The next round is in Italy, then there are two in the US and one in Hungary. Go to the FIM for more details.
Remember, Collins and the cream of UK short track will be in action at King's Lynn this Saturday. Racing from 1 till 5. £10 on the gate. G
Photos: Tim Coles
54 Boast. Sixth in the final.
93 Woolley. Style.
I'd love to see how Collins would go in the deep end of American short track, given a good bike and a few races to acclimatise. He's the quickest in England and has proven he has the beating of the rest of Europe.
Well done to all involved.
The next round is in Italy, then there are two in the US and one in Hungary. Go to the FIM for more details.
Remember, Collins and the cream of UK short track will be in action at King's Lynn this Saturday. Racing from 1 till 5. £10 on the gate. G
Photos: Tim Coles
Labels:
Aidan Collins,
czech republic,
Euro flat track,
Peter Boast
Tuesday, 15 May 2012
Bouncing Czechs
The Czech Flat Track series continues at Euro Bike Fest. Jan-Willem Dutch Brother sent this...
I think Friday will be short track, although it's a big one, the inside line is 425m, whereas most speedway tracks are about 360-380m measured this way. and saturday is TT. the track photo was taken after laying out the track. It will be graded and waltzed by now and hopefully the 4m high, 60m long hill is also in place as planned! There will be categories for experts, jawas, twins, pre '59 and perhaps more depending on what turns up!
I think Friday will be short track, although it's a big one, the inside line is 425m, whereas most speedway tracks are about 360-380m measured this way. and saturday is TT. the track photo was taken after laying out the track. It will be graded and waltzed by now and hopefully the 4m high, 60m long hill is also in place as planned! There will be categories for experts, jawas, twins, pre '59 and perhaps more depending on what turns up!
Wednesday, 1 June 2011
He's gonna get you!
Olle
This looks great. Give us more details, please. G
Labels:
czech republic,
Jawa,
Not what you ride,
outlaw,
style
Friday, 5 November 2010
Euro Round-Up

How about this for a DIY track? It looks like something out of 1950s Mid-West. Here is the round-up from Jan-Willem about the European flat track series and the All-American Twins season.Team ZAETA can look back on a great season with the all new, Italian built dirt track machine, winning four of the nine rounds! The Zaeta is a full blood flat track racer based on the latest generation of framers, before they were banned from the GNC Championship in the US.
The final round of the International Mefo Sport Flattrack Cup 2010 was relocated to the natural soil dirt track in Pasohlavky, just south of Brno in the Czech Republic, after Blijham was cancelled due to excessive rain damaging the track.
Jan-Willem Jansen was crowned first All American Twins Champion! The Jansen brothers were tied for points, but unfortunately Mick Jansen was racing on a borrowed bike, with which he was unable to pose a real threat to Jan-Willem Jansen. Tom van Nes saw his consistent performance rewarded with third place overall!

Labels:
czech republic,
Dutch Bros,
Euro flat track,
Marco Belli,
Zaeta
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