Local enduro talent Jordan Scott, who is supported by Norman Watt Motorcycles recently got his season underway in the British Sprint Enduro in Aldershot, Hampshire (Feb 11/12) so we thought we would update you on how he got on. Best of luck for the rest of the series Jordan from all at C&DMCC.

Robert Lynn of Enduro.ie reports:

Norman Watt Motorcycles supported rider Jordan Scott got his participation in the 2012 Husqvarna ACU British Sprint Enduro Championship in Aldershot, Hampshire off to an impressive start by finishing second in class. Competing for the first time on his KTM 350 XCF, Scott recorded two second place results in the Under 23 SE2 class while also scoring a solid fifth overall in Under 23 at the season opener.

With the opening rounds of the BSEC marking his first time competing in the Under 23 class, Scott was keen to impress. However, with the bitterly cold weather making conditions any but favourable, Scott made a cautious but sensible start to day. Easing his way into the event, Scott quickly improved during the day to eventually finish the opening round of the hotly contested series second in class and fifth overall in Under 23.

Press Release by Malcolm Beattie (MRA Press Officer)

Last weekend, Adelaide Insurance Motorcycle Festival at the Kings Hall Belfast saw the launch of a new Motocross Team to contest the MCUI Irish and MRA Ulster Motocross Championships.

Suitor Brothers Racing, owned by long time enthusiasts Ricky and Rowley Suitor, will be campaigning KTM machinery supplied by Norman Watt Motorcycles in the Ulster and Irish Championships in 2012, and will have support from new sponsors from outside the Motocross Industry, and exciting development in Irish Motocross.

The impressive list of sponsors include, Norman Watt Motorcycles, Fox clothing, Risk Racing Europe, Polisport Plastics, Putoline Oils, RFX Filters, Dunlop Tyres and MXM who have produced the impressive new Graphics. Ex Irish and Ulster Champion, David White is also providing assistance to the team.

Unfortunately due to circumstances beyond our control, those who have recently sent in youth membership forms and require a MRA Youth Competition Licence will have to wait a short while for forms. The reason is that the MRA have run out of Youth Licence Forms so we are currently waiting on them printing more and getting them to our secretary. Apologies for the delay folks, hopefully it wont be too much longer.

Pictured above are adult race secretary, Charlie Woodside (left) and press officer, Ryan Denney (right) at the Adelaide Motorcycle Festival on Friday night. The guys spent the day promoting the club and the sport at the MRA stand at the show.

CDMCC would like to thank 2&4 Wheels and the MRA for the invitation to use the stand to promote our club, it is much appreciated folks.